110906 ps-ritc-skills australia interim report resources industryRITCWA
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This document is an interim report by Skills Australia on skill needs in Australia's resources sector. It provides analysis of the economic outlook, current and future major projects, production and export trends by commodity, recent labor market trends, existing skill shortages, wage trends, demand for labor in mining, construction and oil/gas, replacement demand, and supply of skills through apprenticeships, higher education and migration. The report finds continued strong demand for skills driven by resources sector growth and identifies existing shortages in certain occupations like engineers and tradespeople.
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Este documento responde preguntas sobre la teorÃa del color. Explica que los colores primarios y secundarios pueden mezclarse para crear colores intermedios como el naranja, rojo y violeta. Indica que los colores primarios de la luz son el rojo, verde y azul, y que el sistema RGB se encuentra en dispositivos electrónicos como televisores, monitores y celulares. Por último, define el contraste como un fenómeno que permite diferenciar colores basándose en la luminosidad y el color de fondo.
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November 2010 ritc mining and quarrying industry workforce development planRITCWA
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The document is a workforce development plan for Western Australia's mining industry created by the Resources Industry Training Council (RITC). It provides an overview of the industry and its workforce needs, identifying current and future skills gaps. It also outlines actions needed to ensure an adequate supply of local and overseas labor to meet projected industry demand over the next decade, which is constrained by infrastructure and accommodation limitations in remote regions.
November 2010 ritc exploration and drilling industry workforce development planRITCWA
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The document provides an overview of the Western Australian exploration and drilling industry workforce development plan. It discusses the key sectors within the industry including mineral exploration, petroleum exploration, and water-well drilling. It identifies current and future skills gaps and outlines strategies to ensure the industry can meet the demand for skilled labor, including improving training programs, addressing barriers to employment and retention, and developing the workforce.
November 2010 ritc gas and oil industry workforce development planRITCWA
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The document provides an environmental scan of Western Australia's petroleum industry. It details that the industry includes oil and gas exploration, extraction and LNG production. It also discusses the economic importance and value of the industry to Western Australia, noting multi-billion dollar LNG projects currently underway. The document identifies current and future skill shortages in critical operation roles and emerging occupations as the industry expands.
Non metallic mineral products workforce development plan oct 2010RITCWA
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The document provides an overview of workforce development issues for the non-metallic mineral products manufacturing industry in Western Australia. It discusses key occupations and skills in demand, current and emerging skills gaps, and training needs and expectations of the industry. The industry faces challenges in attracting and retaining workers due to the physical nature of work, shift work requirements, and an aging workforce with insufficient new apprentices entering some sectors like refractory installation. Improved training programs, recognition of prior learning, and initiatives to attract more women and younger workers are needed to ensure the future workforce needs of the industry are met.
Non metallic mineral products workforce development plan oct 2010 (1)RITCWA
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The document provides an overview of the Western Australian non-metallic mineral products manufacturing industry workforce development plan. It discusses key aspects of the industry such as major employers, employment trends from 1995-2009 showing stable employment numbers and dominance of full-time roles. It also outlines the Manufactured Mineral Products Training Package qualifications available and workforce issues including a significant proportion of employees without qualifications and from non-English speaking backgrounds, as well as reported shortages in some sectors like concrete manufacturing.
Polymer and rubber manufacturing workforce development plan oct 2010RITCWA
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This document provides a workforce development plan for the polymer and rubber products manufacturing industry in Western Australia. It outlines that the industry experienced skills shortages in the past as workers moved to the resources sector, but the recent economic downturn has reduced skilled labor shortages while also decreasing product demand. The plan identifies priority actions around improving the labor market and supply, workforce participation, attraction and retention of workers, and training to boost productivity.
Petroleum refining chemical fertiliser explosives workforce development plan ...RITCWA
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This document provides an overview and workforce development plan for the petroleum refining, chemical, fertilizer, explosives and pesticide manufacturing industries in Western Australia. It outlines the key industries, major employers, workforce characteristics, training environment and issues. The industries experience challenges around an aging workforce, skills shortages in some areas, and the need for flexible training options to support ongoing skills development and retention of workers.
