04. Emergency Procedures
22 assets in this module.
04.1 – Emergency Procedures – Overview
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We may just need to get stock photos for sure here as even if we have the originals, they are a very short and thus narrow orientation with little options in a new layout.
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STONY
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Describe typical emergency situations, warnings and procedures
Understand mine evacuation routes and reporting locations
Describe typical fire fighting equipment and methods
Explain typical reporting procedures for all mine emergencies
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04.2.1 – Emergency Procedures – Injury
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I'm asking bc I don't know, is there anything commonly used to identify a person in charge? Is that shown in the picture?
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ROCKY
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Describe typical emergency situations, warnings and procedures
Understand mine evacuation routes and reporting locations
Describe typical fire fighting equipment and methods
Explain typical reporting procedures for all mine emergencies
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04.2.2 – Emergency Procedures – Injury
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ROCKY
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First make sure the scene is safe
Initiate emergency procedures
A person from the mine should help route emergency vehicles to the injured person
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04.3.1 – Emergency Procedures – Fire
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ROCKY
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Initiate mine emergency procedures
Fight the fire (if it can be done safely)
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04.3.2 – Emergency Procedures – Fire
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Are these depicting current extinguishers and signs, currently used places to keep extinguishers (are there telephone poles near mines?), do we need a photo of the fire hose or other things mentioned?
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ROCKY
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04.3.3 – Emergency Procedures – Fire
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Does this reflect what a current procedure might look like? Can we get a full document to scan so that it's larger?
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If the document shown should be entered as text then we need that text
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ROCKY
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Follow company procedures to notify others of any danger
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04.3.4 – Emergency Procedures – Fire
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One bullet of "communication!" is not sufficient here. The voice over clearly outlines what "good communication" is and there are plenty of opportunities to bullet out distinct points form the voice over.
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ROCKY
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Communication!
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04.4.1 – Emergency Procedures – Equipment Damage
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Is the document shown a currently example of a compliant reporting form? Can we have the actual form to scan and use as an image for max size?
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One bullet of "communication!" is not sufficient here. The voice over clearly outlines what "good communication" is and there are plenty of opportunities to bullet out distinct points form the voice over.
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ROCKY
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Damage must be assessed and repaired before equipment can be used again
All incidents must be reported using specific reporting procedures at the mine
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04.5.1 – Emergency Procedures – Continued
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Stoney says plenty that are good overall points for bullets on this slide.
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STONEY
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04.5.2 – Emergency Procedures – Evacuation
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Need either larger image of the plan or the original doc file for max size
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Rocky says plenty that are good overall points for bullets on this slide.
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ROCKY
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04.5.3 – Emergency Procedures – Evacuation
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Slide shows at least one less bullet then listed by voice over.
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ROCKY
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Everyone at the mine site must be accounted for in an emergency
If you don't report during an incident extreme measures may be undertaken to rescue you
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04.6.1 – Emergency Procedures – Warning Signals
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ROCKY
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04.7.1 – Emergency Procedures – Reporting Procedures
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ROCKY
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Report all incidents
Injury
Fire
Unsafe Conditions
Equipment Damage
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04.7.2 – Emergency Procedures – Reporting Procedures
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This is just a stylistic comment about the clock and the rainbow
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Where's the MSHA hotline number?
What about the final voice over bullet that's missing about non-life threatening injuries and reporting requirements for those? (maybe a sep slide?)
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ROCKY
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MSHA requires a mine operator to contact MSHA without delay and within 15 minutes of when an operator knows, or should know, that an indecent has occurred.
Civil penalty of between $5,000 and $70,000 if an operator fails to notify MSHA within 15 minutes of:
Death
Injury or entrapment with reasonable potential to cause death
An unplanned fire that can't be extinguished within 30 minutes
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04.7.3 – Emergency Procedures – Reporting Procedures
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Is this a current form example and can we have an original file for max size?
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"Setch of the scene" is missing from bullets though said in voiceover
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ROCKY
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Complete a form 7000-1 for each accident, occupational injury or occupational illness at the mine
Date and Time
Description of Site
Explanation and Causes
Name, occupation and experience of miners involved
Steps taken to prevent further occurrences
Send to MSHA within 10 working days
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04.7.4 – Emergency Procedures – Reporting Procedures
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bullets skip over the sorts of things that can cause point awarding
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ROCKY
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MSHA can assess civil penalties for violations of mandatory health and safety standards
As high as $70,000 for each offense
Points assigned using defined criteria
Total points converted to a dollar amount
If the mine operator fails to correct the violation within the required time period, the mine can be assessed a penalty of up to $7,500 for each day that the failure continues
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04.8.1 – Emergency Procedures – Fire Fighting & Prevention
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ROCKY
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Good housekeeping
Careful inspection of equipment
Washing equipment
Training
Efficient communication
Specific firefighting equipment based on the hazards at the mine
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04.8.3 – Emergency Procedures – Fire Fighting & Prevention
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So this is really a bunch of slides that I'm writing as one but really there's the first image and then the interactive quiz. So what I'm writing as bullet points are really intra-lesson quiz items to match up real life examples with which fire component is being addressed to put out the fire.
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ROCKY
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Fuel, heat and oxygen are the required components to start a fire. One of these must be removed to put out a fire.
Oxygen:
All flammables should be stored in tightly closed containers
Put the pan lid on a grease fire in the kitchen
Fire extinguishers should be used for small firesHeat:
Don't overload the circuits
Never smoke around vapors from solvents or other flammable liquids
Take appropriate precautions when welding
Electrical equipment should be kept in good repair to prevent sparkingFuel:
Make sure your work area is well ventilated
The workplace should be clean and free of dust and debris
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04.8.2 – Emergency Procedures – Fire Fighting & Prevention
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voice over give specific points on putting out the fire.
neither voice over nor bullet points are given as to what is being inspected on the extinguisher
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ROCKY
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04.8.4 – Emergency Procedures – Fire Fighting & Prevention
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The bullets miss stuff said about what makes a classification (what feeds it and puts it out) and also all the stuff about the decisions to fight or fly
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Instructor on the video
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"A" - Ash
Paper, wood, cloth
Remove the heat source"B" - Boil
Liquids, gas, diesel fuel
Remove the fuel/vapors"C" - Current
Electrical cables and materials"D" - Ding
Metals: magnesium, titanium, potassium, sodium
Requires a special fire extinguisher
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04.8.5 – Emergency Procedures – Fire Fighting & Prevention
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ROCKY
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MSHA requires fire extinguishers to be of the type that is consistent with the fire hazards present
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04.8.6 – Emergency Procedures – Fire Fighting & Prevention
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ROCKY
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PASS Method:
"P" - Pull
"A" - Aim
"S" - Squeeze
"S" - Sweep
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