My Risks and Critical Controls

Supervisor Checklist

MAC Safe Contractor Card

• Only conduct confined space tasks if Trained, Competent and Authorised
• Identify, Isolate, Lock and Verify all energy sources prior to entry
• Verify the rescue plan is effective, with correct equipment and trained standby person in place
• Confirm my atmospheric gas monitor is bump tested and calibrated prior to use
• Conduct atmospheric monitoring before and during my task
• Ensure mechanical or natural ventilation is adequate to purge or ventilate any contaminant prior or during task

When there is the potential for dropped objects during the task I will:

• Ensure the drop zone is established (consider deflection and 4:1 guide) and delineated by red and white danger tape
• Confirm all tools, materials and equipment are adequately contained to prevent objects from falling

When required to conduct electrical work I will:

• Identify, Isolate, Lock and Verify De-energised, before conducting my task
• Only conduct electrical work if I’m trained, competent and appointed
• Confirm all equipment is fit for purpose and tested & tagged

When there is the potential for engulfment during the task I will:
(Stockpile operations)

• Check stockpile condition and confirm valve status before starting work
• Never travel over an operating coal valve
• Always maintain a full blade of coal between dozer and coal valve
• Only operate where bench height is below cab height
• Conduct pre start inspections prior to operating mobile equipment on stockpile

• Ensure trenches deeper than 1.5m are battered, benched or shored
• Establish suitable barriers and barricading to clearly identify and control trenching work area
• Ensure a minimum clearance zone of 1 m maintained from the trench edge.

• Identify, Isolate (Dissipate or Eliminate), Lock out and Verify all energy sources

When working with or around explosives I will:

• Ensure no personnel are within the exclusion zone during blasting and lightning events
• Ensure blast demarcation and bunding is in place prior to the commencement of loadings
• Ensure that a traffic management plan is in place prior to loading and adhered to throughouts
• Only access, transport or handle explosives if Trained and Appointed
• Understand and follow the drill and loading plan where hot or reactive ground has been identifieds
• Immediately notify the shotfirer in charge of a suspected misfires
• Always have a shotfirer supervise any recovery or excavation involving misfires.s
• Ensure separation of explosives while being transported and only assemble initiation explosives immediately prior to placing down the holes

When there is the potential for Dust or other Airborne Contaminants in my work area I will:

• Ensure I wear/fit the correct respirator type for the specific activity (consider fit-tested RPE and seal with regards to facial hair)
• Ensure I implement dust/fume suppression/mitigation controls and ensure they are in place and effective in managing further exposure to myself and others in the work area
• Ensure I verify ventilation controls are in place and effective in managing further exposure to myself and others in the work area (consider ventilation system, type and direction)

• Install hard barriers to protect open edges and prevent falls
• Only use equipment that’s fit for purpose, inspected, tested and tagged
• Assess ground and environmental conditions for suitability and stability
• Verify the rescue plan is effective, with correct equipment and trained standby person in place
• Always maintain three points of contact when climbing ladders, steps, or entering/exiting plant and equipment to prevent slips, trips, and falls.

• Inspect my work area for geotechnical hazards and report them
• Always complete a Geotechnical Operations Checklist prior to entering a Primary Standoff Zone
• Ensure primary standoff zones are demarcated to standard (minimum 10m - toe, 5m-crest)
• Ensure that windrows are constructed and maintained to the correct standard
• Dig and Dump to design

• Conduct work area inspection to identify ignition sources are adequately controlled
• Conduct equipment inspection to identify fire suppression and detection systems are charged / operational
• Make sure a firewatcher is in place for hot work — and monitors for 30 minutes after the task
• Sign on before entry to Hazardous Areas
• Execute quality maintenance to prevent the risk of fire on equipment
• Ensure all chemicals used are approved for use onsite and controlled as per SDS
• Decant chemicals into suitable, clearly labelled containers
• Confirm all equipment is fit for purpose and tested & tagged

• Never enter a line of fire / drop zone - With consideration made to fall / equipment trajectory.
• Only use equipment that’s fit for purpose, inspected, tested and tagged
• Assess ground and environmental conditions for suitability and stability
• Establish work area and drop zone barricading to limit area only to workers involved in the lift

• Complete my training for Our Code, respectful behaviours and mental health awareness and always behave in a respectful way.
• Speak up about unacceptable behaviour — report to Integrity or seek support from Peer Supporters or EAP
  
   

• Isolate - Prior to working on equipment.
• Follow the Exclusive Control process - When diagnosis and function testing is required
• Ensure guards / barriers / barricading is in place - To protect workers from line of fire & rotating / moving equipment.

• Adhere to the instructions of the supervisor in the event of a Red alert

• Identify and report suspected hazardous tyres - Remain 300m away from a hazardous tyre - staying clear of the extreme danger zone (between 2 and 10 o'clock).
• Erect area and drop zone barricading to prevent unauthorised access to hazardous areas.
• Never enter a line of fire / drop zone - With consideration made to drop-zone / equipment trajectory.
• Only use fit-for-purpose equipment, that is inspected and suitable for use.

• Never enter a line of fire
• Identify, Isolate (Dissipate or Eliminate), Lock out and Verify all energy sources
• Ensure barricading is in place to protect workers from line of fire

• Maintain equipment separation distance requirements (50/30, 20/10, 10/3) at all times
• Confirm positive communication is achieved when interacting with other equipment
• Ensure the entry and exit conditions are achieved when inside an active excavator swing radius
• Always drive defensively, check blind spots and apply Hierarchy at intersections
• Wear a seat belt correctly while operating / traveling in vehicles and equipment
• Drive to conditions and follow speed limits
• Ensure my vehicle / equipment is safely parked
• Ensure that windrows are constructed and maintained to the correct standard
• Complete daily equipment and walk around inspections prior to use
• Ensure when spotting equipment into the workshop remain outside of the line of fire and always be visible to the operator
• Walk on designated walkways in carparks, buildings and on machines

• Wear a life jacket at all times when on water
• Ensure that hard barriers are constructed and maintained to prevent inadvertent access
• Conduct Geotechnical Operational Checklist to identify hazards
• Check the depth of water prior to tramming a machine into water.
• All sumps must be barricaded and delineated prior to the excavator leaving the area

When working alone in remote and/or isolated areas I will:

• Ensure check-in and communication process is established with primary contact
• Submit working alone in remote and/or isolated areas checklist before commencement of task
• Carry a MAC issued Personal Emergency Device (PED)