Industrial Training

– Employment Summary

One of the requirements for award of the mining engineering degree at UNSW is completion of a minimum of 80 days of Industrial Training (IT). A report must be attached to this summary page outlining the nature of the work experience by the student and submitted electronically to the School’s IT Co-ordinator.

For submission to: School Industrial Training Co-ordinator

Student name & number: Student’s name and number

Date of submission: DD/MM/YYYY

Name of Employer Organisation:

Name of Mine/Operation/Project:

Site Location:

Start date: Finish date:

Hours worked per shift: Equivalent number 8hr days:

Number of IT days completed prior to this IT experience:

Number of IT days completed in this round IT:

Total IT experience to date:

Roles undertaken during IT:

Name of supervising manager at IT organisation:

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Declaration of Academic Integrity

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SUMMARY

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CONTENTS

Declaration of Academic Integrity.............................................................................................. i

Summary............................................................................................................................................ ii

List of Figures.................................................................................................................................. iv

List of Tables.................................................................................................................................... iv

1 INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................... 1

2 MAIN REPORT HEADING ONE.......................................................................................... 2

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3 MAIN REPORT HEADING TWO........................................................................................3

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4 CONCLUSIONS....................................................................................................................... 4

5 RECOMMENDATIONS......................................................................................................... 5

6 REFERENCES......................................................................................................................... 6

APPENDIX.......................................................................................................................................... 7

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LIST OF FIGURES

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In order to maintain profitability in the face of rising costs and competition from developing

countries, the mining industry in developed countries has shifted to being a more capital

intensive industry as illustrated in Figure 1.

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4 CONCLUSIONS

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5 RECOMMENDATIONS

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6 REFERENCES

Hardy, H R Jr, 1981. Application of acoustic emission techniques to rock and rock structures,

in Acoustic Emissions, in Geotechnical Practice, STP 750, pp4-92 (ASTM).

Barton, N, Lien, R and Lunde, J, 1974. Engineering classification of rock masses for the design

of tunnel support, Rock Mechanics, 6(4):183-236.

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APPENDIX A

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