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SYLLABUS FOR THE PRACTICAL COMPONENT FOR THE INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE IN MINE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

EXAMINATION CONDITIONS

The examination will be practical and candidates will be passed at the sole discretion of the examiners.

A pass mark is 80%.

Answers must be given to an accuracy which is typical of practical conditions.

A. Dust

The candidate must be able to:

1. Define the following terms:

1.1 Persons to be Sampled

1.2 Sampling Area

1.3 Statistical Populations

1.4 The Threshold Limit Value - Time Weighted Average

1.5 Point Sampling

1.6 Respirable Particulate

1.7 Total Particulate

1.8 Accredited Authority

1.9 Partial Supervisors

1.10 Pollutant Index

1.11 Air Quality Index

2. Calculate, when given the necessary information:

2.1 sample concentration (mg/m3);

2.2 time weighted average respirable quartz concentrations;

2.3 air quality index for a statistical population in a sampling area;

2.4 the Person Weighted Mean Air Quality Index for a sampling area;

2.5 the Person Weighted Mean Air Quality Index for a survey;

2.6 the Person Weighted Mean Air Quality Index for a risk assessment; and

2.7 Risk Rating Assessment.

3. State the purpose and principle of operation and the checks to ensure the correct operation of the :

3.1 Personal Gravimetric Sampler and applicable flow calibrator.

3.2 Electronic Microbalance.

4. Demonstrate and describe :

4.1 the preparation of filters;

4.2 the weighing procedure (reference filter method);

4.3 the precautions to be taken when weighing;

4.4 the procedure for stabilizing the filters to eliminate the effects of moisture;

4.5 the loading of filters into the cassette and internal and external leak testing;

4.6 the flow calibrator procedure; and

    1. the preparation of dust samples for quartz analysis. (Candidates must choose either Infra Red Analysis or X-Ray analysis).

5. Gravimetric Sampling: Respirable and Total Dust

5.1 Differentiate between respirable dust sampling and total dust sampling.

5.2 State the objectives of total dust sampling.

5.3 Describe a method of total dust sampling.

6. List the laboratory requirements for gravimetric sampling pre-sampling preparation, weighing, sample preparation and handling.

B. Water Analysis

The candidate must be able to:

State the purpose and principle of operation of the nephelometer.

Describe and demonstrate how the dust concentration of mine water is determined by using the nephelometer.

C. The Barometer

Describe and demonstrate how the barometer is used to measure barometric pressure.

INSTRUMENTS

The candidate must be able to:

State the purpose and principle of the following instruments, use them correctly, assess and interpret the measurements obtained:

The Whirling Hygrometer

The Manometer

The Lightmeter

The Sound Level Meter

The Stopwatch

The Anemometer (as for measuring air quality in ducts and tunnels)

Chemical Indicator Tube

Flammable Gas Warning Service

Gravimetric Sample and Calibrator

The Electronic Microbalance

Electronic Gas Instruments (CO, O2)

The Kata Thermometer

The Pressure Gauge

The Water Tube Gap Measuring Rod

The Pitot Tube

The Heatstress (WGBT) Meter

pH Meter

Sound Level Meter

Noise Dosimeter

The candidate must be able to:

State the chemical formula, colour, odour, taste or carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, nitrous fumes, methane, chlorine, hydrogen, sulphur dioxide, hydrogen cyanide (also known as prussic acid gas), ammonia, arsine, hydrogen chloride, sulphuric acid mist and mercury vapour. He must also be able to state whether each gas is explosive, lighter or heavier than air, soluble in water, burns or supports combustion. He must also be able to state the properties and hazards of CO, NO, CO2, methane.

Describe and demonstrate how:

i) the manometer is used to measure fan pressures and pressures across airlocks;

ii) The methanometer or any flammable gas measuring instrument and electronic measuring instrument are used to test for explosive gases in underground working places;

iii) Low air velocities are measured using the tape and dust (smoke) method.

iv) The dust concentration of mine or process water is determined by using the Nephelometer;

v) Water samples are taken underground for dust chemical or bacteriological assessment;

vi) To check a rockdrill from a dust control point of view;

vii) Stone-dust samples are taken when using strip-sampling and calometric methods of analysis; and

viii) Gas samples are taken from sealed-off areas.

