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Caught in Rotating and Moving Equipment FRCV

by Samantha Fellows, from the Community

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This Fatal Risk Control Verification checklist helps mining teams prevent personnel being caught in rotating and moving equipment. It covers scope, hazards, and controls for conveyors, motors, pumps, crushers, screens, engine bays, augers, and drills. Guidance aligns with guarding standards, OEM criteria, and site requirements. Verify hazard assessments and JSAs, isolation and tagging, intact guarding and barricading, alignment to drawings and designs, personnel knowledge of defect processes, and that recent defects are tracked with maintenance orders.

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Rotating Equipment Critical Control Verification
Use this verification checklist to confirm critical controls are in place when working on or around rotating equipment in mining operations. Assess worker competency and authorization, confirm guarding and barriers meet standards, set and mark exclusion zones, and ensure emergency shut-offs are visible and maintained. Verify processes for removing and restoring guards for live testing, check for covered walkways and barricades, and block against movement with approved jacks and locks. Includes sign-off and stop-work guidance.
by Gerald Visagie, from the Community
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CCM Rotating Equipment Safety Checklist
This CCM rotating equipment safety checklist helps teams plan and execute safe work around moving and rotating machinery, particularly in mining operations. It covers training and competency checks, supervision, risk assessment and procedures, de-energization and isolations, guarding and barriers, tool use, approvals for energized work, verification of interlocks, alarms, emergency stops and pullwires, and preparedness for emergency response. It also prompts Identify Then Rectify (ITR) improvements to reduce hazards and drive continuous safety improvements.
by Brett Leppinus, from the Community
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Dropped or Falling Objects FRCV Checklist
This Fatal Risk Control Verification checklist helps mining teams prevent and mitigate dropped or falling objects at active work fronts. It guides verification of hazard assessments, selection and implementation of controls, separation between levels, and protection such as toe boards, mesh, and guarding. It covers drop zone planning and barricading ratios, equipment and material restraint, housekeeping, and exclusion of prohibited tools. Personnel knowledge is checked and photo evidence can be captured for documentation.
by Samantha Fellows, from the Community
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Risk Category Standard: High Risk Equipment
This high risk equipment standard outlines responsibilities for risk, control and task owners, required competencies and appointments, and core risk management requirements. It covers moving vehicles, fixed rotating equipment, hand and portable tools, pressurized systems, and lifting activities. Guidance includes maintenance planning, pre-start checks, emergency shutdown use, safety interlocks, equipment guarding, positive isolation and lockout tagout, load stability, and restricted lifting zones. Use this template to assess controls, document inspections, and ensure compliance with site and in-country regulations.
by Murray Taylor, from the Community
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Rotating Equipment Critical Control Verification

Use this verification checklist to confirm critical controls are in place when working on or around rotating equipment in mining operations. Assess worker competency and authorization, confirm guarding and barriers meet standards, set and mark exclusion zones, and ensure emergency shut-offs are visible and maintained. Verify processes for removing and restoring guards for live testing, check for covered walkways and barricades, and block against movement with approved jacks and locks. Includes sign-off and stop-work guidance.

by Gerald Visagie, from the Community

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CCM Rotating Equipment Safety Checklist

This CCM rotating equipment safety checklist helps teams plan and execute safe work around moving and rotating machinery, particularly in mining operations. It covers training and competency checks, supervision, risk assessment and procedures, de-energization and isolations, guarding and barriers, tool use, approvals for energized work, verification of interlocks, alarms, emergency stops and pullwires, and preparedness for emergency response. It also prompts Identify Then Rectify (ITR) improvements to reduce hazards and drive continuous safety improvements.

by Brett Leppinus, from the Community

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Dropped or Falling Objects FRCV Checklist

This Fatal Risk Control Verification checklist helps mining teams prevent and mitigate dropped or falling objects at active work fronts. It guides verification of hazard assessments, selection and implementation of controls, separation between levels, and protection such as toe boards, mesh, and guarding. It covers drop zone planning and barricading ratios, equipment and material restraint, housekeeping, and exclusion of prohibited tools. Personnel knowledge is checked and photo evidence can be captured for documentation.

by Samantha Fellows, from the Community

20+

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Risk Category Standard: High Risk Equipment

This high risk equipment standard outlines responsibilities for risk, control and task owners, required competencies and appointments, and core risk management requirements. It covers moving vehicles, fixed rotating equipment, hand and portable tools, pressurized systems, and lifting activities. Guidance includes maintenance planning, pre-start checks, emergency shutdown use, safety interlocks, equipment guarding, positive isolation and lockout tagout, load stability, and restricted lifting zones. Use this template to assess controls, document inspections, and ensure compliance with site and in-country regulations.

by Murray Taylor, from the Community

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Caught in Rotating and Moving Equipment FRCV

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