Our professional certificate courses focus on shaping technical best practice for a strong future mining workforce. We have developed programs alongside industry experts, community leaders and in partnership with leading organisations in the mining industry to ensure we provide you with the most up to date career skills.
AusIMM’s Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct Regulations aim to ensure AusIMM members uphold and enhance their profession in the global mining community. We promote the highest professional and ethical standards of our members across all areas of professional practice with a strong focus on ethics and application of professional codes.
AusIMM has collected your personal information on this form, including your member details and credentials, title, name, organisation, position, email address, telephone number and address, image and biography (as applicable), and will use and disclose your personal information for the purpose of processing your enrolment in, and facilitating your attendance at, the course you are enrolling in or otherwise attending (Course).
The AusIMM member community is supported through our observation of various AusIMM By-laws, regulations, and the code of ethics. Our members comply with the JORC and VALMIN Codes along with other policies of AusIMM.
Founded in 1893 by a group of individual miners, AusIMM was officially incorporated by Royal Charter received from the Duke of Edinburgh and granted by Queen Elizabeth II in 1955. A Royal Charter recognises global prominence and is a privilege few organisations can claim offering credibility to all members. The AusIMM Charter and By-laws establish AusIMM as a not-for-profit professional institute.
