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Monthly Explosives Magazine Inspection Checklist

by John Knowles, from the Community

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This monthly explosives magazine inspection checklist helps mining teams verify safe, compliant storage and handling of explosives and detonators. It covers magazine construction and compound conditions, signage and SDS requirements, stock control and weekly stocktakes, stacking limits, and segregation. It also includes housekeeping standards and procedures for hot work, lightning or fire events, disposal of expired or damaged stock, key access control, and record keeping for audits.

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This monthly inspection checklist supports DNAP qualified officers responsible for explosives storage facilities. It covers secure access controls and nominee registers, supervised entry records, and key management. Exterior compliance includes fire breaks, perimeter fencing condition, and required HAZCHEM and Class 1 explosives signage. Magazine checks verify correct signage, door lock functionality, current fire extinguisher tags, posted explosives storage license, availability of SDS, and displayed safety procedures and rules. Housekeeping and inventory controls review packaging, cleanliness, prohibited articles, shelf life, stock rotation, safe stacking clearances, monthly stocktakes, reconciliation accuracy, and adherence to licensed quantity limits.

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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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Isa Quarry Weekly Magazine Inspection

This weekly inspection checklist supports safe, compliant storage of explosives at quarry sites. Verify access controls and signage such as No Smoking/Open Flame and Danger Explosives at all approaches. Confirm permits are posted, access and egress are clear, and the magazine is securely locked. Check fire protection: installed extinguishers, current monthly stamp, and annual inspection tags. Review housekeeping to ensure no spilled or misplaced explosives. Record product types and quantities (caps, boosters, detonating cord, ANFO, emulsion, etc.). Ensure inventory is organized, the logbook is up to date, and stock rotation prioritizes oldest product first. Capture site details, photos, attendees, and complete sign-off for supervision and accountability.

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