Name: Makhado
Uploaded: 2025-08-08
Duration: 11 min 41 s
Description: NOUVd01dX3 e ONINIL•N 8V80V8 6UlUl'.NOVN. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT.

NOUVd01dX3 e ONINIL•N 8V80V8 6UlUl'.NOVN. HEALTH, SAFETY & ENVIRONMENT. 

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Introduction & Purpose. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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Important  You must achieve a minimum of 80% on the induction test to be permitted to work on the Makhado Project

Remember: Safety is everyone’s responsibility. By completing this induction, you are committing to upholding this induction, you are committing to upholding the highest standards of health, safety, and environmental practices at the Makhado Project

This induction is designed to ensure all personnel understand the health, safety, and environmental requirements for working at the Makhado Project.

To familiarize you with the safety rules and procedures at the Makhado Project

To ensure understanding of your responsibilities regarding health and safety

To promote a culture of zero harm and environmental responsibility

To Comply with the Mine Health & Safety Act and other relevant legislation

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Corporate Snapshot & Zero Harm. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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MC Mining is a metallurgical coal miner with a focus on hard coking coal, a critical input in steel production.

Our people are our number one priority. They are our greatest asset, and their health and safety is our most pressing focus.
 Our goal is to ensure Zero Harm. Every day, all our actions are geared toward that goals

We aim to embed and integrate the Zero Harm culture into ALL our activities:

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Safety is not just a priority; it's a core value that guides everything we do at MC Mining.

Through an integrated approach across all we do

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We are committed to a shared value approach. This means that we balance profits against the needs of  our people to ensure that we create value of ALL our stakeholders:

Our shareholders – return on their investment

Our employees – create a conducive working environment to retain and develop

Our communities – uplift our communities, and create opportunities to benefit

Our customers – operate in a fair and equitable manner

Our neighbours, landowners and civic society

Creating economic value in a way that also creates value for society by addressing its needs and challenges.

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Our Approach to Sustainability. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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At MC Mining, sustainability is integrated into all aspects of our business. Our approach focuses on:

Environmental Stewardship – Minimizing our environmental footprint and promoting biodiversity

Social Responsibility – Creating positive impacts for our communities and employees

Governance – Maintaining transparent and ethical business practices

Economic Value – Ensuring long-term financial sustainability while creating shared value

Continuous Improvement – Regularly reviewing and enhancing our sustainability performance

We are committed to sustainable mining practices that balance economic growth with environmental protection and social responsibility.

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Pillars of Sustainability - Environment. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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We are stewards of the land and ecosystems in which we operate. Our goal is to maintain and promote a healthy environment.

A risk-based approach to environmental management has been implemented, focusing on key areas:

All our efforts are directed to deliver positive and long-lasting environmental outcomes and sustainable legacy for the local community.

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The Makhado Project. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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MCM's flagship asset is the Makhado Project, a hard coking and thermal coal project in the Makhado Municipality of the Limpopo province of South Africa.

The resource to be mined opencast with potential for underground expansion

Benefits from excellent existing infrastructure (rail, road, power, port)

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The Makhado Project is located on five adjacent farms in the Limpopo province of South Africa:

Fripp 645 MS, Tanga 648 MS, Daru 649 MS, Lukin 643 MS and Salaita 188 MT

These farms all lie sub parallel to the Soutpansberg Mountain Range

Seven communities are affected by the Makhado Project

Host Community residing on Farm Fripp – the Mudimeli, Kuvule, and Mulambwane communities

Adjacent communities of Makushu, Musholombi, and Pfumembe residing on neighboring farms

The Makhado Project benefits from excellent existing infrastructure with respect to rail, road, power and port allocation.

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PPE must be worn at all times, not just when a supervisor or mine  official is present

Hard Hat: SABS approved safety helmet must be worn at all times

Safety Glasses: Eye protection required in all operational areas

High-Visibility Clothing: Reflective vests or clothing with reflective strips

Steel-Toed Boots: SABS approved safety footwear required

Hearing Protection: Required in designated high noise areas

Failure to wear appropriate PPE may result in disciplinary action and removal from site.

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Substance Abuse & Firearms. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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The Makhado Project maintains a zero-tolerance policy for alcohol firearms & drugs on site.

Persons found under the influence of alcohol or nerve stimulating substances will be removed from mine property & suspended from work.

Any person on mine property must submit to an alcohol or drug test if required to do so by a mine official

Testing may be conducted randomly, after incidents or upon reasonable suspicion

If you are taking prescribed medication that may affect your performance, you must inform your supervisor before starting work.

Remember: Refusal to submit to testing is considered a violation of policy and will result in disciplinary action.

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Equipment & Machinery Safety. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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Working safely around equipment and machinery is essential to prevent serious injuries.

No work is allowed within 3 meters of mobile moving equipment (TMMs, etc.)

Unauthorized handling or operation of equipment and machines is prohibited.

Machine guards must not be tampered with or removed, even if they interfere with production

Lock-Out/Tag-Out required: Equipment must be locked out electrically or mechanically before maintenance or repair work

Only trained and qualified personnel may operate equipment, regardless of supervisor instructions. No Person will be allowed to do repairs or maintenance without at permit

You have the right to stop work if you feel it is unsafe to continue. Report all unsafe conditions immediately.

