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GRM CCV Explosives Detonation - Separation

by Annette Wood, from the Community

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This mining checklist supports critical control verification for explosives detonation separation. It helps prevent multiple fatalities from fly rock, fumes, or unplanned detonation by confirming separation of explosives and accessories until charging, enforcing bench demarcation and protection with physical barriers, documenting observations, and attaching evidence. Use it to assess compliance and record actions on planned shots.

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GRM CCV Explosives Detonation - Fit For Purpose Vehicles
This critical control verification checklist supports safe explosives detonation in mining operations using fit-for-purpose vehicles and equipment. It focuses on preventing multiple fatalities from fly rock, fumes, or unplanned detonations due to friction, impact, or heat. Key checks include legislative compliance for Mobile Processing Units (emulsion pump dead-heading and overheating protection), segregation of initiating and high explosives in transport, and valid licensing for storage in precursor silos, tanks, and magazines. It also emphasizes OEM maintenance, external verification, record keeping, and evidence capture to ensure robust vehicle and equipment design standards are met.
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Explosives Detonation Hot and Reactive Ground CCV
This mining checklist supports critical control verification for explosives detonation in hot and reactive ground. It covers risk scope, control objectives, and operational checks including maintaining a hot and reactive ground register, identifying unexpected ground conditions, and selecting appropriate products for loading. Users review blast packs, attach evidence, record findings, and confirm overall compliance.
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Explosives Detonation Exclusion Zones Checklist
Use this Critical Control Verification checklist to plan and verify safe exclusion zones for explosives detonation in mining operations. It covers risk scope and control objectives, confirms that modeling and simulation define minimum zones, and validates designs for flyrock and fume management. Verify guard placement and access control, removal of personnel through evacuation, and lightning detection and protection procedures. Review records for electrical storms, misfire reports and risk assessments to ensure exclusion zones were established and enforced. Attach evidence and record compliance.
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Weekly Explosives Magazine Inspection
Conduct a thorough weekly inspection of underground explosives magazines to maintain safety and regulatory compliance. This checklist covers access control, No Smoking or Open Flame and Danger Explosives signage, permits, housekeeping, and secure locking. Verify fire extinguishers and tags, inventory rotation and records, product types and quantities, and cleanliness. Includes fields for inspector details, supervision, and corrective actions.
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GRM CCV Explosives Detonation - Fit For Purpose Vehicles

This critical control verification checklist supports safe explosives detonation in mining operations using fit-for-purpose vehicles and equipment. It focuses on preventing multiple fatalities from fly rock, fumes, or unplanned detonations due to friction, impact, or heat. Key checks include legislative compliance for Mobile Processing Units (emulsion pump dead-heading and overheating protection), segregation of initiating and high explosives in transport, and valid licensing for storage in precursor silos, tanks, and magazines. It also emphasizes OEM maintenance, external verification, record keeping, and evidence capture to ensure robust vehicle and equipment design standards are met.

by Annette Wood, from the Community

20+

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Explosives Detonation Hot and Reactive Ground CCV

This mining checklist supports critical control verification for explosives detonation in hot and reactive ground. It covers risk scope, control objectives, and operational checks including maintaining a hot and reactive ground register, identifying unexpected ground conditions, and selecting appropriate products for loading. Users review blast packs, attach evidence, record findings, and confirm overall compliance.

by Annette Wood, from the Community

20+

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Explosives Detonation Exclusion Zones Checklist

Use this Critical Control Verification checklist to plan and verify safe exclusion zones for explosives detonation in mining operations. It covers risk scope and control objectives, confirms that modeling and simulation define minimum zones, and validates designs for flyrock and fume management. Verify guard placement and access control, removal of personnel through evacuation, and lightning detection and protection procedures. Review records for electrical storms, misfire reports and risk assessments to ensure exclusion zones were established and enforced. Attach evidence and record compliance.

by Annette Wood, from the Community

20+

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Weekly Explosives Magazine Inspection

Conduct a thorough weekly inspection of underground explosives magazines to maintain safety and regulatory compliance. This checklist covers access control, No Smoking or Open Flame and Danger Explosives signage, permits, housekeeping, and secure locking. Verify fire extinguishers and tags, inventory rotation and records, product types and quantities, and cleanliness. Includes fields for inspector details, supervision, and corrective actions.

by Philip Lewis, from the Community

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GRM CCV Explosives Detonation - Separation

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