Information

  • Date:

  • Stope:

  • Driller:

  • Level:

  • Rings:

  • Supervisor:

Checklist

ITEMS

  • Previously Drilled Holes

  • Prints

  • Lines and Numbers Visible on Wall

  • Holes Drilled on Line

  • Holes Correct Diameter

  • Holes Correct Length

  • Holes Correct Distance from Referance Line

  • Holes Correct with Reference to Next Hole

  • Holes Correct Dump

  • Holes Correct Dip

  • Have Holes Deviated

  • Casings used in Downholes

  • Hole Plugs used in Downholes

  • Hole Correct BT or NBT

  • Breakthrough Checked

  • Bad Holes Marked or Plugged

  • Water/Slips Reported

  • Blocking Under the Jacks

CURRENT DRILL SET UP

  • Checked Laser on Ring Marks on Wall

  • Checked Dip

  • Checked Dump

  • Checked Offset from Reference Line

GENERAL

  • Housekeeping

  • Comments:

  • Proper Signage (Noise, Remote Drilling, etc.)

  • Comments:

OTHER

  • B.A.S.S Tool Results

  • Have Collars Been Checked

  • Are all holes drilled/reported drilled

  • Do all holes conform to layout (proper h.w/f.w spacing)

  • Any redrills required

  • Any easers required

  • Are original nfg holes plugged

  • Fanbacks tagged

  • Are all holes properly cased/wedged/capped

  • Any holes squeezed

  • Is casing on backholes properly cut to leave 6" to collar

  • Housekeeping/cleanup

  • Flags and BT signs removed

CABLEBOLT DRILLING CHECKLIST

  • Are all holes drilled/reported drilled

  • Are all cables installed

  • Are cables cut to proper length (Extend 18" from collar)

  • Are all grout tube properly crimped/tiedoff/cut

  • Are cables properly plated/tensioned (if specified)

  • Was water/cement ratio checked

  • Proper set time

  • Housekeeping/cleanup

SIGNOFF: (AGREE THAT DRILL CAN BE DEMOBILIZED)

  • Planner:

  • Shifter:

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