05. Task Training

STONEY

• Define task training and understand when it is required
  Describe health and safety aspects of typical tasks at the mine
  Explain safe work practices
  List mandatory health and safety practices for typical tasks
  This is only part of your training. Task training requires the demonstration and explanation of specific information on tasks and equipment at your mine site.

46.7

This si review from other modules covering conveyors and crushers and screen related safety. This setup doesn't really do a lot for me as a single person taking the training. it's more a of classroom activity. Delete?

ROCKY

ROCKY

56.14205

ROCKY

• Mandatory standards on health and safety practices

So far despite the video and voice over talking about guards over and over, no bullets have mentioned guards once

ROCKY

• Mandatory standards on health and safety practices

56.14113 & 56.14107

ROCKY

• Guards, shields or other devices should provide protection against flying or falling materials around conveyors, screens or crushers

56.14110

ROCKY

• Before starting equipment sound a warning that can be heard above the surrounding noise level or use another effective method as a warning

56.14200, 56.14201, 56.14202, 56.14203 & 56.14204

ROCKY

• Visible or audible warning

• Start the belt within 30 seconds of the warning or give a second warning

• Know what the signals mean

• No maintenance on running equipment

56.14200, 56.14201, 56.14202, 56.14203 & 56.14204

ROCKY

• Secure all parts of portable machinery for safe travel between work places

56.14206

ROCKY

• Wear appropriate protective personal equipment for the job that you are doing

56.152002, 56.152003, 56.152004 & 56.152006

ROCKY

• Wear a safety harness and a properly anchored lanyard if you are working from an elevated location

56.152005

ROCKY

• De-energize equipment

• Use lock-out / tag-out / try out procedures

• Block against hazardous motion

56.15105

number is listed inconsistently

ROCKY

• Use the right tool for the job

• Don't throw or toss tools to co-workers

• Store tools safely with blades and cutting edges protected

56.15205 (or is it 56.14205? the slide is inconsistent)

ROCKY

• Make sure guards are in place

• Make sure the conveyor is locked out

• Replace guards after repairs

• Remove the lock and properly energize the equipment

56.14107

Not sure the image really drives the point home. Based on the description from the voice over, a diagram could serve better here

ROCKY

• Never wear loose clothing around conveyors, crushers or screens

ROCKY

• Don't try to dislodge rocks from pulleys while the conveyor is operating

• Return idler pulleys may look safe but they can hurt you!

• Never repair or adjust idler pulleys while the conveyor is operating

56.14202

ROCKY

• When shoveling, always shovel he direction that the belt is traveling

ROCKY

• Check emergency stop buttons and conveyor chords periodically to make sure that they work

ROCKY

• Keep platforms and walkways clear of clutter and tripping hazards

56.20003

ROCKY

• Only walk under or over conveyors where it is safe to do so

• Rollers are guarded in specified cross-overs or cross-unders

56.11013 & 56.11014

Not sure what this picture has to do with the weather?

Is there a reason that this ladder climbing instruction is covered here and not with other content about going up and down ladders, machinery etc? This group of slides just seems out of place here compared to other modules

ROCKY

• Pay attention to weather conditions
  Mud snow and ice can make climbing ladders, elevated walkways and stairs more hazardous

• When climbing ladders maintain 3 points of contact:
  2 feet and 1 hand, or
  2 hands and 1 foot

56.11016

or at least annotation / illustrations over the video to highlight the specifics of what he's doing during his inspection routine

These slides almost seem backwards. First you do a pre-shift inspection, then report anything out of order to your supervisor, right?
The video shows inspection but doesn't really point out the steps that he's doing

ROCKY

• Report hazards and unsafe conditions to your supervisor
  Defective equipment should be removed from service until it is repaired

• Equipment inspections are required during each shift

56.18002

STONEY

• Follow the rules and procedures set by the mine

ROCKY

• Potential health hazards from mobile equipment:
  Dust
  Noise

• Potential safety hazards from mobile equipment:
  Blind spots
  Blocking
  Lock out
  Falling objects
  Pinch points
  Slips and falls
  Mounting and dismounting
  Repair
  Other specifics at your mine

• Use mobile equipment the way the manufacturer designed it to be used

56.14205

ROCKY

• Roll-over-protective structures (ROPS) and seat belts are provided for your safety

56.14130 (a) (g) & 56.14130 (e) (2)

ROCKY

• Self-propelled equipment must have a service brake system capable of stopping and holding the equipment with its typical load on the maximum grade it travels

56.1410 (a)

Please verify that these are current examples of forms. Please provide original doc files for max sizing.

ROCKY

• If equipment is defective, it must be taken out of service

56.14100

ROCKY

• Before moving self-propelled mobile equipment sound a warning that is audible above the surrounding noise level
  Use the method to warn anyone who could be exposed to the hazard from the equipment

56.14200 & 56.14132

ROCKY

• When moving mobile equipment position booms, forks, buckets, beds & other moveable parts of the equipment in their travel mode
  Loader's bucket should be low when traveling

56.14206 (a)

ROCKY

• Never leave mobile equipment unattended unless the controls are in park and the parking brake is set

• Chock or block the wheels or turn into the bank

56.14207