Information

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel interviewed and accompanying auditor

Procedure

  • Is there a written and approved site procedure for Mining Driving?

  • Has it been communicated to the employees and contractors?

Licensing

  • Are only site licensed drivers considered for mining driving permits?

  • Does the mining manager approve all driving permits?

  • Are annual theoretical and practical tests conducted prior to the issue of a driving license?

PPE and safety rules

  • Do all drivers and passengers wear seatbelts?

  • Are people being transported in the open back of a pick up without roll cage, sets and seatbelts?

  • Is standard PPE (hardhat, safety glasses, uniform with reflective stripes or reflective vest, steel toe capped boots) worn by all drivers and passengers in the mining areas?

  • No use of headphones in the mining areas.

  • Are security staff aware of the authorisation requirements and do they apply the rules?

  • Are roadsigns being obeyed?

  • Are blasting rules adhered to?

  • No vehicles or people are allowed near a potential or actual wall failure.

  • No person may enter a danger taped area without prior permission by the Mining Manager. Restricted areas may only be entered by authorised personnel.

LV and HV interaction

  • Haul trucks have right of way over all other vehicles except working graders and dozers.

  • A minimum of 15 meters distance will be kept to a loaded haul truck.

  • Light vehicles may not overtake in the mining areas except (when indicated by operator it is safe) working graders, working dozers, tramming excavators and tramming drill rigs).

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