03. Hazards

Pretty sure Stoney shouldn't be sitting on the conveyor belt
Individual, original images of the signs shown would be best

STONEY

• Hazard: A chance or source of danger
  Objectives:
  Identify Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
  Identify mine site hazards
  Protect yourself from hazards
  Eliminate or avoid hazards

Are we keeping the PPE icons as they are or looking for less clip arty items?

Restricted to areas or from areas?

ROCKY

• Hard hats are required at all mine sites
  Access may be restricted to areas where falling materials are a known hazard

56.15002

Are we keeping the PPE icons as they are or looking for less clip arty items?

ROCKY

• Hearing protection is required in areas of the mine where the decibel levels are high and/or the length of time you exposed to loud sounds is excessive

62.130

Are we keeping the PPE icons as they are or looking for less clip arty items?

ROCKY

• Required to prevent injury from objects being dropped or falling on your feet

56.15003

Are these the only examples of protective eye wear types / styles? What about people who wear glasses? Do they just put the protective eye-wear on top of them?

ROCKY

• Approved safety glasses protect you from getting stray material or other objects in your eyes

56.15004

Face shields are just glossed over in this, lumped i with gloves?

ROCKY

• Required for some activities at the mine site including working with solvents and chemicals

56.15006

ROCKY

ROCKY

• If it's silica, it' s not just dust~
  Not all mines have high silica content in their dust

56.9315

ROCKY

• Use engineering controls
  Tell your supervisor if controls aren't working properly
  Remove dust with a water hose or vacuum with a high efficiency air HEPA filter
  Don't let dust build up
  Don't use compressed air to clean
  In mobile equipment use the heater or air conditioner

ROCKY

ROCKY

57.14213

STONEY THEN ROCKY

• Adequate illumination
  Light-colored clothing or vest with reflective tape
  Flashlight
  Pre-operational inspections

57.17001

ROCKY

• Check headlights and taillights
  Turn your lights on at sundown
  Don't overdrive your headlights
  Use the berm as a steering guide
  Reduce your speed at night
  Allow extra distance between vehicles
  Allow time for your eyes to adjust

57.17001

ROCKY

• Check for bare wires and broken wires
  Report any issues with power or mechanical stability

57.17001

This content is already covered in the first aide module

ROCKY

• Heat related problems:
  Heat stroke
  Heat exhaustion
  Cramps
  Fainting

• To minimize heat related problems:
  Drink cool water, about 8 oz. every 15 - 20 min.
  Drink as many ounces of water as you weigh in pounds every day
  Wear cool-light colored clothing
  Don't eat a large meal before working in a hot environment
  Avoid alcohol and caffeinated beverages
  Rest in a cool area if you start to feel the effects of the heat

• Watch your co-workers for signs of heat stress:
  Headaches
  Dizziness or lightheadedness
  Weakness
  Irritability or confusion
  Upset stomach/vomiting
  Decreased or dark-colored urine
  Fainting or passing out
  Pale, clammy skin

• What to do if your co-workers show signs of heat stress:
  Move victim to cool, shaded area
  Lay victim on his/her back with legs raised 6-8 inches
  If nauseous, lay on side
  Loosen or remove heavy clothing
  Spray cool mist of water or apply wet cloth to skin
  Drink cool water every 15 min.
  Call 911 if not better shortly

56.18010, 56.18012 & 56.18013

This content is already covered in the first aide module

ROCKY

• Hypothermia, when the body can't warm itself
  Symptoms:
  Low body temperature
  Shivering
  Numbness
  Weakness
  Confusion
  Drowsiness
  Impaired vision

• Prevention:
  Wear layers of clothing
  Windproof outer shell
  Insulated hard hat or liner
  Insulated gloves
  2 pairs of socks
  Restrict exposure time when temperatures approach 0 deg or a wind chill of -22 deg

• Safety in cold environments:
  Examine work areas for hazards from snow and ice
  Remove snow and ice from walkways
  De-ice equipment
  Apply salt where needed
  Examine high-walls for cracks and instability

57.11016

STONEY

56.9100 & 56.9101

ROCKY

56.9100 & 56.9101

ROCKY

• Observe traffic control and patterns
  Follow posted speed limits
  Don't follow too close
  Don't pass
  Observe right of way rules
  Yield to emergency vehicles
  Observe road closures
  Perform pre-operation inspections

56.9100 & 56.9101

STONEY

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57.14100 (a)

I really think that this list should have preceded all of the equipment specific inspection videos. At least then I would have had some idea of what to look for in what they were doing.

Also, how come "check fuel level" isn't on the list?

ROCKY

• Clean and adjust windshield
  Clean and adjust mirrors
  Check engine oils and coolant levels
  Check steering fluid and mechanism
  Check engine fan, pulleys and belts
  Test all braking systems
  Check all lights and turn signals
  Test back up alarm
  Check seat belts
  Check for fuel and oil leaks
  Inspect the fire extinguisher
  Check tires for cuts and wear
  Check wheels for cracks

57.14100 (a)

checklist image could also be an icon

STONEY THEN ROCKY

• All work areas and equipment must be inspected at least once a shift
  Conveyors examined during each shift using a company-specific checklist

56.18002, 56.11001

ROCKY

56.11001, 56.11002

ROCKY

• All moving machinery parts must be guarded unless they are over 7 feet above walking or working surfaces

56.14107

ROCKY

• Anyone falling toward a conveyor will trip the cord and stop the conveyor

56.14109

ROCKY

• If you don't need to be around a conveyor, don't be!

56.14201

ROCKY

• Hearing protection
  Inspection from a safe location
  Proper shut-down and lock-out/tag-out try-out procedures
  Make sure equipment isn't energized
  Confined space rules

• Inspect at least once a shift:
  Guards
  V-belts
  Head and tail pulleys
  Emergency stop cords
  Warning devices
  Communication systems

56.12016

STONEY