Australian National Qualifications framework for drilling
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Drilling Qualifications in RII09
Australian Drilling Industry Competency Standards RII09
Qualifications framework DRT03 (replaced by RII09 August 2010)
Lists of Qualifications available under DRT03 (replaced by RII09 August 2010)
Australian Drilling Industry Competency Standards DRT03
Relationship between DRT98, DRT03 and RII09
National Waterwell Drillers Licensing System
Process of Application for an Australian Waterwell Licence
State Waterwell Licensing Body Contacts
Waterwell Drillers Licensing Exam Costs
Drillers' Licensing & National Qualification
How do you become a Competency Assessor in Drilling?
Induction Audits - Speeding up the Process
Records Services offered by ADITC
Using Assessment Tools
DICAT and National Qualifications
School project information
Process of Application for National Drillers' Licence
Applying for a job in the drilling industry
Drillers' Licensing & National qualifications
Non Hydrocarbon Standards
Oil Gas Geothermal Standards
Mapping of DRT98 to DRT03
Mapping of DRT03 to RII09
FAQs
Waterwell Driller’s Licence
News
ADITC Calendar
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Qualifications and Units RII09
Choosing your electives
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Privacy Statement
ADITC Ltd: Protection of your privacy
About ADITC Ltd
ADITC Ltd is a not-for-profit industry organisation with a national responsibility to the Australian Drilling Industry for the direction of industry training and qualifications across all sectors of the industry and relevant research services for the industry. .
The company maintains an embedded Registered Training Organisation for the Drilling Industry.
Our commitment
ADITC is committed to providing clients with the highest level of client service, including the protection of your privacy.
Our existing policies ensure that we respect your privacy, so the introduction of new privacy legislation will not dramatically change the way we communicate with you, or how we treat your personal information.
From 21st December 2001, like all other organisations we are bound by new sections of the Commonwealth Privacy Act 1988, which set out a number of principles concerning the protection of your personal information.
The Commonwealth Privacy Act requires us to communicate the following information to all our clients.
Collection and use of personal information
We collect personal information from you when you apply to use our products and training services. Some examples are when you register in a training course, provide information for assessment or give us information to pay for goods.
Sometimes your employer may provide us with information required for your enrolment in a training course or for payment. We do not collect information about you from other sources.
You can choose not to provide us with information, but we may not be able to provide you with the services you require.
We use this information to
* Provide the goods or services you require
* To administer and manage those services including charging
* To contact you to provide information about services available, or special offers. If you do not wish us to send you this type of information, please inform us and we will specifically indicate this in your records. You can inform us by contacting us directly at the address on this sheet.
Providing your personal information to other organisations
In providing products and services to you it may be necessary for us to provide your personal information to other organisations.
Other organisations include
* Your representatives
* Our professional advisors (such as our accountant, auditor or lawyer)
* Government agencies which fund aspects of training services we provide to you. In specific circumstances we must comply with statistical reporting requirements of state departments of education and training about participation in vocational education
These other organisations are also bound by confidentiality and non-disclosure agreements which prohibit them from using your information for any other purpose.
Your personal information is only provided to those organisations to the extent necessary to enable us to provide you with our products and services and to the extent allowed by law.
We do not and provide your personal information to third parties for their own use. This has been ADITC policy since we started in 1978.
You can access your own information
You have the right to access your own personal information. We will ask you to put your request in writing for security reasons. Where there is a cost involved in copying or retrieving documents and files this cost may be passed on to you.
If your information is incorrect, you have the right to require us to correct it.
Help us to ensure we hold accurate information
We always take precautions to keep our information correct, but the accuracy of our information usually depends on the information you provide to us. Please keep us up to date, for example with any changes of address.
Further information
If you want this information in writing, wish to correct any information or want to access your personal information you can contact us at the address below.
ADITC Ltd
PO Box 742 Lane Cove NSW 2066 Australia
Phone (02) 9248 3444
