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Load and Haul Supervisor Shift Log

by Carly Pothecary, from the Community

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This load and haul supervisor shift log supports mining operations by guiding supervisors through key checks each shift. It covers health and safety actions such as addressing hazards listed by the OCE and verifying that JSA documents are in place and signed. Drill preparation near high walls is emphasized with controls for standoff lines, bund heights, geotechnical hazard demarcation, and access signage. Work area setup includes confirming excavator assignments, bench height and material competency, catch bund adequacy, and communication of controls to operators. Dump management checks include primary and secondary dump limits, floor and RL, tip head bund base width and material category, and availability of co dumping rejects. Compliance with dig to design systems such as Minestar or Argus is verified. Haul road standards address width, grade, crossfall, delineation, lighting, and intersection checks. Wet weather readiness includes drains, immersion risks for shovel cables, bunded sumps, and after rain inspections. ROM area standards focus on two lane access, compliant ramps on stockpiles, lighting, running tracks, dust control, and signage. The template captures additional comments and requires sign off to complete the shift log.

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Confirm accountability and compliance with a digital log

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