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  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

RAT-001 Rathole Auger Rig Procedure

7.1 Main Hole

  • Is there a completed JSEA?

  • Has it been updated to reflect changing site conditions?

  • Has Drilling Rig Daily Preventative Maintenance checklist been compleeted?

  • Did the crew double check and verify markings on site against Customer supplied measurements?

  • Was the rig leveled and centered, according to Customer's specifications, including auger size, prior to drilling?

  • When placing the cellar, was a loader used?

  • Before the conductor was drilled, was the rig leveled and centered?

RAT-005 Rathole Meet and Greet Procedure

  • Does the JSEA note who is the designated Safety Representative?

  • Is the Meet and Greet Station placed?

  • Is the Meet and Greet Station close to the highest traffic entrance?

  • Is the Meet and Greet barricade/stop sign placed?

  • Did the Safety Representative meet oncoming personnel at the Meet and Greet Station?

  • Did the Safety Representative explain the JSEA, address any concerns on the part of the oncoming personnel, and obtain their signature indicating such?

RAT-004 Safety Cone Policy

  • Is the DVIR complete?

  • If the driver is away from the vehicle, are there cones placed at the left front and right rear of the vehicle?

  • When moving a vehicle, did the driver complete a walk around, identifying potential issues as well as picking up and securing the cones, before driving?

  • When backing a three axle or larger combination vehicle, is a spotter available?

  • if NO to previous question, are cones, placed less than 50' from the rear of the vehicle, used as a guide?

  • if backing more than 50' feet, are two cones used as a guide, no more than 50' apart, up to 100' from the rear of the vehicle?

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