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Open Cut Examiner Pit Inspection Checklist

by Randy McGuire, from the Community

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This open cut examiner checklist supports upper and lower pit inspections across mine operations. It covers shovels and drills, haul roads and ramps, berm heights, segregation controls, dumps and stockpiles, blasting patterns and VCM controls, signage at entrances and exits, lighting, housekeeping, and safety equipment. Sections include fuel islands, lube bays, wash bays, cable and drill yards, guard shacks, offices, water tie lines, and tie-down areas to help ensure site safety and compliance.

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General Open Pit Inspection Checklist

This general open pit inspection checklist helps mining supervisors and technical staff verify pit safety and compliance at key times, including the start of each shift, after blasting, and following major rain. It covers pit walls and berms, drill and blast controls, floors and hazardous areas, dumps and stockpiles, roads and ramps, signage, traffic management, drainage, windrows, and go-line conditions. Use it to identify hazards, confirm design compliance, and document corrective actions for safer open pit operations.

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Open Pit Mine Inspection Checklist

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Quarry Manager Mine Site Inspection Checklist

This quarry manager mine site inspection checklist supports daily or shift-based inspections across active quarry and mine operations. It guides managers through checks on in-pit and haul roads, tip heads and dumps, pit surrounds and demarcation, batters and berms, stockpiles, site lighting, drill and blast patterns, in-pit facilities, and fuel farms. Users can capture observations, attach photos, record hazards, and create corrective actions with assignees, priorities, and due dates. The checklist also covers safety observations, Supervisor WPI sheets, and final sign-off to verify the area is safe for work. Export completed reports as PDF, Word, Excel, or web link for sharing and compliance records.

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Open Cut Examiner Pit Inspection Checklist

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