CDR Report Sample For Mining Engineer – ANZSCO CODE: 233611

The Competency Demonstration Report Sample for Mining Engineer includes all the necessary reports such as Three Career Episodes, Continuing Professional Development and Summary Statement. The Content of the Mining Engineer CDR Report Sample is as follow:

Mining Engineer Career Episode Report 1

Project Name: “Formulation of a feasibility study on the Eliza Hill-Will project”

In first career episode, the author describes the project he did when he was doing bachelor’s degree in mining engineering. This career episode is based on his project named as; “formulation of a feasibility study on the Eliza Hill-Will project”. During the time, the responsibilities of the author were to:

• Conducted studies into geological modeling of components and henceforth developed geological models of the waste dump and stockpiles towards mine stability analysis
• Conducted further investigations on the final strip end wall constructed approximating the durability of the underground main access routes
• Conducted investigations aimed at establishing a comprehensive representation of processing costs versus yielding costs with a reduced milling rate
• Studied hydrological, hydrogeological, meteorological characteristics of the mine are as well as cultural and environmental constraints
• Hatched strategic plans towards stockpiling of the mined coal segregating high-quality coal from the low quality

Mining Engineer Career Episode Report 2

Project Name: “Determining The Properties Of Mine Rock Strata”

In second career episode, the author explains the engineering skills he used when he was doing bachelor’s degree in mining engineering. During this time his duties and responsibilities in the project “Determining The Properties Of Mine Rock Strata” were:

• Conducted the preliminary survey on the rock domain properties with aid from geologists and material science specialists as well as mining engineers determining the elements present
• Determined and selected the most suitable explosion strategy having considered factors such as depth of rock and the physical characteristics of surrounding strata
• Assessed natural, technical, financial and safety risks and hazards associated with the project phases such as project development, experimental set-up, and operation
• Determined and evaluated the safety of processes, an order of execution and the safety of the explosion area, evaluating risks associated with slippage and rock falls
• Planned and coordinated the effective utilization of labor and equipment attaining predetermined efficiency targets, set safety standards and adhering to environmental guidelines.