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Mining Management Site Audit Checklist
This Mining Management Site Audit checklist helps verify Integrated Management System compliance and site safety. Assess supervision, pre-starts and toolbox talks, emergency readiness, firefighting and first aid, housekeeping, fall protection, SOPs and JHAs, demarcation of drill patterns, PPE, plant maintenance and guarding, operator competency, electrical testing and tagging, hazardous substances and spill controls, and Take 5s. Includes auditor and supervisor sign-off. References ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, and AS/NZS 4801.
by Bradley Parkinson, from the CommunityDownloads: 50+Get - Template
Geotechnical Observation
Provide inputs to assess geological structure(s) and operational risk (vers. 2.1) for each observation made using TARP and INX tools
by David Arnott, from the CommunityDownloads: 50+Get - Template
SRG Mining Supervisors Inspection
SRG Limited Supervisor daily inspection checklist for SMR and IKMA
by Bradley Parkinson, from the CommunityDownloads: 50+Get - Template
6163-DM-PL-F1017 - Liebherr R9400 Daily Excavator Inspection
6163-DM-PL-F1017 Liebherr R9400 Daily Excavator Inspection
by Lance Matthews, from the CommunityDownloads: 50+Get - Template
GRM Area Inspection Form - Draglines
Conduct comprehensive dragline area inspections with this GRM form. Cover access roads, work areas, the dragline house and onboard amenities, housekeeping, lighting and signage, and LV/HV separation. Verify risk assessments (BMA Safe, JSA) and required permits (working at heights, confined space, hot work, HV access, penetrating/digging and disturbance). Capture photos, findings and actions, check PPE and pre-starts, and record geotechnical observations to maintain safe, compliant mining operations.
by Sally McLellan, from the CommunityDownloads: 50+Get - Template
Inspection Log and Schedule - SPCC Tier 1 Attachment 3.1
Use this checklist in conjunction with the requirements of SPCC Plan Template - Tier 1's Onshore Facilities (excluding production) and Onshore Oil Production Facilities (excluding drilling and workover facilities).
by SafetyCultureDownloads: 40+Get - Template
Planned Inspection for Drill and Blast Work Areas
This planned inspection checklist supports safe, compliant drilling and blasting operations. It guides supervisors, safety representatives, and crews through checks for drill benches and wall conditions, correct drill pattern delineation, windrows and separation from other activities, dust control, hole plugging and dipping, and housekeeping. It includes explosives transport and storage on the bench, separation of detonators, secure containers, and quality control. Loading sections cover adherence to the load plan and recording explosives per hole. Firing controls include notice boards, pre-blast reviews, blast control plans, guarded accesses, audible signals, misfire reporting, and post-blast reviews. Magazine inspections are referenced via DM-OC-(OC)-F312. Non-conformances are logged and closed in InControl, with sign-off for accountability.
by John Mischewski, from the CommunityDownloads: 40+Get - Template
HEP Daily Environmental Compliance Inspection Log Sheet
Daily Environmental Compliance Inspection Log
by Kevin Williams, from the CommunityDownloads: 40+Get - Template
New Quarry
A detailed compliance and setup checklist template for new quarry operations. This document covers essential requirements including Cultural Heritage clearance, EPA approvals, Mines Department registration, and Safety Health Management System (SHMS) implementation. The checklist ensures proper appointment of key personnel such as Site Senior Executive (SSE), supervisors, and shot firers. It also verifies the establishment of necessary documentation, training records, and facility requirements including amenities, communications, and equipment maintenance. This template helps quarry operators maintain regulatory compliance while establishing safe and efficient operations from the start.
by Ed Coleman, from the CommunityDownloads: 40+Get - Template
Falls from Heights Critical Risk Inspection
Conduct a thorough falls from heights critical risk inspection using a structured checklist that covers permits, JHAs, training, anchor points, harnesses, ladders, EWPs, temporary handrails, and mobile plant stairways. Verify pre-use checks, test tags, and six month inspections, document non-compliances with locations and actions, and confirm close out with the safety team. Standardize working at heights audits and strengthen emergency response and rescue planning.
by Lance Matthews, from the CommunityDownloads: 40+Get - Template
Equipment Damage, Loss and Theft Report Form
Use this equipment damage, loss and theft report form to document incidents quickly and consistently. Capture the incident type, work being carried out, people involved, equipment details and identification numbers, location, and a complete description of how the damage, loss or theft occurred. Attach photos, record estimated repair or replacement costs, and note the responsible person. If theft is involved, add police file and station numbers and the officer in charge. Collect employee and supervisor signatures, then export the finished report to PDF, Word, Excel or share via web link.
by Thomasina Larkin, from the CommunityDownloads: 40+Get - Template
HASMATE - Health and Safety Meeting Record
Otherwise known as a toolbox meeting, tailgate meeting, compartment meeting, etc.
by Rachel Bell, from the CommunityDownloads: 40+Get
Mining safety and quality resources your team can access on-site
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Spot hazards earlier and track trends using a structured mine safety audit checklist.
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