Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Drill Bench Acceptance

Drill Bench Agreement

  • Do I have Drill Prep Map? If Yes, attach

  • Is Survey file / KML available?

72 Hour Handover

  • Date & Time

  • What Earthworks are remaining? i.e. Loose material, bunding etc.

  • Are the extents demarcated? i.e. is Survey required?

  • Are face bunds correct height?

  • Are bunds pushed to the limits?

  • Is standoff bunding required under walls / terraces?

  • Is access suitable for Service Carts / Blasting Equipment? (Correct camber around corners)

  • Is there any steep sections?

  • Can steep section be terraced?

  • Is there drainage required on the bench?

  • Is there any pumping / pipe work on the bench? Can it be removed or needs to be remained and worked around?

  • Is there any cables on bench? Do we need a cross over / towers required?

  • Have you checked drill access for float move?

  • Is there any Geotech Hazards - are recommendations followed?

  • Is separation bunding required?

  • Department completing prep agreeing to above actions

Final Sign Off

  • Partial / Full / Presplit only Sign Off?

  • Highlight area for partial sign off

  • Fully complies with Drill Bench Agreements (72 Hour Handover)?

  • Drill bench prepped to hard (less than 0.5mtr of fill)?

  • Access to slopes meet light vehicle / service cart requirements?

  • Face rills correct height and width (1.5mtr high)?

  • Cross fall / slope suitable for drills and blasting equipment?

  • Drainage on bench free draining?

  • Has area been graded?

  • Drill Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Operations Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Blasting Supervisor Sign Off:

  • Date & Time Signed Off

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