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Exposure to Thermal Extremes Checklist

by J White, from the Community

Use this thermal extremes checklist to manage heat and cold risks in industrial and mining environments. It guides teams through hydration management, planning regular breaks, adjusting work pace, and using controls such as shade, ventilation, heaters, and wind barriers. It prompts checks on PPE and clothing, access to cool potable water, and recognition of heat and cold stress symptoms so workers can respond early. Built for Tasman Power and Rio Tinto CCC contexts, it supports safer site operations.

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Tasman Power Exposure to Thermal Extremes CCFV
This checklist supports field verification of controls for exposure to thermal extremes in mining operations. It covers competency, recognition of heat and cold stress, hydration management, access to potable water and hydration testing, scheduled recovery time, and environmental controls such as shade, ventilation, heaters, and wind barriers. Use it to plan work, confirm worker fitness for hot or cold environments, and document actions that reduce risk during site tasks. Based on Tasman Power and Rio Tinto CCFV practices.
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Vehicle Impact on Person CCC Checklist
Use this Vehicle Impact on Person Critical Control Checklist to manage the risk of vehicle interactions at site. Verify operator competency, fit for work, pre-operational checks, segregation and demarcation, positive communication, and parking stability. Built from Rio Tinto CCC guidance and tailored by Tasman Power, this template supports mining safety teams to standardize controls, prevent incidents, and document actions for compliance.
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Tasman Power Lifting Operations CCC
Use this checklist to plan and control lifting operations in mining environments. Aligned with Rio Tinto Critical Control Checklist standards, it guides teams through mechanical integrity checks for cranes and lifting gear, verification of load capacity, assessment of weather and ground conditions, and identification of overhead hazards. It reinforces agreed communications, proper rigging to the lift plan, and effective barriers and exclusion zones, including tag line use. Capture site details, responsibilities, and sign off to document safe, compliant lifts.
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Heat Stress Risk Assessment
Use this checklist to assess and control heat stress risks before outdoor or hot environment work. It guides teams to calculate risk using weather and a heat stress calculator, verify training, provide shade, PPE and wide brim hats, ensure cool drinks and rest breaks, plan work in cooler hours, assign buddies, confirm first aid and emergency access, and implement communication plans. Includes prompts for acclimatisation, medical considerations, and adding extra controls. Managers must complete a heat stress management plan for medium to extreme risk and attach the assessment and signatures.
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Tasman Power Exposure to Thermal Extremes CCFV

This checklist supports field verification of controls for exposure to thermal extremes in mining operations. It covers competency, recognition of heat and cold stress, hydration management, access to potable water and hydration testing, scheduled recovery time, and environmental controls such as shade, ventilation, heaters, and wind barriers. Use it to plan work, confirm worker fitness for hot or cold environments, and document actions that reduce risk during site tasks. Based on Tasman Power and Rio Tinto CCFV practices.

by Blake Conley, from the Community

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Vehicle Impact on Person CCC Checklist

Use this Vehicle Impact on Person Critical Control Checklist to manage the risk of vehicle interactions at site. Verify operator competency, fit for work, pre-operational checks, segregation and demarcation, positive communication, and parking stability. Built from Rio Tinto CCC guidance and tailored by Tasman Power, this template supports mining safety teams to standardize controls, prevent incidents, and document actions for compliance.

by J White, from the Community

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Tasman Power Lifting Operations CCC

Use this checklist to plan and control lifting operations in mining environments. Aligned with Rio Tinto Critical Control Checklist standards, it guides teams through mechanical integrity checks for cranes and lifting gear, verification of load capacity, assessment of weather and ground conditions, and identification of overhead hazards. It reinforces agreed communications, proper rigging to the lift plan, and effective barriers and exclusion zones, including tag line use. Capture site details, responsibilities, and sign off to document safe, compliant lifts.

by J White, from the Community

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Heat Stress Risk Assessment

Use this checklist to assess and control heat stress risks before outdoor or hot environment work. It guides teams to calculate risk using weather and a heat stress calculator, verify training, provide shade, PPE and wide brim hats, ensure cool drinks and rest breaks, plan work in cooler hours, assign buddies, confirm first aid and emergency access, and implement communication plans. Includes prompts for acclimatisation, medical considerations, and adding extra controls. Managers must complete a heat stress management plan for medium to extreme risk and attach the assessment and signatures.

by Simone ferris, from the Community

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Exposure to Thermal Extremes Checklist

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