SUBJECT : LEGISLATION

The candidate must be able to answer questions on the practical application of the following regulations :

  1. THE MINE HEALTH AND SAFETY ACT

10.1.1 10.1.2 10.2.1 10.2.2

10.2.3 10.3.1 10.4 10.5.1

10.5.2 10.9.5 10.20.2 10.21

10.21 (1-3) 15.3.2 21.16

10.2.4 10.2.5 10.2.6 10.9.2

10.3.2 10.3.3 10.3.4 10.3.5

10.3.6

4.17.1

and define the following :

Chief Inspector of Mines, Inspector of Mines, mine, gauge pressure, works.

2. THE ATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION PREVENTION ACT AND REGULATIONS

Define, from this Act, the following:

The Chief Officer, The Committee, The Inspector, noxious or offensive gas, fuel burning appliance, scheduled process.

SYLLABUS FOR THE INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATE IN

MINE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

EXAMINATION CONDITIONS

An extract on regulations will be the only reference allowed and

will be issued at the time of the examinations.

Answers must be given to an accuracy which is typical of practical conditions.

The maximum time allowed will be 2½ hours for each of the two papers..

Non-programmable scientific calculators may be used.

ACCEPTED STANDARD

To pass this examination the candidate must obtain a minimum of 60% of the total marks for each paper.

The syllabus shall consist of the syllabus for the practical certificate in Mine Environmental Control and the following. The examiners may also test general knowledge in Environmental Control and Occupational Hygiene not exceeding 5% of the value of the paper.

PAPER 1

1. AIRFLOW

The candidate must be able to:

2. COOLING PLANTS

The candidate must be able to:

3. COSTS

The candidate must be able to:

4. EXPLOSIONS

The candidate must be able to:

5. FANS

The candidate must be able to:

6. MINE PLANS

The candidate must be able to:

7. MINE FIRES, ESCAPE AND RESCUE

The candidate must be able to:

8. VENTILATION PRACTICE AND PRINCIPLES

The candidate must be able to:

PAPER 2

1. AIRBORNE POLLUTANTS

The candidate must be able to:

  1. dangerous to health, and

  2. visible with the naked eye

2. GASES

The candidate must be able to:

3. POLLUTANT CONTROL

The candidate must be able to:

4. TOXICOLOGY

  1. Threshold Limit Value, Time Weighted Average, Short Term Exposure Limit and Ceiling Value.

  2. Name the main sources of dust in South African mines, and six other mining operations which create dust.

  3. List and discuss the general principles of dust control, particularly with regard to mechanized mining.

5. HEAT, COLD AND PSYCHROMETRY

A. HEAT

The candidate must be able to:

K to °C

B. COLD

6. ILLUMINATION

The candidate must be able to:

7. WATER

The candidate must be able to:

8. LEGISLATION

The candidate must be able to answer questions on the practical application of the following sections of the Mines and Works Act and Regulations (Act 27 of 1956 and Amendments:

2.10(7-10) 8.1.1 10.18 15.5.3

2.16(1-3) 8.5(1-2) 10.19(1 - 3) 15.6(1 - 2)

3.4 8.6 10.20(1 - 3) 15.7(1 - 3)

3.5 8.10.13 10.21(1 - 5) 15.8(1 - 5)

3.6 8.10(41-42) 10.22(1 - 8) 15.10(1-9)

3.7 8.11 10.23 15.11(1 - 2)

3.11 9.11.5 9.11.6 10.25(1 - 14)

21.16 3.12 9.29 11.1(1 - 2)

23.14.1 3.14 9.31(1 - 2) 11.2

23.15(1-16) 3.15(1 - 2) 9.34.2 11.3

24.10 3.18(1 - 2) 9.34.4 11.3(1 - 8)

24.12.2 3.21 10.1(1 - 2) 11.4(1 - 4)

24.13(1-2) 4.2 10.2(1 - 6) 11.6

24.14.6 4.4(1 - 6) 10.3(1 - 6) 11.7

24.15 5.9(1 - 2) 10.4 11.8

24.16 5.8.1 5.8.2 5.10

10.5(1 - 2) 11.9 24.20(1 - 4) 6.3.2

10.6(1 - 8) 11.10 25.1 6.3.2(2 - 4)

10.9(5 - 6) 11.11 6.3.2(6 - 7) 10.11.2

15.1 7.2.2 10.13(1 - 4) 15.2(1 - 2)

7.3.1 10.14(1 - 3) 15.3(1 - 2) 7.3.3

10.15 15.4(2 - 3) 7.10(1 - 8) 10.16(1 - 4)

15.5.1 8.10(43 - 44) 10.10(1 - 6) 10.12.1

10.7(1 - 2) 10.9(1 - 6) 10.10 15.9.1

8.4.2(c-d) 8.7 8.9.3.1(d) 8.9.4

8.9(8 - 10) 8.10.12 10.8(1 - 6) 10.9.3

10.11.1 10.13 (1-4) 10.17(1 - 4) 10.24(1 - 11)

