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Programme in Explosives Test and Evaluation

Qualification code: 76703
Duration: 6 months
Language medium: English

Target group:

The explosives and armaments industry (including commercial, arms manufacturing, military, police, mining, structural engineering and explosives regulatory sectors). All students wishing to register for the Short Learning Programmes in Explosives have to be employed in the explosives industry.

Admission requirements:

Senior Certificate or an equivalent NQF level 4 qualification. Note: Students should be competent with language, numeracy and communication skills at NQF level 5.

Course leader details:

Mrs Magdel van Heerden
Department of Business Management
Tel: 012 429 4370
E-mail: legrams@unisa.ac.za

Mrs Rachelle Reeler
Department of Business Management
Tel: 012 429 2057
E-mail: deysert@unisa.ac.za

Programme administrator:

Admin Officer: Lyndsey Lourie
Unisa Centre for Lifelong Learning
Christiaan De Wet Drive, Florida, Johannesburg
Tswelopele Building 3rd floor Room 15
Tel: 011 471 2747
Email address: lourilc@unisa.ac.za

Purpose statement:

To apply elementary explosives technologies during manufacturing processes in an explosives environment and to ensure students are able to supervise limited manufacturing processes, apply principles of quality control and solve management problems on middle management level

Modules:

PETE01J - Determination of the Properties of Explosives

PETE02K - Analysis of Explosives and Environmental Tests

PETE03L - Explosives Handling Techniques and Static Electricity Control

PETE04M - Explosives Flow-Line and Plant Design Optimisation

PETE05N - Environmental Requirements in an Explosives Workplace

PETE06P - Core Environmental Legal Requirements in an Explosives Environment

PETE07Q - Additional Environmental Legal Requirements in an Explosives Environment

PETE08R - Environmental Management System Requirements in an Explosives Environment