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Equipment and Pedestrian Interaction Audit

by Ed Ogrins, from the Community

This audit template helps control the risks when mobile equipment and pedestrians share work areas on mine sites. It covers haul trucks, loaders, light vehicles, and buses, with checks for horns, back up alarms, radios, lights, windows, mirrors, and cameras. It verifies operator experience, distraction controls, and clear procedures for pedestrians entering operating zones such as ore pads. Pedestrian visibility and behavior are reviewed, including high visibility apparel, hardhat reflectors, blind spot awareness, and designated walkways. It reinforces safe signaling, speed limits in congested areas, and step by step actions before moving or reversing to reduce incidents.

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