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Falling Objects Critical Control Checklist

by J White, from the Community

This falling objects critical control checklist helps mining teams plan and verify controls that prevent dropped objects and injuries. It covers fall-from-heights risks, loading and unloading stability, equipment integrity at height, securing devices such as lanyards, tie-downs, and kick rails, and work area management. Use it to confirm barricading and segregation of drop zones, keep areas clear of loose materials, and ensure tools, fixtures, and loads are rated, stable, and secured before work begins.

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This Falling Objects Critical Control Field Verification checklist helps teams in mining verify the controls that prevent dropped objects and related injuries. It covers material loading and unloading, storage stability, mechanical integrity of equipment at heights, suitability of securing devices, and work area management. Use it to confirm load stability, control drop zones, keep teams out of the line of fire, and ensure tools and parts are secured. Designed with Tasman Power and Rio Tinto contexts in mind.

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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.

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