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Week
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Topics
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Study Metarials
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1
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Basic concepts and terminology in mining.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Part 1
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2
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Surface mining. Obligations of the employer and the risks that may be encountered in surface mining.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Part 2
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3
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OHS rules, organization and surveillance in surface mining. Mechanical and electrical equipment and installations.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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4
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Maintenance and repair activities. Controls of wells, explosion, fire hazard and harmful ambient air.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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5
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Explosives and igniters. Ways of transportation, shipping and handling.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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6
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Open field work. Search, rescue and evacuation.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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7
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Resting places. Minimum OHS rules to be applied in quarrying and drilling.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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8
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Mines with combustible dust. Fire, ignition and escalation hazards.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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9
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Security exercises. Minimum OHS measures in underground mines.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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10
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Explosive materials used in underground mines, fortification, transportation of workers underground.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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11
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Ventilation in underground mines, fire hazard, coal dusts and dust explosions, fire, electricity hazard.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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12
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Drilling, blasting. Caverns, landslides and floods in mines.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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13
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Rescue and emergency response in mining.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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14
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OHS organization in mining.
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R1: Chapter 13
R2: Annex 1-2-3
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Prerequisites
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Language of Instruction
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Turkish
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Responsible
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Lecturer Fahri OLUK
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Instructors
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1-)Öğretim Görevlisi Fahri Oluk
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Assistants
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Resources
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R1: Erdogan, M. S., Occupational Health and Safety in the Fields of Work II Lecture Note, Istanbul University, AUZEF, Istanbul.
http://auzefkitap.istanbul.edu.tr/kitap/kok/calisalanisgII.pdf
R2: Regulation on Occupational Health and Safety in Mining Workplaces
https://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/mevzuat?MevzuatNo=18858&MevzuatTur=7&MevzuatTertip=5
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Supplementary Book
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Goals
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Learning basic concepts and terminology in mining. Organization and supervision of OHS in surface mining. Interpretation of fire, ignition and escalation hazards. Understanding the minimum OHS measures in underground mines. Acquiring the ability to analyze the dangers of ventilation, fire hazard, coal dusts and dust explosions, fire, electrical hazards in underground mines. To be able to make emergency response and rescue and OHS organization in mining.
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Content
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Basic concepts and terminology in mining. Surface mining. Obligations of the employer and the risks that may be encountered in surface mining. OHS rules, organization and surveillance in surface mining. Mechanical and electrical equipment and installations. Maintenance and repair activities. Controls of wells, explosion, fire hazard and harmful ambient air. Explosives and igniters. Ways of transportation, shipping and handling. Open field work. Search, rescue and evacuation. Resting places. Minimum OHS rules to be applied in quarrying and drilling. Mines with combustible dust. Fire, ignition and escalation hazards. Security exercises. Minimum OHS measures in underground mines. Explosive materials used in underground mines, fortification, underground transport of workers, ventilation, fire hazard, coal dusts and dust explosions, fire, electrical hazard. Drilling, blasting. Caverns, landslides and floods in mines. Emergency response and rescue and OHS organization in mining. Relevant legislation.
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Program Learning Outcomes |
Level of Contribution |
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1
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To have the ability to identify and evaluate the occupational risks that may occur in the working environment by analyzing the production processes.
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3
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2
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Developing the ability to work with team spirit.
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3
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At least one foreign language at the general level of the European language portfolio A2, following the knowledge of the field and communicating with colleagues.
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4
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Using information and communication Technologies together with computer software at minimum European computer license basic level required by the field.
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5
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Gaining legal and Professional reasoning skills about occupational health and safety.
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6
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To recognize occupational safety materials, warning and danger signs and paltes, to have information about their properties and to have the competence to use them for their intended purpose.
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2
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7
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To have the ability to plan and implement occupational safety trainings.
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2
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8
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Gaining the ability to communicate with society.
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9
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To have sufficient knowledge about measurement techniques and methods for occupational safety and health.
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3
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10
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To have information about the basic measures to be taken in order to protect the health of workers and prevent occupational diseases that may ocur.
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3
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11
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Gaining the ability to work in a team, have the self confidence to take responsibility, to take authority and to fulfill the requirements.
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12
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To be able to organize the periodical controls related to occupational health and safety.
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13
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To carry out recording and reporting activities.
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14
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To be able to provide specific information fort he sectors.
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4
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15
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Having legislation knowledge at technician level in the field of occupational health and safety.
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2
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