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By thoroughly assessing the fitness of workers who perform physically and psychologically demanding rescue operations in dangerous conditions, KINNECT’s Mines Rescue Medicals enables workers to avoid harm to themselves and others.

 

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Toxic atmospheres and poor ventilation encountered during rescue operations require mine rescue personnel to wear self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA). This, combined with physically demanding work such as moving fallen materials and retrieving casualties, can significantly increase the risk for conditions such as heat stress and/or injury.

To be a mine rescue member requires a higher level of health and fitness than compared to normal mining operation roles. Health assessments for mine rescue personnel are designed to assess the health and capacity of the individual to be able to safely perform the mine rescue role.

How it Works

There are two parts to a Mine Rescue Medical:

 

Part 1: Coal Board Medical

  • Vision Test
  • Spirometry Test
  • Respiratory Questionnaire
  • Urinalysis
  • Hearing Test
  • Auditory Canal Examination
  • Cardiovascular System Examination
  • Musculoskeletal System Examination
  • Abdomen Examination
  • Skin Examination
  • Medical History Questionnaire

 

Part 2: Fitness Test

  • Cardiovascular Fitness Test
  • Functional Capacity Assessment (Optional)

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      FAQ

      Who should complete a Mine Rescue Medical?

      All Mine Rescue Personnel must undertake a Mine Rescue Medical. 

      Health assessment for mines rescue personnel must be carried out:

      • every 2 years for persons up to age 40
      • every year for persons aged 40 and over.

      Does a Mines Rescue Medical include a Drug and Alcohol Test?

      No. The Mine Rescue Medical does not include a drug and alcohol test, however sometimes your employer may request you complete a drug and alcohol test at the time of your Coal Board Medical. The results of your drug and alcohol test will not be reviewed or commented on by the AMA when they complete the Section 4 summary.

      How long does a Mines Rescue Medical take?

      A Mine Rescue Medical will take between 1 – 2 hours to complete the Coal Board Medical and approximately 30 minutes to conduct the Fitness Test/s.

      Protect your mines rescue workers and those they save

      Use our Click & KINNECT Portal to make an online booking* or contact us for a quote.

       

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      *For individual or small group bookings only.

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