Scientific and technical training and qualification as a Mining Engineer and knowledge of the functions of consultancy, analysis, design, calculus, project, construction, maintenance, preservation and exploitation.
B2
To be familiar with the multiple technical and legal factors involved in the process of development, within the field of mining engineering, with the knowledge acquired in accordance with section 5 of order CIN/306/2009, pertaining to geological and mining prospecting and investigation, the explorations of all sorts of geological resources, including groundwater, underground construction, underground storage, treatment and benefit plants, energy plants, mineral processing and steel and iron plants, building materials plants, carbon chemistry, petrochemistry and gas plants, waste treatment and tributary plants, explosives factories, and ability to use well-tested methods and accredited technologies, with the aim of achieving the highest efficiency and ensuring the protection of the Environment and the safety and health of workers and users.
B3
Ability to design, write and plan partial or specific projects within the units specified in the previous section, such as mechanical and electric plants and their maintenance, networks of energy transportation, facilities for transportation and storage of solid, liquid and gaseous materials, waste sites, tailing dams, foundation and support, demolition, restoration, controlled explosions and explosives logistics.
B4
Ability to design, plan, run, inspect, sign and manage projects, plants or facilities, within their field.
B6
Ability to maintain, preserve and exploit projects, plants and facilities, within their field.
B7
Ability to do, within the field of mining engineering, with the knowledge acquired in accordance with section 5 of order CIN/306/2009, measurements, stakeouts, planes and maps, calculations, assessments, risk analyses, expert reports and studies, work plans, environmental and social impact studies, restoration plans, quality control systems, prevention systems, analysis and assessment of the properties of metal, ceramic, refractory, synthetic and other materials, soil and rock mass classification and other works of a similar kind.
B8
To be familiar with and ability to apply the relevant legal framework to practice professionally as a Mining Engineer.
C24
To know, understand and use the principles of design and execution of surface and underground projects.
C25
To know, understand and use the principles of perforation and support techniques used in underground and surface works.
D1
Ability to draw links between the different elements of all the knowledge they acquired, understanding them as components of a body of knowledge with a clear structure and strong internal cohesion.
D2
Ability to develop a project to completion in any field of this branch of engineering, combining appropriately the knowledge acquired, consulting the relevant sources of information, carrying out any required inquiries, and joining interdisciplinary work teams.
D3
To suggest and develop practical solutions, using the relevant theoretical knowledge, to phenomena and problems-situations of ordinary reality that are specific to engineering, developing appropriate strategies.
D5
To be familiar with the relevant sources of information, including constant updating, in order to practice one’s profession competently, accessing all the present and future tools of information search, constantly adapting to technological and social changes.
D7
Ability to organize, understand, assimilate, produce and handle all the relevant information to develop their professional work, using appropriate computing, mathematical, physics tools, etc. when these are required.
D9
Understanding the importance of safety issues and being able to foster awareness about safety among people within their environment.
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