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Working at Heights & Mining Area. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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Falls from heights are a major cause of serious injuries and fatalities in mining operations.

Any work above 2.0 meters is considered working at heights

Fall arrest harness required for all work at heights

Permit to work must be obtained before any work at heights

Tools must be secured to prevent falling objects

High wall safety: Stay at least 5 meters from any unprotected edge

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Never work anywhere without proper training, equipment, and authorization. Always inspect your harness before use.

NO person may enter the pit without permission

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Conveyor belts present significant hazards. Cleaning, maintenance, or repair work on conveyors must only be done when:

The conveyor is locked out by authorized person

The conveyor is tagged out with appropriate warning signs

Never ride on conveyor belts, cross under moving conveyors, or remove guards while equipment is operating.

Emergency Stop: Know the location of emergency stop pull cords and buttons along conveyor systems. In an emergency, activate the nearest stop device.

Vehicle & Traffic Safety. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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Vehicle and traffic safety is critical to prevent accidents in mining operations.

Speed limits: 40 km/h on haul roads, 45 km/h in operational areas, 10 km/h around buildings

Blind spots: Always maintain visual contact with equipment operators

Right of way: Heavy mining equipment always has right of way

No cell phones: Cell phone use while driving is strictly prohibited

Seatbelts: Must be worn at all times when in a moving vehicle

Always make eye contact with equipment operators before approaching. Never assume they can see you.

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ALL trackless vehicles must conduct a break test before the start of a shift

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Cell phone use is strictly regulated at the Makhado Project to prevent accidents and maintain focus on safety.

Strictly prohibited for all vehicle operators while driving

Not allowed in any mining operational areas

Prohibited for all personnel operating machinery

Permitted only in designated areas such as offices and break rooms

Violations will result in disciplinary action

In case of emergency, use two-way radios or contact your supervisor. Never rely on cell phones for emergency communication in operational areas.

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Incident Prevention - SLAM. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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The SLAM technique is a simple but effective way to prevent accidents and incidents:

Stop - Before starting any task, stop and think about what you’re about to do

Look – Identify all hazards associated with the task

Assess - Evaluate the risks and determine if they are acceptable

Manage - Implement controls to eliminate or reduce the risks

Always apply SLAM before starting any task, and whenever conditions change.

We believe that all incidents are preventable. Our goal is zero harm to people, environment, and equipment.

Heat Stress Management. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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Heat stress is a serious hazard in mining operations, especially during summer months.

Stay hydrated – Drink water regularly, even if not thirsty

Take breaks - Rest in shaded or cool areas when needed

Buddy system – watch for signs of heat stress in coworkers

Wear appropriate clothing – Light-colored, loose-fitting garments

Acclimatization - Allow your body to adjust to hot conditions gradually

Watch for symptoms: dizziness, headache, heavy sweating, muscle cramps, weakness, confusion, or hot/dry skin. Report immediately if you or a coworker shows these signs.

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Strict access control is essential for safety and security at the Makhado Project.

ID badges must be visibly displayed at all times

Sign in/out required at security checkpoints

Restricted areas require specific authorization

Vehicle and bag searches may be conducted

Unauthorized access will result in immediate removal from site

All visitors must be pre-approved, escorted at all times, and complete a visitor induction before entering operational areas.

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MC Mining is committed to responsible environmental management at the Makhado Project.

Water management – Minimize consumption and prevent contamination

Waste management – Proper segregation and disposal of all waste

Dust control – Regular dust suppression measures

Rehabilitation – Progressive rehabilitation of disturbed areas

Spill prevention – Immediate reporting and cleanup of all spills

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All activities at the Makhado Project must comply with environmental legislation, including the National Environmental Management Act (NEMA) and specific environmental authorizations.

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The Makhado Project area contains important biodiversity that must be protected.

No unauthorized vegetation clearing – Only clear areas with proper permits

Wildlife protection – No hunting, feeding, or disturbing wildlife

No fires – No open or drum fires allowed

Stay on designated roads – No off-road driving

Report sightings of rare or protected species to environmental department

The Makhado Project area contains protected plant and animal species. It is illegal to damage, collect, or remove these species without proper authorization.

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Your Responsibility & Commitment. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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You must take all reasonable care to protect your health & safety as well as the health & safety of others who could be affected by your activities.

Always follow all safety rules and procedures

Report all incidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions immediately

Wear appropriate PPE for the task and area

Protect the environment by following all environmental procedures

By completing this induction, you are committing to uphold the highest standards of health, safety, and environmental practices at the Makhado Project.

WHY must we all work safely. N011VU01dX3 9 ONINIVI 8V80V8 6UlUlbN0b.N. 

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You need to go back to your loved ones every end of shift – Keep the promise of ‘I will see you later”, when you leave your house to work.
 As MC Mining, we need to retain our Mining License.
 As MC Mining, we need to maintain a good relationship with the government (DMRE) – Please DO NOT ruin that for us. Avoid Section 54’s – Stoppage Instruction.
 Whenever you think of breaking any rule, ask yourself “What if I get caught?” E.g., Driving without a drivers' license..

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