RIINHB202E – Set up and pack up drill sites – Eden Education

RIINHB202E – Set up and pack up drill sites

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Type:

Unit of Competence

AQF Level:

Certificate II

Industries:

Construction, Civil & Mining, Rail & Infrastructure

Pre-requisites

Job Titles

Drilling Labourer, Drill Site Technician, Leading Hand, Drilling Supervisor

Who this program is for

Learning Outcome

$48,000 - $85,000

Median Australian salary

$25 - $50

Hourly Rate

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BSBWHS413 – Contribute to Implementation and Maintenance of WHS Consultation and Participation Processes

BSBWHS412 – Assist with Workplace Compliance with WHS Laws

BSBTWK301 – Use inclusive work practices

BSBSTR501 – Establish innovative work environments

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BSBLDR414 – Lead Team Effectiveness

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