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  • COPPER RESOURCES AUSTRALIA FIXED PLANT FLOTATION AREA AUDIT

  • Equipment: Flotation Circuit

  • Date:

  • Location: Rocklands

  • Time:

  • This audit must be signed, completed, and returned to the Safety Department for filing.

  • INSPECTION

  • A=Acceptable

  • UA=Unacceptable

  • Flotation

  • Item

  • Item

  • Compliance

  • Comments

  • No.

  • Achieved

  • A

  • UA

  • 1. Agitator drive belts are guarded and covers secure.

  • 2. Reagent measuring areas have required PPE available, and floor hatches are closed.

  • 3. Agitator stop start stations are serviceable.

  • 4. Pump stop start stations are serviceable.

  • 5. Guards and handrails are provided for all platforms and stairways.

  • 6. Platforms and stairways have kick boards fitted.

  • 7. Platforms and stairways are free from trip hazards.

  • 8. Grid mesh secure on all platforms.

  • 9. Stairs and ladders even and secure.

  • 10. Lighting provided is adequate on access walkways, stairways, and platforms.

  • 11. Piping is adequately supported.

  • 12. Piping is labelled to identify the contents, direction of flow.

  • 13. Pump guarding in place.

  • CRA_PROCESS_F_025

  • Date of Issue: 16/09/2022 - Version 1.0

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  • COPPER RESOURCES AUSTRALIA INSPECTION

  • Flotation

  • Item

  • Item

  • Compliance

  • Comments

  • No.

  • Achieved

  • A

  • UA

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  • Sump pump guarding in place.

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  • Spillage around fixed plant is not excessive and does not present a hazard.

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  • Concrete footings visible (clear of build-up) and structurally sound.

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  • Electrical cables are adequately supported.

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  • Electrical cables, cable trays and equipment are not damaged.

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  • Are regulatory signs in place and prominently visible i.e., No Entry, No Smoking, etc?

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  • Are mandatory (blue circle) signs visible i.e., Hearing Protection, PPE etc?

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  • Are emergency signs in prominent positions i.e., First Aid, Fire Extinguishers?

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  • Are barricades (soft and hard) adequate for the hazard they are protecting (Information tags)?

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  • Are safety showers and eyewash stations operational? Is water temperature adequate for use?

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  • Safety shower green lights working and signs in place.

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  • Unobstructed access to safety showers and eyewash.

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  • Are portable eyewash units operational and functionable with anti-bacterial additive to ensure proper water sanitation and caps and filters in place?

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  • Are fire extinguishers labelled, in-date, gauge in the green, off the floor, covered and signs displayed?

  • COPPER RESOURCES AUSTRALIA INSPECTION

  • A=Acceptable UA=Unacceptable

  • Flotation

  • Item

  • Item

  • Compliance

  • Comments

  • No.

  • Achieved

  • A

  • UA

  • Fire extinguishers not obstructed and have easy access.

  • Courier operating instructions available.

  • Air conditioner working.

  • No leaks or spillage from the analyser.

  • Are fire extinguishers labelled, in-date, gauge in the green, off the floor and covered?

  • Are the correct class of fire extinguishers in place and sign displayed?

  • Fire extinguishers not obstructed for easy access.

  • Floors and benches clean.

  • Door closes properly and handle in working order.

  • Are PPE cabinets stocked?

  • CRA_PROCESS_F_025

  • Date of Issue: 16/09/2022 - Version 1.0

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  • - INSPECTION TEAM

  • text

  • - Name

  • - Signature

  • - Position Title

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  • - SUPERVISOR REVIEW / SIGN OFF

  • - Name

  • - Signature

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  • - CRA_PROCESS_F_025

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