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Quick, practical quizzes designed to help you recognise when and how the Act and Regulations apply. No memorisation — just real understanding.

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Supervisor Duties Quiz

Test your understanding of what the Act requires from mining supervisors on site.

BasicObligations🎓 CPD Eligible

8 Questions~4 mins

4.7 (174)

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Emergency Response Quiz

How well do you know your emergency obligations? Test your knowledge of response roles and procedures.

IntermediateEmergency🎓 CPD Eligible

6 Questions~3 mins

3.9 (58)

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Hazard ID Challenge

Can you spot the hazards? Practical scenarios to sharpen your hazard identification skills.

BasicRisk

5 Questions~3 mins

4.2 (105)

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Risk Assessment Basics

Understand the steps of a compliant risk assessment under the Mining Act and Regulations.

BasicRisk🎓 CPD Eligible

6 Questions~3 mins

4.5 (142)

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Incident Reporting 101

Do you know what to report, when, and to whom? Test your knowledge of incident reporting obligations.

BasicObligations

5 Questions~3 mins

4.0 (80)

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Principal Hazards Quiz

Identify and manage principal hazards as required under the Mining Regulations.

IntermediateSafety🎓 CPD Eligible

5 Questions~3 mins

4.5 (148)

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Duty Holder Responsibilities

Who is responsible for what? Test your knowledge of duty holder obligations under the Act.

IntermediateObligations🎓 CPD Eligible

4 Questions~2 mins

3.7 (39)

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Site Inspection Essentials

Know what to look for and what to do when you find it. Test your inspection knowledge.

BasicSafety

4 Questions~2 mins

4.5 (145)

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Environmental Obligations Quiz

Test your knowledge of environmental duties that apply to mining supervisors and operators.

AdvancedEnvironment🎓 CPD Eligible

3 Questions~2 mins

4.3 (114)

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What Would You Do?

Scenario-based challenges based on real mining situations.

What Would You Do?Risk

The Cracked Highwall

You are starting your shift and notice a new crack in the highwall that wasn't there yesterday. Your crew is waiting to begin work in that area. Your supervisor is not yet on site. What do you do?

Start work and monitor the crack closely during the shiftExclude the crew from the area immediately and contact the SSEAsk an experienced worker to assess it and decideWait for your supervisor to arrive before making any decision

What Would You Do?Obligations

The Reluctant Reporter

A worker on your crew tells you quietly that they had a near miss yesterday — a piece of equipment nearly struck them — but they didn't report it because they didn't want to cause trouble. The shift is about to start. What do you do?

Thank them for telling you and keep it between you bothTell them it's their responsibility and move onFormally record the near miss and investigate before starting work in that areaReport it at the end of shift after production is complete

What Would You Do?Safety

The Contractor's Equipment

A contractor arrives on site with a piece of plant that has not been inspected or registered on your site's plant register. They say it was inspected at their last job two weeks ago and they are in a hurry to start. What do you do?

Allow them to start — two weeks is recent enoughAsk them to show you the inspection paperwork and proceed if it looks okayDo not allow the plant to be used until it has been inspected and approved for your siteLet them start and arrange the inspection during the lunch break

What Would You Do?Risk

The Fatigue Call

Halfway through a 12-hour shift, a worker tells you they are exhausted and struggling to concentrate. They ask to keep working because they need the pay. The task they are doing involves operating heavy machinery. What do you do?

Let them continue — it's their choiceMove them to a less demanding task for the rest of the shiftRemove them from the machinery task immediately and assess their fitness to continue any workTell them to take a 15-minute break and then return to the machinery

What Would You Do?Safety

The Missing PHMP

You are about to commence a task that involves working near a known inrush risk area. A worker asks to see the Principal Hazard Management Plan for inrush. You cannot locate it. What do you do?

Proceed — the crew is experienced and knows the risksStop work in that area until the PHMP is located or confirmed to existCreate a quick verbal briefing to substitute for the planContinue and ask management to find the plan later