Laboratory operations workforce development plan oct 2010RITCWA
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The document is a workforce development plan for the Western Australian Laboratory Operations industry. It was developed by the Resources Industry Training Council at the request of the Department of Training and Workforce Development. The plan provides an overview of the laboratory operations industry, including employment data and workforce issues. It identifies strategies to ensure the demand for skilled labour can be met, including actions around labour market supply, workforce participation, attraction and retention, and training and productivity.
June 2010 ritc resources industry environmental scanRITCWA
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This environmental scan provides an overview of the Western Australian resources industry, including mining, petroleum, drilling and quarrying. It finds that the industry is a major contributor to the state and Australian economies. It is projected to experience significant growth over the next few years, with large projects expected to increase demand for skilled workers, especially during construction phases. However, the global economic downturn has led to some job losses. The scan was commissioned to help the state government develop workforce training policy and address any current and future skills shortages in the resources industry.
100430 ps ritc process manufacturing environmental scanRITCWA
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The document provides an environmental scan of the process manufacturing industry in Western Australia. It finds that the industry employs over 172,000 people across sectors like chemicals and hydrocarbons refining, plastics and rubber, and manufactured mineral products. The industry sources raw materials from resources sectors and produces goods used by other downstream industries. It also faces challenges from global economic conditions and currency fluctuations that impact employment levels.
140627 ps-ritc-seares final report submissionv0.2RITCWA
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This document is a submission from the Resources Industry Training Council (RITC) in response to the final report of the Independent Review of the Vocational Education and Training Sector in Western Australia 2013-14. The RITC supports the general direction and timely implementation of the review's recommendations. This includes strengthening the leadership role of the Department of Training and Workforce Development, reviewing the state training provider network to improve flexibility and efficiency, and addressing the independence of the State Training Board. The RITC also supports recommendations to streamline information flows between industry, training organizations, and the government.
Este documento responde preguntas sobre la teorÃa del color. Explica que los colores primarios y secundarios pueden mezclarse para crear colores intermedios como el naranja, rojo y violeta. Indica que los colores primarios de la luz son el rojo, verde y azul, y que el sistema RGB se encuentra en dispositivos electrónicos como televisores, monitores y celulares. Por último, define el contraste como un fenómeno que permite diferenciar colores basándose en la luminosidad y el color de fondo.
European direct lenders are increasingly looking to emerging markets in Eastern Europe for opportunities as competition grows in Western Europe. More than a dozen funds currently have the ability to lend in Eastern Europe and this is expected to increase further. One such firm, Logos Capital Partners, is launching a €500 million fund focused on lending to small and medium enterprises in Poland and other EU countries. While short term lending presents obstacles in Eastern Europe, Logos has developed a new structure to protect its rights over borrowers.
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November 2010 ritc mining and quarrying industry workforce development planRITCWA
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The document is a workforce development plan for Western Australia's mining industry created by the Resources Industry Training Council (RITC). It provides an overview of the industry and its workforce needs, identifying current and future skills gaps. It also outlines actions needed to ensure an adequate supply of local and overseas labor to meet projected industry demand over the next decade, which is constrained by infrastructure and accommodation limitations in remote regions.
November 2010 ritc exploration and drilling industry workforce development planRITCWA
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The document provides an overview of the Western Australian exploration and drilling industry workforce development plan. It discusses the key sectors within the industry including mineral exploration, petroleum exploration, and water-well drilling. It identifies current and future skills gaps and outlines strategies to ensure the industry can meet the demand for skilled labor, including improving training programs, addressing barriers to employment and retention, and developing the workforce.
November 2010 ritc gas and oil industry workforce development planRITCWA
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The document provides an environmental scan of Western Australia's petroleum industry. It details that the industry includes oil and gas exploration, extraction and LNG production. It also discusses the economic importance and value of the industry to Western Australia, noting multi-billion dollar LNG projects currently underway. The document identifies current and future skill shortages in critical operation roles and emerging occupations as the industry expands.
