Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • Risk Scope:
    Flood or inrush (water/mud) may occur into an operational pit. Includes natural occurring event e.g. extreme weather or the failure of dam (tailing or water storage - particularly above ground), major piping failure and connection to old workings.

  • Control Objective:
    To ensure coal mine workers are not exposed to the uncontrolled energy/release of flood/inrush into operational pits.

Operational Pit Design

Operational pits are designed in accordance with legislative, Australian Standard and BMA Engineering Design Standards: • GRM PLN Ground Control Management Plan • 100.01 GRM SOP Workplace Inspections and Access to Hazardous Areas

Regulated Structure Construction

  • Structures must be designed and constructed in accordance with the respective Australian Standards and BMA Engineering Design Standards

  • Select 3 water storage structures, and obtain relevant records to verify the following:

  • Has each structure been designed and constructed in accordance with the respective Australian Standards and BMA Engineering Design Standards?

Regulated Structure Monitoring & Inspections

  • Registered Professional Engineer Queensland (RPEQ) integrity inspections must be conducted and records maintained (annually)

    Radar monitoring and surveying of high-risk geotechnical areas must be in place.

  • Select 3 water storage structures, and obtain relevant records to verify the following:

  • Has structure been inspected by a Registered Professional Engineer Queensland (RPEQ) and records maintained (annually)?

  • Have report findings been reviewed, and accepted actions raised in SAP and closed (ie. sight action close out / verify in-field)?

  • Is radar monitoring and surveying of high-risk geotechnical areas in place?

Regulated Structure [water] Level Management

  • A system is in place to identify geotechnical hazards and monitor / manage water levels.

  • Select 3 water storage structures, and verify the following:

  • Is there a strategy in place to measure and monitor water levels?

  • Are OCE / Geotechnical Inspections in place, including appropriate management strategies?

  • Are actions being tracked and closed out?

Wet weather preparation audit (prior to wet season)

  • (Consider having this added to 1SAP WM to ensure it's recorded/captured)
    • Wet Season Preparedness is completed and actions completed / close-out .

  • Obtain wet weather preparation audit/s from previous and current year and verify the following:

  • Have audit findings been recorded and actions raised / tracked to completion?

  • Review status against plan for current year, and interview 2 audit representative to determine progress. Is progress at an acceptable level?

Mine Planning Design Processes

  • Mine Planning Design processes for i.e. mud content above Draglines, any significant body of water above a pit.
    Geotech Checklist which accompanies every design.

  • Select 2 unregulated storage structures (including 1 mud dam) and verify the following:

  • Have the requirements in the geotechnical checklist have been implemented?

Sign off

  • Comments:

  • Completed by:

  • Completed on:

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