Information
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Site conducted
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Client / Site
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Name of Area Supervisor Inspecting
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Name of Experienced Truck Operator Inspecting
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Time and Date of Inspection
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Crew
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Department
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Ramp/ ROM/ Stockpile
- R2
- R4
- R8
- R9
- R10
- R11
- R12
- R13
- R14
- R15
- R16
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Loading Unit
- EX27
- EX32
- EX33
- SHE37
- SHE38
- SHE 40
- EX75
- EX77
- EX921
- EX931
- EX938
- EX94
- EX78
- EX91
- EX92
- Other
- EXD92
- EXD78
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Dump Location
Checklist
Part 1: Inspection Focus Area
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Notify OCE of intended inspection via two-way radio:
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Talk Group Ch
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OCE Name
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Inspected by an experienced operator in a Light Vehicle
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Inspected by a supervisor in a Light Vehicle
Access Inspection
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Haul roads have an adequate dry line for haul trucks or other rubber tyred equipment to allow sufficient braking and steering?
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Are permanent crib hut, go-lines or hot seat bays on circuit trafficable?
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Are there temporary or alternative on circuit parking or hotseat locations available?
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Access to the main haul road from the circuit. E.g. corridor road trafficable
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Has the required additional restricted access signage?
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Access to the workshop or tyre bay from the circuit is trafficable?
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Are any access roads connecting the current circuit to another active circuit/work area trafficable for haul trucks or rubber tyred equipment?
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Are any access roads connecting the current circuit to another active circuit/work area trafficable for Haul Trucks/rubber tyred equipment
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Which roads/ route are restricted or un-trafficable to haul trucks? (e.g. EXD78 R9 in pit access to SHE38 in R8 inspected and closed)?
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Has IROC+ been given notice via radio prior to recommencing operation and informed which connector roads are trafficable, which are restricted AND which are closed for haul trucks & rubber tyred equipment?
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Requested controller to enter appropriate road delays in FMS?
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Provide IROC Controllers Name:
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Haul roads are correct widths, ensuring no mud or grader rills are reducing the road width to below the site standard. e.g. 3.5 x largest vehicle width (e.g. 797s = 36m dual lane). Refer SRM STD Design and Construction of Mine Roads.
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Details of controls or restrictions
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All intersections and access points to circuit have correct signage and visibility to begin operations. Refer SRM STD Design and Construction of Mine Roads.
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Are all haul roads free from water erosion/damage at time of inspection?
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Are any connecting access roads free from water erosion/ damage identified at time of inspection?
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Are all accesses and haul roads free from undermining of edges at time of inspection?
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Is bridge crossing free from water erosion/damage at time of inspection?
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Bridges have been inspected from vantage points on both sides for undermining?
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Confirmed wet weather dump free from slumping/cracking at time of inspection?
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Highwall inspection confirming free from cracks, failures, hang-ups and slumps (geotechnical hazards) at time of inspection?
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Low wall inspected confirming free of slips and failures (geotechnical hazards) at time of inspection?
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Confirmed the pit floor is free of water erosion/damage at time of inspection?
Before Commencing Following Wet Weather Event
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All required roads are deemed sufficiently dry to enable safe operation?
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Test load performed on circuit by competent SRM Wet Surface Trained operator in a haul truck to ensure operations are safe to continue or recommence work?
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Notify OCE commencing of work and mobilisation of rubber tyred equipment (haul trucks, service trucks and water carts).
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Time
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OCE Name
Additional Comments
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General Comments
Sign Off
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Work Area Supervisor
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Wet Surface Competent - Haul Truck Operator