Title Page
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Document No.
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SBO Truck Unloading Loader
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Oji Fibre Solutions - Kinleith
Audit Information
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Location: Kinleith Logyard
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Audit Date/time:
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Operator Name:
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Operator Name:
- Peter Trickey
- Steven Kelly
- Mark Johnston (Bernie)
- Paul Theunissen (Blondie)
- Ces Haycock
- Colin King
- Bryan Seeley
- Arnold Hema
- John Cridge
- Ian Thompson
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Contractor:
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Logyard area:
- Cobbles - 3pmle
- Cobbles - Drydrum
- B Block
- K Dom
- Export Yard
- H Block
- A Block
- E Block
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Transport Company:
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Truck Number:
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Last Docket #:
Personal Protective Equipment
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Did driver wear correct PPE for the task?
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Hard Hat
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Hi Viz - Day/Night compliant
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Safety Footwear
Task Compliance
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Task needs to be completed as per Insync Unloading Logs SOP and Logyard Rules
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1. Was load compliant with Forestry ACOP loading rules and if not did operator report load as per CHH unsafe load procedure?
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2. Did operator consider the generic hazards associated with the task e.g. Sunstroke? If hazards are present they should be minimised, isolated or eliminated.
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3. Is radio contact maintained with the truck driver to ensure good communication at all times during unloading?
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4. Did driver remain in cab while unloaded?If under special circumstance drivers may need to leave the cab, was a safe zone agreed between operator and driver?
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5. Before approaching truck/trailer did driver ensure beak and tusks were fully open?
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6. Did operator only approach truck/trailer once stationary with brakes on?
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7. Did operator before unloading ensure the truck/trailer was on level ground?
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8. If logs were jammed/tangled, chain jammed or logs unbalanced or have excessive overhang,did operator ask for assistance from excavator/high stacker?
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9. Did operator use hold downs as is mandatory?
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10. When closing tusks, beak or hold downs did operator ensure they are clear of truck bolsters?
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11. Did operator ensure load was centred to avoid unbalanced load and log spill? Be aware of slippery logs.
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12. Did operator avoid turning to quickly with grabs to avoid log spillage?
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13. Did operator ensure of putting grab to a stack that there is enough room to avoid logs touching?
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14. When loading chipper deck, did operator ensure there was sufficient room to avoid log spillage from the deck?
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15. Did operator ensure beak/tusks fully open before using kickers to push logs off forks to help minimise log spillage?
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16. Did operator check for traffic (mobile plant/trucks) before moving back to unloading area?
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17. Did operator ensure no fallen logs were left following unloading that could cause a hazard to other traffic? Tidy up if necessary.
Summary
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Corrective actions should be addressed as soon as possible. Please notify Kinleith Wood Supply Manager of actions taken to address issues.
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Corrective Actions Required:
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General Comments:
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Adam Mills Wood Supply Manager
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