Learn to use artificial intelligence to work smarter, communicate better and reduce unnecessary administration—without replacing the experience, judgement and accountability that safe industry depends on.
We teach people how to use AI where it genuinely helps—and how to keep people firmly in control of the result.
Communication, learning, planning, documentation and everyday productivity.
Handovers, meetings, reporting, training preparation and frontline leadership.
Develop workforce AI capability while maintaining company standards, review requirements and accountability.
Our training is built around a human-in-the-loop principle: AI can support the work, but it does not become the competent person, supervisor, engineer or statutory decision-maker.
Lower-consequence administration and communication. Review before use.
Additional verification and/or competent or authorised review may be required.
Safety-critical, statutory, engineering, competency or other high-consequence decisions.
A practical learning program for people who work in environments where context, judgement and accountability matter.
Understand where generative AI can help, where it can go wrong, and why professional-looking output still needs appropriate review.
Status: Controlled pilot candidate.
Join the Pilot ListEmails, team updates, recognition and meeting preparation.
Shift handovers, action registers, planning and summaries.
Identify unsupported assumptions, missing information and items requiring verification.
For employers, the challenge is not simply giving people access to AI. It is helping them understand where AI helps, what information should not be entered, where additional controls are needed and where people must remain in control.
AI Trades & Mining Academy exists to bridge rapidly developing artificial intelligence with the realities of trades, mining and industrial work.
We believe experienced people equipped with useful technology are more valuable than technology used without experience.
Interested in pilot training, employer programs, RTO/training partnerships, industry collaboration or Academy resources?