RIISAM212E – Service Mine Plant and Equipment

Service Mine Plant & Equipment

Develop practical skills in servicing, refuelling and basic maintenance of mine and civil machinery with nationally recognised, hands-on training.

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Service Mine Plant & Equipment

Course Overview

The RIISAM212E – Service Mine Plant and Equipment course provides nationally recognised training for participants looking to develop the practical skills and knowledge required to safely service, refuel and perform basic maintenance on mining and civil machinery.

Servicing heavy equipment is an essential part of keeping mining, quarrying and civil construction operations running safely and efficiently. Participants learn how to identify servicing requirements, complete equipment inspections, refuel machinery, top up essential fluids and perform basic servicing tasks in accordance with workplace procedures and environmental requirements.

Training is conducted using mine-spec equipment in a practical, real-world environment, helping participants become familiar with the machinery, procedures and expectations they may encounter on an operational site.

The course is suitable for people looking to enter the mining, quarrying or civil construction industries, as well as existing workers who want to formalise their practical experience with nationally recognised training.

Service Mine Plant & Equipment

What This Course Teaches

The Service Mine Plant and Equipment course focuses on the everyday servicing procedures required to help keep heavy machinery safe, operational and properly maintained.

What You’ll Learn

During your training, you’ll develop practical skills and knowledge across a range of plant and equipment servicing procedures, including:

  • Conducting pre-start equipment inspections
  • Completing post-operational equipment checks
  • Planning and preparing for servicing activities
  • Identifying servicing requirements across different types of plant
  • Safely refuelling heavy machinery and equipment
  • Checking and topping up engine oil
  • Checking and topping up coolant
  • Checking and replenishing hydraulic fluids
  • Replacing filters and other consumable components
  • Identifying basic equipment servicing requirements
  • Correctly disposing of waste materials
  • Safely handling and disposing of hazardous materials
  • Maintaining servicing and maintenance records
  • Following relevant workplace procedures
  • Considering environmental requirements during servicing activities

Develop Practical Servicing Skills

The practical training is designed to develop both technical servicing skills and an understanding of workplace procedures required when working with heavy plant and equipment.

Participants gain hands-on experience with routine servicing activities while developing an understanding of the safety, environmental and documentation requirements associated with maintaining heavy machinery.

Service Mine Plant & Equipment

Course Specifics

Training is delivered through face-to-face practical instruction using real mine-specification equipment. Rather than focusing solely on theory, participants develop hands-on experience completing the types of servicing activities they may encounter within mining, quarrying and civil construction environments.

Training is provided either one-on-one or within a small group, allowing participants to receive personalised guidance and practical instruction throughout the course.

What Does Mine Plant Servicing Involve?

Mine and civil machinery requires regular servicing and inspection to remain safe, reliable and operational. Workers involved in plant servicing can be responsible for a wide range of routine servicing and maintenance support tasks, including:

  • Refuelling machinery
  • Checking and replacing fluids
  • Completing oil changes
  • Replacing filters and consumables
  • Inspecting equipment
  • Identifying servicing requirements
  • Maintaining service documentation
  • Supporting maintenance teams
  • Correctly managing servicing waste

These practical skills can support employment opportunities across mining, quarrying, civil construction and heavy equipment maintenance environments.

Entry Requirements

Participants undertaking the course must:

  • Be at least 17 years of age
  • Hold a valid driver’s licence
  • Have basic English language, literacy and numeracy skills
  • Wear appropriate PPE, including safety boots
  • Complete a short Language, Literacy and Numeracy (LLN) assessment if required

These requirements help ensure participants can understand safety procedures, follow servicing instructions and successfully complete the practical and assessment components of the course.

Career Opportunities

The skills developed through this course can be relevant to several entry-level and supporting roles within mining, civil and heavy equipment operations. Potential roles identified on the existing course page include:

  • Service Crew Member
  • Trade Assistant
  • Pit Service Person
  • Workshop Labourer

Typical responsibilities within these positions can include refuelling machinery, completing oil changes, conducting equipment inspections, assisting with basic servicing and supporting qualified maintenance personnel on site.

Payment Options

The existing course page lists several flexible payment options:

  • Afterpay
  • Zip Money
  • Klarna
  • Finance Now

Discounted bundle pricing may also be available when the course is combined with additional machinery units such as Moxy, Loader or Roller Training.

Service Mine Plant & Equipment

Where To Train

Raceview Training Facility

Service Mine Plant and Equipment training is conducted face-to-face at My Solution Training’s facility at 1/7 Sonia Court, Raceview, QLD 4305. Training is conducted using real mine-specification equipment in a practical environment, giving participants hands-on experience with the servicing procedures and machinery they may encounter within the industry.

Practical, Face-to-Face Training

This course requires practical participation and is delivered through face-to-face training rather than online-only learning. Training is provided either one-on-one or in a small group, allowing participants to receive personalised instruction while developing practical servicing skills.

Service Mine Plant & Equipment

Common Questions On This Course

What qualification does this course cover?

The course covers the nationally recognised unit RIISAM212E – Service Mine Plant and Equipment.

What will I learn during the course?

You’ll learn how to conduct equipment inspections, prepare for servicing activities, identify servicing requirements, refuel machinery, check and replenish fluids, replace filters and consumables, dispose of waste correctly and maintain servicing documentation.

How long does the course take?

The course is generally completed within half a day, although the exact duration may depend on your previous experience and demonstrated competency.

Is the training practical?

Yes. The course is delivered through face-to-face practical training using real mine-spec equipment, providing hands-on experience with servicing procedures.

Is the training one-on-one?

Training is delivered either one-on-one or within a small group, allowing participants to receive personalised instruction and practical experience.

Do I need previous experience?

The course is designed for people entering mining, quarrying or civil construction as well as existing workers looking to formalise their experience. Previous servicing experience isn’t listed as an entry requirement.

How old do I need to be?

Participants must be at least 17 years of age.

Do I need a driver’s licence?

Yes. Participants are required to hold a valid driver’s licence.

Do I need to bring PPE?

Yes. Appropriate PPE must be worn during practical training, including safety boots.

Where is the course held?

Training is conducted at 1/7 Sonia Court, Raceview, QLD 4305.

What jobs could this training be useful for?

The existing course identifies roles such as Service Crew Member, Trade Assistant, Pit Service Person and Workshop Labourer. These roles can involve refuelling, equipment inspections, oil changes, basic servicing and assisting maintenance teams.

What will I receive after completing the course?

Participants who successfully complete all required assessments receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment for RIISAM212E – Service Mine Plant and Equipment.

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