Title Page
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Employee name:
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Department
- Maintenance
- Mine
- Ore process
- Ancillary
- Mill
- Tech Services
- Safety bonus contributions
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Which Maint group
- Fixed
- Electrical
- Mobile
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Which group
- Met lab
- Pads
- Plants
- Refinery
- Security
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Which group
- General store
- Golf course
- Day care
- Hadley Maintenance
- Warehouse/Purchasing
- Clinic
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Which group
- Accounting
- HR
- CI
- Management
- Safety
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Which group
- Environmental
- Assay lab
- Projects
- Survey
- Sampling
- Geotech
- Hydrology
- Geology
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Is the employee operating Equipment
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Equipment number(s)
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Task or Job being preformed
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Shift start time
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Shift
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How many days into rotation
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
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Did you travel 100 miles or more to get to work in the last 24 hours?
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Crew
- Crew 1
- Crew 2
- Crew 3
- Crew 4
- Crew A
- Crew B
- Straight days
- Other
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Time the audit/event occurred
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What is your average daily commute
Assessment Questions
Select observation type
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What is the reason you are doing a fatigue assessment
- DSS event
- Incident (possibly fatigue related)
- Fatigue risk assessment
- Observed behavior
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What behavior
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Does the employee believe this event could be due to a medical condition? If so, please stop the assessment and contact the on call HR person
Fatigue root cause
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Can the employee explain why they are fatigued
- Stress
- Lack of sleep
- Use of medicine
- Grief/Sadness
- Sedentary job/task
- Other (please comment)
Review of DSS Video
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Location of event
- Gold Hill Pit
- Gold Hill Waste Dump
- Gold Hill Dpad
- North Ramp
- Fuel Skid Ramp
- Waste Dump Ramp
- Dpad Ramp
- Southern RM Haul Roads
- Northern RM Haul Roads
- Tdam Cell B
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Physical
- Eyes closed
- mouth open
- head back or to the side
- other
- None observed
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Does the employee believe this event could be due to a medical condition? If so, please stop the assessment and contact the on call HR person
Fatigue root cause
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Can the employee explain why they are fatigued
- Stress
- Lack of sleep
- Use of medicine
- Grief/Sadness
- Sedentary job/task
- Other (please comment)
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Does the employee believe this event could be due to a medical condition? If so, please stop the assessment and contact the on call HR person
Fatigue cause
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To the best of their ability can the employee explain why they are fatigued
- Stress
- Lack of sleep
- Use of medicine
- Grief/Sadness
- Sedentary job/task
- Other (please comment)
Work Schedule
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Work Schedule
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How many hours have been worked
- 0-2
- 3-4
- 5-6
- 7-8
- 9-10
- 11-12
- Greater than 12 hours
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Has the employee taken a break during shift
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Has the employee taken a break during shift
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Has the employee taken a break during shift
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Has the employee taken a break during shift
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Has the employee taken a break during shift
Signs and Symptoms
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Physical
- Yawning
- Heavy eyelids
- Rubbing eyes
- head drooping
- None observed
- Other
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Emotional
- More quiet than usual
- Mood changes, low tolerance or irritability
- Lack of energy
- Emotional outburst, aggression, rage
- None observed
- Other
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Mental
- Difficulty concentrating on the task
- Difficulty remembering what you are doing
- Failure to communicate important information
- Accidentally doing the wrong thing
- Lapses in attention
- Failure to anticipate events/actions
- None observed
- Other
Sleep Wake History
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How much sleep have you had in the past 24 hours
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
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How much sleep have you had in the past 48 hours
Assessment and Controls
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What is the Total Fatigue assessment score
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Select fatigue controls
- 80% or above- Remain with current duties and assignments
- 70-79%- Assign rotating task or provide temporary duties with supervisory checks. Optional 1 hour pit stop. Re-evaluation required if pit stop is used.
- 60-69%- Mandatory 1 hour pit stop. Re-evaluation required.
- Below 60%- Removal from all work, please fill out travel home form including travel plan.
Completion details
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Additional Comments
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Comments/feedback
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Fatigue assessment completed by:
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Acknowledgment of person assessed: