Pybar gains recognition for RTO offerings
Mining services company Pybar has gained approval from the Australian Skills Quality Authority for its Registered Training Organisation (RTO), the Australian Institute of Mining (AIM).
Pybar says it set up AIM to address the need for quality nationally-recognised training for the underground mining sector.
AIM will facilitate Certificate II and III in Underground Metalliferous Mining programs as well as numerous short courses.
A Pybar spokesman said AIM would provide training at all Pybar sites, including Mount Isa, King Vol (Chillagoe) and Thalanga in Queensland.
As part of the RTO application process, Pybar conducted a complete review of existing training. . .
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