Non metallic mineral products workforce development plan oct 2010RITCWA
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The document provides an overview of workforce development issues for the non-metallic mineral products manufacturing industry in Western Australia. It discusses key occupations and skills in demand, current and emerging skills gaps, and training needs and expectations of the industry. The industry faces challenges in attracting and retaining workers due to the physical nature of work, shift work requirements, and an aging workforce with insufficient new apprentices entering some sectors like refractory installation. Improved training programs, recognition of prior learning, and initiatives to attract more women and younger workers are needed to ensure the future workforce needs of the industry are met.
Non metallic mineral products workforce development plan oct 2010 (1)RITCWA
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The document provides an overview of the Western Australian non-metallic mineral products manufacturing industry workforce development plan. It discusses key aspects of the industry such as major employers, employment trends from 1995-2009 showing stable employment numbers and dominance of full-time roles. It also outlines the Manufactured Mineral Products Training Package qualifications available and workforce issues including a significant proportion of employees without qualifications and from non-English speaking backgrounds, as well as reported shortages in some sectors like concrete manufacturing.
Polymer and rubber manufacturing workforce development plan oct 2010RITCWA
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This document provides a workforce development plan for the polymer and rubber products manufacturing industry in Western Australia. It outlines that the industry experienced skills shortages in the past as workers moved to the resources sector, but the recent economic downturn has reduced skilled labor shortages while also decreasing product demand. The plan identifies priority actions around improving the labor market and supply, workforce participation, attraction and retention of workers, and training to boost productivity.
Petroleum refining chemical fertiliser explosives workforce development plan ...RITCWA
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This document provides an overview and workforce development plan for the petroleum refining, chemical, fertilizer, explosives and pesticide manufacturing industries in Western Australia. It outlines the key industries, major employers, workforce characteristics, training environment and issues. The industries experience challenges around an aging workforce, skills shortages in some areas, and the need for flexible training options to support ongoing skills development and retention of workers.
Laboratory operations workforce development plan oct 2010RITCWA
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The document is a workforce development plan for the Western Australian Laboratory Operations industry. It was developed by the Resources Industry Training Council at the request of the Department of Training and Workforce Development. The plan provides an overview of the laboratory operations industry, including employment data and workforce issues. It identifies strategies to ensure the demand for skilled labour can be met, including actions around labour market supply, workforce participation, attraction and retention, and training and productivity.
June 2010 ritc resources industry environmental scanRITCWA
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This environmental scan provides an overview of the Western Australian resources industry, including mining, petroleum, drilling and quarrying. It finds that the industry is a major contributor to the state and Australian economies. It is projected to experience significant growth over the next few years, with large projects expected to increase demand for skilled workers, especially during construction phases. However, the global economic downturn has led to some job losses. The scan was commissioned to help the state government develop workforce training policy and address any current and future skills shortages in the resources industry.
100430 ps ritc process manufacturing environmental scanRITCWA
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The document provides an environmental scan of the process manufacturing industry in Western Australia. It finds that the industry employs over 172,000 people across sectors like chemicals and hydrocarbons refining, plastics and rubber, and manufactured mineral products. The industry sources raw materials from resources sectors and produces goods used by other downstream industries. It also faces challenges from global economic conditions and currency fluctuations that impact employment levels.
140627 ps-ritc-seares final report submissionv0.2RITCWA
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This document is a submission from the Resources Industry Training Council (RITC) in response to the final report of the Independent Review of the Vocational Education and Training Sector in Western Australia 2013-14. The RITC supports the general direction and timely implementation of the review's recommendations. This includes strengthening the leadership role of the Department of Training and Workforce Development, reviewing the state training provider network to improve flexibility and efficiency, and addressing the independence of the State Training Board. The RITC also supports recommendations to streamline information flows between industry, training organizations, and the government.
130103 executive summary - rise of the machines ritc view final jan 2013RITCWA
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This document discusses the rise of automation technology in Australian resources industries and its implications for vocational education and training (VET) and higher education. It notes that while automation has increased productivity and safety, it also requires new workforce skills, structures, and cultures to support more integrated and optimized automated operations. The key challenge is ensuring the education system provides workers with the skills needed for the new technologies and operating environments created by increasing automation and remote control in mining and petroleum production.
