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Deposit C/D Area Inspection Checklist

by Linc Hughes, from the Community

This Deposit C/D Area Inspection checklist helps mining supervisors and crews assess operational safety and compliance across active areas. Review light vehicles and roads, infrastructure and laydowns, waterstands, pit hygiene jobs, dig areas, dumps and stockpiles, and overall road conditions. Check for proper windrows, delineation, lighting, and drainage, identify hazards including geotechnical risks, and capture notes with photos. Conclude with supervisor sign-off to ensure issues are tracked and approved for action.

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This mining inspection template helps supervisors assess Deposit B/G areas for safety, compliance, and productivity. Sections cover light vehicles and roads, parkups and tie down areas, laydowns, fuel bays, waterstands, development jobs, dig areas, dumps and stockpiles, road design and watering, delineation, dust control, lighting for night shift, and general hazards. It guides checks for windrows, face conditions, tip heads, and geotechnical risks, with photo capture and supervisor and superintendent sign-off.

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This open pit mine inspection checklist supports daily inspections across key operational areas to maintain safety and compliance. It covers mine access roads, haul roads and ramps, pit floor and wall conditions, windrows and bunds, signage and delineation, dust control, lighting, visibility, and gradient requirements. Inspectors can review waste dumps, ROM stockpiles, and TSF integrity, plus crushing area condition, drill patterns, equipment park-up, refueling facilities, radio communications, water pooling and pumps, and geotechnical hazards. Use notes and drawings to capture findings.

by OTOP OTOP, from the Community

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General Open Pit Inspection Checklist

This general open pit inspection checklist helps mining supervisors and technical staff verify pit safety and compliance at key times, including the start of each shift, after blasting, and following major rain. It covers pit walls and berms, drill and blast controls, floors and hazardous areas, dumps and stockpiles, roads and ramps, signage, traffic management, drainage, windrows, and go-line conditions. Use it to identify hazards, confirm design compliance, and document corrective actions for safer open pit operations.

by Gregory Turner, from the Community

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Shift Pit Inspections Checklist

This shift-based pit inspection checklist helps mining teams assess open-pit conditions across shovels, drills, haul roads, dumps and stockpiles, and blasting patterns. It guides verification of VCM controls, berm heights, segregation controls, signage, cable and candlestick positions, and substation issues. Sections also cover waterstands and tie lines, fuel islands, lube bays, truck and yellow iron tie lines, washbay and shop areas, park-and-ride access roads, and building walkways. Use it to document housekeeping and safety issues for day and night shifts, ensuring hazards are identified, controls are in place, and corrective actions are tracked.

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