Slope Stability For Operators | Half Day Online Workshop

The Quarry Slope Stability for Operators online training workshop has been designed to provide participants with foundational knowledge and geotechnical awareness skills to recognise and minimise the potential risk associated with slope instability and rock slides in quarries. Hosted by the Institute of Quarrying Australia, join us in this half day workshop with critical takeaways to ensure the continued safety of your operations.

 

 

Date: Tuesday 17 August 2021
Start: 9:30am AEST
Finish: 1:00pm
Location: Online Via Zoom

Quarry Slope Stability for Operators training - Online Workshop Overview

The Quarry Slope Stability for Operators online training workshop has been designed to provide participants with foundational knowledge and geotechnical awareness skills to recognise and minimise the potential risk associated with slope instability and rock slides in quarries. The potential for rock slides and slope failures makes working near quarry walls, stockpiles and dump faces a hazardous task. As quarries develop over time, they usually get deeper and the overall slope angle becomes steeper which can increase the risk of rock slides. Stockpiles and waste dumps contain unconsolidated material which can be subject to collapse.

Quarry Slope Stability for Operators training will cover:

  • Causes of slope instability
  •  Signs of slope instability
  • How to control slope instability
  • Consequences of slope failure
  • Slope geometry terminology

Quarry Slope Stability for Operators training Learning Objectives:

  • A working understanding of the causes of instability in soils and rocks in quarries.
  •  The ability to identify the different types of slope failure.
  • An understanding of the measures used to control slope instability.
  • Awareness of the consequences of slope failure. 

Who should attend

The course is particularly relevant to:

  • Quarry Operators
  • Quarry Supervisors

Facilitator

Tony Ferrazza
Tony has previously been a Senior Mining Engineer with WorkSafe Victoria with oversight of quarries and open cut mines in Victoria. He has extensive experience in education as training co-ordinator at Box Hill Institute and facilitator of a range of courses for the industry.

Continuing Professional Development Hours (CPD Hours)

3.5 hours - Technical Training
A completion certificate will be issued once finished.

Registration Fees

IQA Member: $185.00
Non Member: $245.00

Registrations Close: Tuesday 10 August 2021

Requirements

All participants must have access to the internet and a laptop / tablet that can run Zoom.  If you have questions regarding the system requirements please visit the Zoom website.

  •  Internet connection Laptop, PC or Phone with sound and video capability
  • Quiet environment

Disclaimer

Numbers are limited to ensure an optimal learning experience for attendees.

All information is correct at the time of publication. The IQA reserves the right to alter or delete items as required, and takes no responsibility for any errors, omissions and changes.
When
17/08/2021 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
AUS Eastern Standard Time
Where
Online Online AUSTRALIA
This event is full.

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