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Mobile Equipment Fatality Risk Critical Task Observation

by Mark Jensen, from the Community

20+

Use this Critical Task Observation checklist to manage fatality risks from mobile equipment in mining operations. Items include road design standards, LV and HV separation, STOP compliance, speed limits, positive communications near heavy vehicles, seatbelt use, stable parking, water cart dry lines, horn signals before movement, and verification of operator authorizations. This template is an example and should be reviewed and adapted to site and jurisdictional requirements.

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