Title Page

  • Site Name: Glensanda PPO

  • Weather

  • Daily

  • Date

  • Schedule of Inspections: Primary Production Operation

  • Named Quarry Element (Refer to QDP for Location)

  • Glory Hole

  • Crusher

Crest

  • Does edge protection require improvement?

  • Is there subsidence or cracking behind crest?

  • Is there water running over or through the face?

  • Is there water entering any crack behind the crest?

  • Is there any ponding of water behind the crest?

  • Is there any surcharching of material behind the crest?

Faces

  • Has there been any recent / active slope failure (collapse) or signs of distress?

  • Is the face being excavated steeper or higher that the design maximums for that face?

  • Are any bedding plane surfaces in particular lined with clay, dipping out of (‘day lighting’ in) the face?

  • Are any block slides on bedding plane surfaces likely?

  • Signs of toppling or overhanging blocks on face?

  • Is there an excess of loose material on the faces?

  • Is scaling of loose material on faces necessary?

  • Do rock traps require improvement?

Toes

  • Is there any excessive fresh fallen material at the toe?

  • Is there any water issuing / ponding at the toe?

  • Has there been undercutting at the toe?

Access Roads and Ramps

  • Haul road is of adequate width or over steep gradient?

  • Are there any excessive potholes, ruts or ponding?

  • Does edge protection require improvement?

Other Observations

  • Any unexpected geological conditions?

  • Any significant change since the last inspection?

Note:

  • If any of the boxes are ticked ’YES’ the Site Manager must be notified and the defect recorded on the site action plan.

Sign off

  • Person carrying out inspection:

  • Manager receiving the report:

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