11.5 (1-4) 10.1.1 10.1.2 10.2.1

10.2.2 10.2.3 10.3.1 10.4

10.5.1 10.5.2 10.9.5 10.20.2

10.21(1-5) 10.21(1 - 3) 15.3.2 21.16

10.2.4 10.2.5 10.2.6 10.9.2

10.3.2 10.3.3 10.3.4 10.3.5

10.3.6 4.17.1

The candidate must be able to answer questions on the practical application of the following sections of the Mine Health and Safety Act (Act 29 of 1996) :

Chapter 1 : 1 (a - g)

Chapter 2 : 5 (1-2), 6(1-3), 7.1(a-e), 9(1-7), 11, 12, 21,22

Chapter 3 : 25

Chapter 4 : 51, 52, 53

Chapter 6 : 75(1-3), 76

Chapter 7 : 88

Definitions:

Chief Inspector of Mines, Inspector of Mines, flammable gas warning device, ganger or miner, controlled mine, or controlled works, fiery mine, methanometer, non-fiery mine, ventilating district, gauge pressure, water blast, manager, biological monitoring, hazard, health and safety standard, health hazard, healthy, occupational hygiene, reasonably practicable, risk, working place, substance.

9. NOISE

The candidate must be able to:

  1. Equivalent continuous A weighted sound pressure level (LAeq).

  2. Equivalent noise exposure (Neq).

10. INSTRUMENTS

The candidate must be able to:

  1. Revolution counter

  2. Stroboscope

  3. Long-term chemical detector tube and pump

  4. Gas dosimeter

  5. Wet chemical gas sampling train

  6. Thermohygrograph

NOTE: The study material listed in this section is intended to assist candidates. Students are advised that questions will not necessarily be limited to the study material recommended below.

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Module A1, A2, A3

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 3

28 to 49

MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 4

50 to 51

MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 5

89 to 94

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Suggested Subject Learning Material Reference / Book / Publication / Resource

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Chapter 7

108 to 124

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Syllabus Learning Subjects: COSTS

Syllabus Page Ref No: 17

Suggested Subject Learning Material Reference / Book / Publication / Resource

Chapter or Ref No

Page No

Ventilation Appliance Manufacturers and/or Suppliers (Fans etc)

Mine/Company Accountants (Electricity Costs)

COM Workbook for Intermediate Certificate Costs (Suggest Multiply by 8,3)

Module VP3

133

Mine/Company Chief Storekeeper (Doors, Brattices, etc)

Head of Department (Budget Control)

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Chapter or Ref No

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Module E1

305 to 319

MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 2

17 to 20

1997 Dept of Minerals and Energy, Guideline for Prevention of Coal Dust Explosions

1,6,13,15 and

(REF GME 7/4/118 AC1 November 1997)

16 to 25

MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 28

763 to 771

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

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305 to 308

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Suggested Subject Learning Material Reference / Book / Publication / Resource

Chapter or Ref No

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Mine Survey Department (Rescue Plans etc)

Environmental Control Office Ventilation Plans

Head of Department (Code of Practice)

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 14

167 to 171

MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 30

791 to 799

MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 31

801 to 810

Head of Department (Code of Practice, Guidelines)

Mine Survey Department

Department of Minerals and Energy, Directive B5, Refuge Bays

Department of Minerals and Energy, Directive B6, Self Rescuers

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Department of Minerals and Energy, Directive B7, Mech Miner Ventilation

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309 to 319

MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 17

181 to 183

MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 29

779 to 790

Mine Health and Safety Act Regulations (Vessels, Pits, etc)

Head of Department (Code of Practice, Guidelines)

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 2

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MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 26

722 to 729

MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 26

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COM Measurements in Mine Environmental Control. Second Edition 1988

Chapter 14

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COM Measurements in Mine Environmental Control. Second Edition 1988

Chapter 14

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COM Measurements in Mine Environmental Control. Second Edition 1988

Chapter 14

100 to 107

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 1

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 6

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Barenbrug's Psychrometric Charts

ALL

ALL

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Chapter 16

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MVS le Roux's Notes on Mine Environmental Control. Fourth Edition

Chapter 10

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MVS Environmental Engineering in South African Mines (1989)

Chapter 35

894 to 900

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Mines and Works Act Regulations

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Mine Health and Safety Act

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Chapter 15

172 to 174

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Original Equipment Manufacturers' (OEM) Instructions

Instrument Suppliers

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