Information

  • Areas inspected

  • Department

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Inspection team

In-pit Shovel Pad

  • Was the in-pit shovel pad and washdown facility inspected?

  • Are there any outstanding action items arising from previous Contacts, Internal Audits, Inspections etc?

  • If yes, have they been adequately addressed/closed out?

  • Liquid chemicals >250 L stored within a bund with the capacity equal to 110% of largest vessel or 25% of the total capacity.

  • Liquid chemical storage as per AS1940 and Site Operating Licence L6869/1992/12 requirements:<br>* be graded or include a sump;<br>* chemically resistant to substances stored;<br>* include valves, pumps and meters where practical;<br>* potential jetting captured within bunded area;<br>* chemicals which may react are in separate bunds; and<br>* capacity of the bund is maintained (eg pumping of trapped rain water).

  • If the area stored more than 1,000 L of combustible liquids, there is at least one suitably rated portable and in-date fire extinguisher present.

  • No evidence of large spills/leaks either on the shovel pad or adjacent to chemical storage areas and waste receptacles.

  • Spill response kits and rag bins are available and well stocked.

  • Storage cabinet doors are fixed closed and/or are self-closing, close fitting and heldshut automatically.

  • SDSs/ SDS folders are available in the area for the material(s) stored.

  • Waste products segregated and disposed of correctly.

  • Overall housekeeping at shovel pad is neat and organised.

  • Washdown bay/area is sloped towards sumps.

  • Washdown bay sumps are appropriately sized to capture all water runoff.

Summary of actions

  • Are actions required to be raised?

  • Action
  • Action Number

Sign offs

  • Area owner representative

  • Environmental representative

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