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  • Audit Title

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  • Location
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PART 45--INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS

  • 45.4 Is a list of all registered contractors on site?

Part 46 - Training and Retraining of Miners

  • 46.3 Approved plan developed and implemented

  • 46.9 Applicable records of training documented

Part 47 - HAZARD COMMUNICATION (HazCom)

C--Hazard Determination

  • 47.21 Identifying hazardous chemicals

D--HazCom Program

  • 47.32 HazCom program in place and appropriate

E--Container Labels and Other Forms of Warning

  • 47.41 Requirement for container labels

F--Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

  • 47.51 Requirement for an MSDS

  • 47.54 Availability of an MSDS

PART 48--TRAINING AND RETRAINING OF MINERS

A--Training and Retraining of Underground Miners

  • 48.3 Approved plan developed and implemented

  • 48.9 Applicable records of training documented

B--Training and Retraining of Miners Working at Surface Mines...

  • 48.23 Approved plan developed and implemented

  • 48.29 Applicable records of training documented

PART 50--NOTIFICATION, INVESTIGATION, REPORTS AND RECORDS

B--Notification, Investigation, Preservation of Evidence

  • 50.10 Immediate notification as applicable

C--Reporting of Accidents, Injuries, and Illnesses

  • 50.11 Investigation of each occupational injury (recordable)

  • 50.20 Preparation and submission of MSHA Report Form 7000-1--Mine Accident, Injury, and Illness Report

D--Quarterly Employment Report

  • 50.30 Preparation and submission of MSHA Form 7000-2--Quarterly Employment Report

E--Maintenance of Records

  • 50.40 Maintenance of records for 5 years after occurance

Part 56 A: General

PROCEDURES

  • 56.1000 Notification of commencement of operations and closing of mines in place

B--Ground Control

Mining Methods

  • 56.3130 Wall, bank, and slope stability maintained

  • 56.3131 Pit or quarry wall perimeter secure from fall of materials - set back 10' or angle of repose

SCALING AND SUPPORT

  • 56.3201 Safe location for performing scaling maintained or provided

  • 56.3200 Correction of hazardous ground control conditions before work or travel permitted

PRECAUTIONS

  • 56.3430 Activity between machinery or equipment and the highwall or bank prohibited

  • 56.3401 Examination of ground conditions (including highwalls and banks near travelways) prior to work commencing and as warranted.

C--Fire Prevention and Control

PROHIBITIONS/PRECAUTIONS/HOUSEKEEPING

  • 56.4100 Smoking and use of open flames prohibited where flammable or combustible liquids, greases or gases are used,stored or transported

  • 56.4101 Readily visible signs prohibiting smoking and open flames shall be posted where a fire or explosion hazard exists

  • 56.4102 Flammable or combustible liquid spillage or leakage shall be removed in a timely manner or controlled to prevent a fire hazard

  • 56.4103 Internal combustion engines (non-diesel) shall be switched off before refueling if the fuel tanks are integral parts of the equipment.

  • 56.4104 (a) Waste materials, including liquids, shall not accumulate in quantities that could create a fire hazard.<br><br>

  • 56.4104 (b) Until disposed of properly, waste or rags containing flammable or combustible liquids shall be placed in covered metal containers or equivalent

  • 56.4130 (a) No combustible materials shall be stored or allowed to accumulate within 25 feet of the following: (1) Electric substations.(2) Unburied, flammable or combustible liquid storage tanks.<br><br>(3) Any group of containers used for storage of more than 60 gallons of flammable or combustible liquids.

  • 56.4130 (b) The area within the 25-foot perimeter of Electric substations and liquid storage facilities shall be kept free of dry vegetation

FIREFIGHTING EQUIPMENT

  • 56.4200 (a) (1) Each mine shall have onsite firefighting equipment for fighting fires in their early stages

  • 56.4200 (a) (2) Onsite firefighting equipment for fighting fires beyond their early stages, or prior arrangements with a local fire department

  • 56.4200 (b) (1) the onsite firefighting equipment shall be of the appropriate type, size, and quantity

  • 56.4200 (b) (2) Strategically located, readily accessible, plainly marked, and maintained in fire-ready condition

  • 56.4201 Is firefighting equipment inspected and certified according to the monthly,yearly and required hydrostatic schedules

  • 56.4203 Are fire extinguishers recharged or replaced with a fully charged extinguisher promptly after any discharge

  • 56.4230 (a) (1) Whenever a fire or its effects could impede escape from self-propelled equipment, a fire extinguisher shall be on the equipment.

  • 56.4230 (a) (2)Whenever a fire or its effects would not impede escape from the equipment but could affect the escape of other persons in the area, a fire extinguisher shall be on the equipment or within 100 feet of the equipment

FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES/ALARMS/DRILLS

  • 56.4330 (a) Are emergency firefighting, evacuation, and rescue procedures established and coordinated in advance with firefighting organizations

  • 56.4330 (b) Are fire alarm procedures or systems established to promptly warn every person who could be endangered by a fire

  • 56.4330 (c) Are fire alarm systems maintained in operable condition

  • 56.4331 Are emergency firefighting drills held at least once every six months for persons assigned firefighting responsibilities by the mine operator

FLAMMABLE AND COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS AND GASES

  • 56.4400 Flammable liquids shall not be used for cleaning or used near an open flame

  • 56.4401 Fixed, unburied, flammable or combustible liquid storage tanks securely mounted on firm foundations

  • 56.4402 Small quantities of flammable liquids drawn from storage shall be kept in safety cans labeled to indicate the contents

INSTALLATION/CONSTRUCTION/MAINTENANCE

WELDING/CUTTING/COMPRESSED GASES

D--Air Quality and Physical Agents

AIR QUALITY

E--Explosives

STORAGE

TRANSPORTATION

USE

ELECTRIC BLASTING

NONELECTRIC BLASTING

EXTRANEOUS ELECTRICITY

EQUIPMENT/TOOLS

MAINTENANCE

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

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