Title Page

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Site Location

  • Responsible Geologist

  • Drilling Company

  • Rig Type & Number

  • Document Number

Planned Inspection

General Safety

  • Protective Clothing for crews

  • Protective Equipment Consumables

  • Fire Extinguishers at site

  • First Aid Kit at site

  • Emergency Shutdown buttons

  • Flashing light / radio / whip aerial

  • Harness for working at height

  • Machine guarding effective & in place

  • Radios at site charged and working

  • Spill / leak containment Kit

  • Suitable shelter for field crews

  • Blasting notifications

Housekeeping

  • Drill Pad construction Uneven or Congested

  • Walkways clear

  • Trip hazards around site

  • Fire risks not controlled

  • Fuel / oil / consumable storage

  • Chemicals storage area

  • Access barriers and signs at site

  • Toilet areas marked for deep holes

  • Rubbish areas marked out

Mast

  • Pivots - Lock – Pins in place

  • Mast legs seated in the ground

  • Wireline condition

  • Platforms Secure

  • Rods Secure

Compressor

  • Leaks

  • Guards

  • High Air End - Cracks, Problems

  • Safety valve / Pressure relief valve

  • Are scaffolding inspected and safe?

  • Are harnesses inspected and used by all?

Hoses

  • Whip Checks / restraints

  • Hydraulic Hoses in good condition

Electrical

  • Lighting adequate

  • Cables in good condition

  • Cable joins protected from water/rain

  • Cables not in traffic areas (driven over)

Drillers

  • Daily pre-start checks

  • Shift crossover discussion completed

  • Pre-shift team meeting

  • Hole details (target depths, deviation etc)

Sample Quality Control

  • Splitter condition and use procedures

  • Samples in orderly fashion

  • Core mark-up procedure

Geology Supplies

  • Enough core trays

  • Enough core blocks

  • Enough bags, marker pens

Review

  • Name & Signature of person conducting Inspection:

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