130103 final report - rise of the machines ritc view final jan 2013RITCWA
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This document discusses the adoption of automation technology in the Australian resources industries and its implications for vocational education and training. It provides an overview of automation technologies used in resources industries like mining and examines factors driving and hindering adoption. Case studies on automated ports and agriculture are presented. The status and trajectory of adoption across operation types and sectors in resources is assessed. The impact on workforce skills requirements, culture, and structure is also examined. In particular, new roles for automation technicians and mechatronics engineers are anticipated to emerge with increased adoption of automation.
130918 ps-ritc skills sets final report september 2013RITCWA
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This report examines the potential use of skill sets training in Western Australia's resources sector. It was commissioned by the Western Australia Resources Industry Training Council. Skill sets are defined as targeted training that provides specific skills for a job function, in contrast to broader qualifications. Through interviews with industry stakeholders, the report identifies potential roles for skill sets in surface mining and oil and gas operations. It also reviews Australia's VET policies and barriers to greater uptake of skill sets training. The report recommends reforms to support increased industry use of skill sets to meet skills needs in a more efficient way.
This document provides a summary of key considerations for employers seeking to attract, select, and employ Aboriginal Australians. It covers clarifying objectives, developing an inclusive workplace culture through buy-in and cultural awareness training, building trust and confidentiality, preparing the workplace and employees, and understanding Aboriginal culture and family obligations. The information is presented as a checklist to support employers through potential challenges of employment initiatives for Aboriginal Australians.
This document provides a roadmap for reforming Australia's vocational education and training (VET) sector to meet future skills needs and support economic growth. It recommends comprehensive changes to how the VET sector is developed, organized and financed. The key proposals include:
1) Establishing an individual entitlement system and Enterprise Skills Investment Fund to stimulate demand for skills development.
2) Improving industry leadership in workforce development and better use of skills through programs like apprenticeships.
3) Integrating employment and training services across jurisdictions and supporting regional development.
4) Reforming regulation, quality assurance and data collection to improve teaching quality, transparency and outcomes.
The report estimates $24 billion
This document is the final report from the Apprenticeships for the 21st Century Expert Panel, which was appointed to advise the Australian government on reforms to the apprenticeship system. The report provides recommendations in four key areas: 1) refocusing apprenticeship and traineeship pathways; 2) improving leadership and governance of the system; 3) enhancing the sustainability of the system; and 4) addressing interactions with workplace relations legislation. The panel consulted a wide range of stakeholders and evidence to inform 15 specific recommendations aimed at ensuring Australia has a high quality apprenticeship system that meets future skills needs.
100601 ps nrset final report - resourcing the future july 2010RITCWA
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This document is the final report of the National Resources Sector Employment Taskforce. It provides recommendations to address critical skills needs and support future growth in Australia's resources sector.
The report finds that major resources projects over the next five years will demand a large number of trade professionals, engineers, and geoscientists. However, the supply of skilled workers is struggling to keep up with demand. Skills gaps already exist and risks becoming more severe without action.
The report puts forward a workforce development plan with 16 recommendations. These include increasing training places for trades and tertiary programs, using temporary migration to fill short-term needs, strengthening workforce participation, and forging stronger ties between industry and education providers. The plan
110906 ps-ritc-2010 australian workforce futuresRITCWA
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This document presents a national workforce development strategy for Australia with the vision of ensuring Australia has the workforce capabilities needed for a productive, sustainable and inclusive future. It outlines recommendations to meet future skills demands, raise workforce participation rates, improve adult language and numeracy skills, better utilize skills to increase productivity, enhance the tertiary education sector, and create a shared agenda on workforce futures. The strategy is based on extensive consultation with industry, education providers and other stakeholders to gain valuable insights.
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In the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of business, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just incremental improvements. Companies must rethink and fundamentally transform their processes to achieve substantial gains in performance. This is where Business Process Reengineering (BPR) comes into play. BPR is a strategic approach that involves the radical redesign of core business processes to achieve dramatic improvements in productivity, efficiency, and quality. By challenging traditional assumptions and eliminating inefficiencies, redundancies, and bottlenecks, BPR enables organizations to streamline operations, reduce costs, and enhance profitability.
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