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This presentation is based on content presented at the
2008 Mines Safety Roadshow held in October 2008
It is made available for non-commercial use (e.g. toolbox
meetings) subject to the condition that the PowerPoint file
is not altered without permission from Resources Safety
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Toolbox presentation: Hazard identification – what
to look for
From the inspectorate’s perspective
What does an inspector look for?
Depends on purpose of visit to mining operation
Follow up incidents and accidents
Audits
Inspection
Complaints
Examples and discussion
Common hazards inspectors look for (and find!)
Common incidents
Issues of particular concern
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Underfoot conditions
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Protection from moving parts
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Lifting equipment
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Cranes
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Fires on plant
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Traffic management failures
Significant Incident Report No. 131
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Summary of common hazards
Access
Underfoot conditions
Tripping hazards
Housekeeping
Protection from moving parts
Guarding
Housekeeping
Equipment and tool selection
Suitability
Maintenance
Storage and accessibility
Cranes
Compliance with classified plant requirements
Operation
Maintenance
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Summary of common hazards
(continued)
Fires
Oil and fuel leaks
Housekeeping
Electrical faults (wiring, connections, protection)
Traffic management
Road design and maintenance
Signage
Segregation of heavy and light vehicles, and vehicles and pedestrians
Delineation
Driving to conditions
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‘Swiss cheese model’
Reason’sJames
Swiss Reason’s
cheese model
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