Itinerant Registerable Plant Training

Under WA’s new Work Health and Safety Act 2020 and the Work Health and Safety (Mines) Regulations 2022, which came into effect on 31 March 2022, the term “Classified Plant” has been replaced with “Registerable Plant”. The new WHS Act and accompanying regulations combine WHS for general industry, mines and petroleum and geothermal operations under a single Act, replacing the previously applicable Mines Safety & Inspection Act 1994 and the associated Mines Safety & Inspections Regulations 1995.

The Registered Manager is ultimately accountable for implementing a process for managing and inspecting Registerable Plant and ensuring that all plant on their mine site is compliant with government regulations.
The site Appointed Person(s) (AP) is accountable to ensure that any hired or contractor owned/hired Registerable Plant brought onto a mine site complies with the relevant statutory requirements.
The Itinerant Registerable Plant Inspector is responsible for conducting the document checks and visual safety inspections to ensure this.

Designed for managers and supervisors of mine sites, our Itinerant Registerable Plant training gives participants an understanding of their responsibilities, legal obligations and inspection requirements with regards to Itinerant Registerable Plant. 

The curriculum covers:

• Definition of Itinerant Registerable Plant (IRP)
• Design registration requirements of IRP
• Itinerant Registerable Plant Inspection obligations and compliance
• Rules for appointment of Registerable Plant Inspector
• Responsibility & accountability of Appointed Person(s)
• Contractor requirements for Itinerant Registerable Plant Site Access
• Document checks and visual safety inspections
• Broader mine site requirements

In addition to the existing course content, we will now also address and cover the following:

• Changes to Itinerant Registerable Plant requirements under the WHS Mines Regs 2022
  including the new exemptions to registration.
• The new requirement for both design and plant registration in the mining sector.
• New definitions for what constitute a competent person.
• Who is allowed to carry out major inspections for mobile cranes.
• Section 5.2 The registration of plant.
• Changes to the Mine Management Structure, Mine Operators, Senior Site Executives and
  Statutory Supervisors.
• The implementation (if required), maintenance, review, audit and continuous
  improvement of the Mine Safety Management System.

To see the full list of WHS updates discussed in the course, please click below to access our updated 2022 Training Course Brochure.

Cost: $500

Delivery: In class

Duration: 6 hours (8am to 3pm)

Trainer: Peter Bursey

Venue: AME Training Centre, Unit 14/44 Belmont Avenue, Belmont, WA

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PLEASE NOTE proof of COVID-19 vaccination is required to attend our courses.

These are the easiest ways to show proof of your vaccinations:

• Through the ServiceWA app, the WA Government’s secure mobile application to show proof of your COVID-19 vaccinations
• Your COVID-19 digital certificate with an acceptable form of ID.
• Your immunisation history statement along with an acceptable form of ID.