This training is for professional development purposes, and the certificate does not replace the MYK authorization certificate required for trainings where MYK authorization is mandatory.

Purpose of the Training

The program aims to increase the performance of crushing and screening plant operators by ensuring they can operate stone and mineral processing machinery efficiently, safely, and in an environmentally friendly manner.

Training Content

• Basic Principles of Crushing and Screening Plants:
• What are Crushing and Screening Plants?: Facilities that manage the crushing and sorting of materials
• Crushing Machines: Types, applications, and working principles
• Screening Machines: Sorting by material size and operational use
• Workplace Safety:
• Basic safety measures: Use of PPE and safe work practices
• High-voltage and electrical safety: Hazards and precautions
• Emergency management: Procedures for failures and accidents
• Equipment Maintenance:
• Maintenance and repair of crushing and screening machines
• Tips for efficient operation
• Efficiency and Performance Enhancement:
• Techniques for efficient processing and machine adjustments
• Methods for high-performance operation
• Modern Technologies and Automation:
• Digital monitoring systems: Sensors, automatic monitoring and control
• Automation and AI: Remote control and process integration
• Field Training and Practical Exercises:
• Hands-on training at real facilities
• Simulations and practical exercises: Failure and maintenance scenarios
• Certification and Career Opportunities:
• Crushing and Screening Plant Operator Certificate
• Career opportunities: Employment and development in the mining sector

The training is open to corporate collaborations (institution/company packages); individual applications are not accepted. The content can be adapted according to corporate participant profiles and needs. The training scope and method (Face-to-Face, Online) are determined through mutual discussions. Upon agreement, dates, times, and training locations are scheduled between participants and instructors.