G2 Risk Facilitator

RIIRIS402E Carry out the Risk Management Processes

This ‘G2’ RIIRIS402E Carry out the Risk Management Processes course covers the skills and knowledge required to Carry out the Risk Management Processes in the Coal and Metalliferous mining industries. This competency is a statutory requirement according to mining legislation for certain occupational categories as deemed by the respective Mining Safety & Health Advisory Committees. Some mining companies have expanded which groups of people require this competency with some sites now requiring any person with a supervisory capacity to also hold this competency along with the Mining Supervisor S123.

This unit of competence supersedes the MNCG1002B – Implement and apply Risk Management Processes; commonly referred to as G2.

There is some post course work which requires students to submit a port-folio of site evidence demonstrating competency in the relevant field of study including submitting facilitated risk assessments (WRAC/Bow-Tie etc), a safety inspections and audit report. This  competency is required to be refreshed at least every 5 years as per Reg. 84 of the Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2017 (Qld). See our G2 Refresher program on our website for this program.

Supervisors can choose to do the 5 day supervisors package which includes the Standard 11, Mining Supervisor S123 and G2 over 5 consecutive days Monday to Friday or Wednesday to Sunday.

RIIRIS402E includes:

• Determining the risk management process
• Identifying hazards
• Assessing risk
• Identifying unacceptable risk and potential actions
• Deciding on, implementing or facilitating of actions
• Reviewing the implementation of action
• Auditing the risk management process; and
• Completing records and reports.

Candidates are required to have completed the national competency unit MNCG1001A or RIIRIS301A/D (S123) or equivalent and have access to a resources work site to complete the post course port-folio of evidence.

The post course work portfolio evidence must be submitted within 6 weeks of attendance to the Face to Face course. You may then wish to request in writing a maximum extension of a further 6 weeks at the discretion of the OHSA assessor. There is no refund once you have enrolled into the course and received the course material from OHSA.