CTC aims to get ahead of skills lag by working with equipment manufacturers, technology researchers

Mining industry training company the Colliery Training Centre (CTC) has established links with various original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), technology research organizations, and employers to enable it to train students and employees on the latest equipment and technologies emerging in the industry, CTC CEO Manyabela Mailula tells Mining Weekly. The changes in technology needs in the industry mean…

Opportunities to improve artisan programme despite slow start

Opportunities to improve artisan programme While the Artisan 4.0 programme is still in its first year, there are various opportunities to improve the programme going forward, says industry education entity the Colliery Training College(CTC) MD Johan Venter. CTC introduced the Artisan 4.0 programme last year in four phases, as the programme is focused on learning…

Safe, lightweight walkways for mine rescue drill

Mentis Africa supplied positive-grip, pressed-section planks, and walkways from its well-known Die-Line range for the Chamber of Mines rescue drilling unit based at Colliery Training College (CTC) at eMalahleni in Mpumalanga. The walkway’s non-slip features, combined with its high strength to weight ratio, made it ideal for the vehicle-mounted drilling unit, according to Rene Lombard,…

Is your training provider ready for Industry 4.0?

The Colliery Training College (CTC), is a training center for artisan and mining skills in Emalahleni, Mpumalanga. CTC has been part of the coal mining industry since 1964 and is supported and owned by the prominent mining houses in the area namely Anglo-American Thermal Coal, Seriti, Exxaro, Glencore, Izimbiwa Coal, Kanga Coal, and South32. These…