Foundations: Underground Design Changes

Underground mines require a lot of infrastructure to function. From designing stopes, drives, and shafts, to managing water management and air ventilation around the mine. To prevent environmental damage and maintaining governmental and social approval, engineers need to be aware of how many different systems and stakeholders interact with each other in a mining operation.

In this course, you will learn the basics of underground development design. 

  • Course Duration

    4 professional
    development hours

  • Real World Applications

    Developed with
    industry experts 

  • Graduate Level

    0-3 years experience

  • Video Playtime

    15 minutes

What's Included

KEY TECHNICAL SKILL

Review and make changes to correct errors with an operational underground development design.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Describe the different components of an underground development design
  • Understand the inputs and stakeholders involved in creating an underground development design
  • Make effective and safe changes to an operational underground development design
  • Assess, review, and communicate changes to relevant stakeholders
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Video

Learn the ropes through a mix of video and written content.

Text Material

Learn the techniques used by real-life industry experts.

Blended Learning

Apply learnings to your organisation's systems and processes with the included Workplace Learning Guide.

Assessments

Test your understanding against realistic scenarios so you can excel as a professional in your field.