High Impact Audit - Equipment Standard

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HIGH IMPACT AUDIT - EQUIPMENT STANDARD

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2. EQUIPMENT SAFETY REQUIREMENTS

2.1 Effective reversing alarms are fitted to mobile equipment
2.2 Items of mobile equipment are equipped with suitable and effective service and park brakes
2.3 Motor vehicles are equipped with effective headlights, brake lights, reversing lights, tail lights and turn indicators.
2.4 Operating controls are suitably and legibly identified
2.5 Seats are fitted with head restraints, where appropriate, or required by the Australian Design Rules (ADR)
2.6 Light vehicles with internal cargo space are equipped with cargo carriers
2.7 Audible warning devices which can be sounded prior to vehicle movement are provided on mobile equipment where required
2.8 Flashing lights are provided, are effective and operating on all light service vehicles, vehicles used to transport personnel and slo moving vehicles at the mine.
2.9 Motor vehicles are equipped with devices to improve vision in blind spots.
2.10 Adequate provision has been made to always allow 3 points of contact when accessing and egressing mobile equipment
2.11 Adequate provision is made for fall prevention measures to always be taken when carrying out cleaning or maintenance operations from a height on mobile equipment
2.12 Mobile equipment is provided with identification markings of a suitable size that allows identification of the vehicle
2.13 All motor vehicles are equipped with adequate seating for all personnel
2.14 Elevated flag indicators are installed on light vehicles which operate in the vicinity of large mobile equipment
2.15 Motor vehicles are equipped with seat belts for all personnel
2.16 Enhanced visibility reflectors or devices are fitted on all appropriate light vehicles
2.17 Earth moving machinery, modified earth moving machinery ( including water carts & service vehicles ) and agricultural tractors are equipped with a roll over protection structure ( ROPS ) conforming to that applicable Australian Standards or equivalent standards.
2.18 Collision avoidance technology has been investigated for relevant machinery
2.19 Driver monitoring for fatigue is undertaken
2.20 Regular monitoring of driver performance is undertaken.
2.21 Two-way communication is available for use in all mobile equipment
2.22 Overhead protective devices are installed on all trackless underground mining equipment that is fitted with operator controls on the machine, including drills trucks, loaders, bulldozers, and excavators; and all service units which are operated in stopes and in the mining of development headings.
2.23 Hand held fire extinguishers appropriate to the fire risk for the vehicle are installed, easily accessible and properly maintained on all mobile equipment.
2.24 There is a formal system in place to review all fire hazards to large mobile equipment to with the associated risks of fire having been assessed on mobile equipment >125 kW
2.25 The automatic fire suppression system installed has been inspected and / or tested according to the OEM requirements
2.26 Where mobile equipment poses a risk of entrapment a second means of safe egress is provided
2.27 Safety fittings ( e.g. Double safety chain attachments and brake lights connections ) are fitted on all vehicles used to toe trailers
2.28 Mobile cranes are equipped with pre-warning bumper and tag lines
2.29 Mobile equipment cabins are provided to protect drivers from hazardous working environments including cold, heat, dust, fumes and excessive noise and vibration
2.30 Appropriate guarding is fitted to mobile equipment to prevent injury or ignition potential