Information

  • Document No.

  • Safety Culture Check-in:

  • Group

  • Facilitator

  • Conducted on

Safety Leadership and site improvements

  • So far this year have you seen an improvement to safety on site?

  • Response
  • Which area?

  • Type of improvement?

  • What category?

  • In your area, which comes first? Safety or Production?

  • Response
  • Which area?

  • What are your preferred methods of communicating safety?

  • Response
  • Which area?

  • What method?

  • What about the message on safety from your Department Manager?

  • Response
  • Which area?

  • Type of improvement?

  • Why?

  • Why?

  • How often do you see them?

  • What about the message on safety from your Superintendent?

  • Response
  • Which area?

  • Type of improvement?

  • Why?

  • Why?

  • How often do you see them?

  • What about the message on safety from your Supervisor?

  • Response
  • Which area?

  • Type of improvement?

  • Why?

  • Why?

  • How often do you see them?

  • How much of what they discuss with you is about safety?

  • Do you feel supported by your Supervisor if you stopped work for something being unsafe?

  • Does you Supervisor follow up on/complete safety related issues?

Recent changes to site

  • Please rate the following recent changes [1 very poor - 10 excellent]

  • Sealed road changes: Gibihi roundabout, road to Kianga Yard, Entrance to South;

  • HV / LV separation roads: LV access of Gibihi road to Terrace, Hindles road to Pit 26/27

  • Safety signage around site

  • Geotechnical hazard awareness: In Pit, In Leica, Pre-Starts

  • Area-specific Toolbox Talks

  • Compliance to mine design: Checking ramp grades/widths, walls dug to design

  • Global Safety Day 2016

  • Call up signs: Moved closer to work area

  • Fatal Risks and their Critical Controls

  • High Potential Hazard awareness: Knowing what they are and getting them fixed/removed

  • Safety Display Screens: Old Ospat breezeway, At South MIA, CHPP bathhouse

VFL

  • Do the targeted safety interactions help improve safety?

  • Response
  • Why not?

  • Why?

Risk management tools and hazard reporting

  • Risk Management Tools - Which of the following risk management tools do you think are effective?

  • Response
  • Area

  • Tools

  • Why?

  • Risk Management Tools - Which of the following risk management tools do you think are NOT effective?

  • Response
  • Area

  • Tools

  • Why?

  • Risk Management Tools - What message do you have from your Supervisor regarding Step Back Take 5's?

  • Response
  • Area

  • Message

  • Hazard Reporting - If you report a hazard do you ever get feedback?

  • Response
  • Area

  • Feedback

  • Hazard Reporting - What confidence do you have that if you report a hazard then it will get fixed

  • Response
  • Area

  • Confidence

Behaviour

  • How would you rate your own approach to safety? [1 very low - 10 very high]

  • How would you rate your crew's approach to safety? [1 very low - 10 very high]

  • How would you rate other crew's/work area's approach to safety? [1 very low - 10 very high]

  • Incident investigations tell us that 4 in every 5 are behaviour related. To understand this better which of the following do you think may have an impact?

  • Rushing: Someone doing their work too quickly or to meet a deadline

  • Frustration: Someone feeling angry, fed up or not interested in the work being done

  • Complacency: Someone not paying enough attention or focusing on their work, or thinking that experience on the task will keep them safe

  • Fatigue: Someone feeling tired or not active while doing their work

  • Choices: Someone choosing to do the wrong thing, maybe at night, or a weekend or when no-one is watching

  • In closing, what else do you think we should do to improve our safety?

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