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Mining and Quarrying Safety and Health Act 1999
sec.180Functions of board of examiners
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### sec.180 Functions of board of examiners
The board of examiners has the following functions—
to decide the competencies necessary for holders of certificates of competency;
to assess applicants, or have applicants assessed, for certificates of competency;
to grant certificates of competency to persons who have demonstrated to the board’s satisfaction the appropriate competencies necessary to hold the certificates;
to ensure the competencies under this Act are consistent with the competencies required by other States for the holders of certificates of competency;
to issue notices ( site senior executive notices ) to persons who have demonstrated to the board’s satisfaction the safety and health competencies, recognised by the committee under section 67A (a) , required to perform the duties of a site senior executive for a mine;
to develop and administer a scheme for the continuing professional development of holders of certificates of competency or site senior executive notices, including, for example—
deciding the type of continuing professional development required; and
deciding the minimum continuing professional development particular holders must undertake; and
issuing practising certificates to holders who have completed the required continuing professional development; and
renewing practising certificates of holders who have completed the required continuing professional development;
to perform any other function conferred on the board of examiners under this Act.
s 180 sub 2010 No. 17 s 68
amd 2018 No. 28 s 72 ; 2020 No. 10 s 139 sch 2 ; 2024 No. 34 s 194
- (a) to decide the competencies necessary for holders of certificates of competency;
- (b) to assess applicants, or have applicants assessed, for certificates of competency;
- (c) to grant certificates of competency to persons who have demonstrated to the board’s satisfaction the appropriate competencies necessary to hold the certificates;
- (d) to ensure the competencies under this Act are consistent with the competencies required by other States for the holders of certificates of competency;
- (e) to issue notices ( site senior executive notices ) to persons who have demonstrated to the board’s satisfaction the safety and health competencies, recognised by the committee under section 67A (a) , required to perform the duties of a site senior executive for a mine;
- (f) to develop and administer a scheme for the continuing professional development of holders of certificates of competency or site senior executive notices, including, for example— (i) deciding the type of continuing professional development required; and (ii) deciding the minimum continuing professional development particular holders must undertake; and (iii) issuing practising certificates to holders who have completed the required continuing professional development; and (iv) renewing practising certificates of holders who have completed the required continuing professional development;
- (i) deciding the type of continuing professional development required; and
- (ii) deciding the minimum continuing professional development particular holders must undertake; and
- (iii) issuing practising certificates to holders who have completed the required continuing professional development; and
- (iv) renewing practising certificates of holders who have completed the required continuing professional development;
- (g) to perform any other function conferred on the board of examiners under this Act.
- (i) deciding the type of continuing professional development required; and
- (ii) deciding the minimum continuing professional development particular holders must undertake; and
- (iii) issuing practising certificates to holders who have completed the required continuing professional development; and
- (iv) renewing practising certificates of holders who have completed the required continuing professional development;