Agenda Item 6.3 MQA Skills Development

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Agenda Item 6.3 MQA Skills Development
Colliery Training College (Pty) Ltd.
Colliery Training College
Presentation – Johan Venter
Content
History of CTC
The MQA Accredited training that we offer
CTC’s role in health and safety in the mining
industry
The Rescue Drill Unit
Background and history
What we have achieved to date
Challenges
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Background to CTC
1964 – 2014
50Years
AS PART OF THE COAL MINING
INDUSTRY
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Background to CTC
• Established in 1964 to present Engineering Learnership,
Mining and Coal Prep training exclusively to the coal
mines as a Chamber of Mines venture;
• Currently owned by a number of majors in the coalmining
business. Anglo American Thermal Coal; Glencore;
Exxaro; Shanduka and Kangra; South32 treated as a
shareholder.
• Owners pay a fixed subscription; private clients pay an
agreed rate;
• No profits taken from the business – reinvested in training;
• Capacity to train 760 learners per day in the engineering
workshops, 120 mining learners at Greenside and
Landau, 40 coal processing operators at CTC.
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Background to CTC
• In addition to training, the coal mining industry has
entrusted us with important health and safety
functions:
• Collieries Environmental Control Services (CECS)
at Evander.
• Rescue Drill Unit (Google “CTC mine rescue” to see video clip of historic
event.)
Old unit
since 1974
New unit
since 2014
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Apprentice Training
•
•
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•
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Electricians
Fitters / Machinists / Turners
Millwrights
Plater / Welder / Boilermakers
Auto Electricians / Diesel Mechanics / Earth Moving
Equipment Mechanicians
• Rigging
• Instrumentation
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Mining Training: Greenside Colliery
Underground; Landau Surface excavations
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Gas Testing Certificate
Flame proof Certificate
Fall of Ground Competent Persons A and B
NQF Level 3 Miner Qualification – underground coal and
surface excavations – blasting ticket.
• Lump Ore beneficiation (Coal Plant operations training.)
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Hostel Accommodation.
• 361 Very reasonably priced beds
• Gives CTC a strong competitive
edge.
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Mining Training Interventions
2015
Rock Breaking Qualification
Underground Coal
Rock Breaking Qualification Surface
Comp A
Comp B
Comp A (Surface)
Blasting Assistant Underground Coal
Blasting Assistant Surface
TOTAL
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AATC
TOTAL
26
95
5
44
65
70
0
2
212
35
54
72
127
16
29
428
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Engineering Learner Enrolments:
Average per block
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
80
92
80
81
78
79
67
49
61
39
43
43
46
57
44
44
49
68
34
33
42
39
46
29
6
5
3
2
2
1
2
4
4
2
4
4
4
17
15
7
-
-
-
-
-
64
47
38
464
438
461
444
453
526
509
480
Grand Total
664
644
625
607
692
783
(Does not include GT & FP or trade test re-writes)
730
651
AATC
Exxaro
Glencore
Kangra
Shanduka Coal
South32
Other/Private
Capacity: 760
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Trade test passes as at the end of
each year
Tested
Passed
%
2007
410
291
71.0%
2008
2009
576
888
379
651
65.8%
73.3%
2010
952
618
64.9%
2011
2012
900
891
637
688
71.0 %
77.2%
2013
2014
703
1093
559
834
79.6%
76.3%
2015
1184
910
76.8%
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Rescue Drill Unit - Background
• Coalbrook Disaster in 1960 cost 437 lives
• Chamber of Mines decided a suitable drill was required to
rescue people.
• First a Würth Machine was purchased in 1960’s – placed in
the care of a drill operator and was soon u/s.
• In 1977 Two Ingersoll Rand Machines were purchased. The
T4 and T5 Drillmasters. Housed at CTC up to 2014.
• By the late 1990’s this equipment was no longer supported
by the OEM.
• During 2010 the decision was taken to replace the
equipment.
• Steering committee established to oversee this process.
INTRODUCTION
• T4 165mm
• T5 750mm to 635mm
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INGERSOLL – RAND T5
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INGERSOLL – RAND T4
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Aspects considered when decision was
made to buy new equipment
Safety of Operation
Ease of deployment
Rod handling capability
Availability of back-up service and spares
Interchangeability of components
Ability to drill 300m
Ability to drill at an angle
Transportation and storage of equipment
General fitness for purpose
Cost
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Replaced with T685 and T130
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Both employ
reverse
circulation
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Progress to date T130
Commissioning at CTC
Goedehoop launch
Goedehoop launch angle drilling
Sigma Colliery Sasol
Matla Colliery
Greenside Colliery
Enviroshore Ogies
Kriel Colliery
Lily mine Barberton
Total meters drilled:
12m
54m
56m
134m
56m
57m
56m
57m
80m
562m
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Lily Mine Deployment
A
B
C
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Problems to date….
• Casing insertion slower (but more accurate) than with old system.
(improving)
• Inner tube failures at Sigma hole. (Driconeq re-welded all tubes.)
• Penetration rate poorer than with old drill T5. (improving)
• Two piston failures on the RC210 NUMA hammer
(lubrication and ingress of debris were the issues with first piston)
• Bearing failure on the air inlet swivel (lubrication and rust as a
result of inactivity).
• Ageing fleet of truck-tractors can’t cope with long hauls over
mountains. (RDU Steercom agreed to replacement.)
• It proved impossible to lower the capsule down an inclined hole.
Due to step in hole diameter at bottom of casing.
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Broken piston
• We need to drill more holes; large and small….
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• Thank You….
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