Who is the Mine Air Quality Technician?
The role of the Mine Air Quality Technician is to assist the statutory appointed Mine Air Quality Officer in the collection of contaminant samples, equipment calibration and maintenance and recording and reporting of analysis results.
What will happen during the Mine Air Quality Technician course?
Our comprehensive training program covers all aspects of mine air quality management, including understanding different contaminants, sampling techniques, equipment operation, calibration procedures, and result interpretation. You will receive hands-on training from industry experts, gaining practical experience in the collection and analysis of air samples.
One unique aspect of this course is the emphasis on practical application in the workplace. We understand the importance of real-world implementation, and therefore, participants will be required to provide evidence of their understanding and application of the training in their work environment. This ensures that you can confidently apply your knowledge to address air quality challenges specific to your workplace.
By enrolling in our Mine Air Quality Technician Course, you’ll acquire the skills and expertise sought after by mining companies. Whether you’re starting a new career or seeking to enhance your existing qualifications, this course will set you on the path to success.
Don’t miss this opportunity to become an integral part of the mining industry’s commitment to health and safety. Enrol in our Mine Air Quality Technician course today and make a meaningful impact on the work health and safety of mining personnel and the environment.
Please note: Assessment for this course is now completed in-course. On day three, participants will sit a 3-hour digital examination, conducted through the aXcelerate Learner Portal. This exam includes three assessments designed to evaluate your proficiency in the essential skills required for the Mine Air Quality Technician role. As a result, all formal assessment requirements are now completed during the face-to-face training period.
| Name | Date | Time | Location | |
| Mine Air Quality Technician | 23 June - 25 June 2025 | 08:00 am - 04:30 pm | North Lake | |
| Mine Air Quality Technician | 18 August - 20 August 2025 | 08:00 am - 04:30 pm | North Lake | |
| Mine Air Quality Technician | 6 October - 8 October 2025 | 08:00 am - 04:30 pm | North Lake | |
| Mine Air Quality Technician | 24 November - 26 November 2025 | 08:00 am - 04:30 pm | North Lake |
Through reflective learning, peer support & practical application, participants will:
- State the roles of the Mining Air Quality Technician
- Describe the SRS system including legislative requirements and how quotas are established
- Reference specific mining regulations and Australian Standards that apply to the Mine Air Quality Technician
- Define the specific requirements of an employer in relation to health surveillance on mining operations
- Explain the legislative framework applying to hazardous substances in the mining industry and implications for the Mining Air Quality Officer
- Describe pathways of exposure to hazardous substances and the potential health effects
- Interpret results in accordance with exposure standards in order to determine legislative compliance
- Discuss the need for collection of accurate atmospheric contaminant data and apply appropriate methodology for recording and reporting of results
- Apply appropriate sampling techniques
- Explain the characteristics of different types of atmospheric contaminants, legislative requirements and monitoring methods
- Calibrate sampling instrumentation in accordance with relevant standards or manufacturer’s requirements and accurately record results
Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be issued with a certificate of attendance.
1. MAQT Pre-Reading Questionnaire Assessment
Upon enrolling, all participants will be automatically enrolled in the MAQT Pre-Reading Questionnaire. Completion of this assessment with correct responses is mandatory and must be achieve prior to attending the training. This ensures that you have a solid understanding of the foundational concepts required for the training.
2. Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN)
Participants will also be required to complete a Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) survey before the course begins. This assessment ensures that you have the necessary foundational skills to successfully engage with the course content.
3. Pre-Reading Materials
Prior to the course commencement, you must review the pre-reading materials, provided upon enrolment through the Learner Portal. These materials are essential for laying the foundation of your knowledge and ensuring you are fully prepared for the in-class sessions.
Please note: Failure to complete any of the above requirements may affect your eligibility to participate in the course. Ensure that all prerequisites are met before the course begins to guarantee a smooth and successful learning experience.
Are there any special requirements for the Mine Air Quality Technician course?
- Participants are strongly encouraged to bring their own air sampling pump, particularly the model used in their current workplace.
- To support your learning throughout the Mine Air Quality Technician course, a series of review questions and practical activities will be provided. These tasks are designed to reinforce key concepts and must be completed outside of class hours over the duration of the course. Active engagement with these tasks is essential for your successful progression and understanding of the material.
- You are required to bring a laptop, charger, and mouse to class each day. All course materials, learning activities, and assessments are delivered and submitted digitally via the aXcelerate Learner Portal. It is essential that your device is fully operational, Wi-Fi capable, and suitable for online access throughout the course.
| Student Type | Price |
|---|---|
| Member | $1,741.50 |
| Non-Member | $1,935 |
