Basic safety induction for transporters

[Audio] Basic safety induction for transporters. Basic safety induction for transporters.

[Audio] Table of Contents Objectives of the mine health and safety act. General safety rules. Railway safety. PPE(Personal protective equipment). Road loading procedure. Emergency Preparedness procedure. Health and Hygiene..

[Audio] Objectives of the mine health and safety act no 29 of 1996 To promote and protect the health and safety of persons working at mines. to require employers and employees to identify hazards and eliminate, control and minimize the risks relating to health and safety at mines. to give effect to the public international law obligations of the Republic that concern health and safety at mines to provide for employee participation in matters of health and safety through health and safety representatives and the health and safety committees at mines. to provide for effective monitoring of health and safety conditions at mines. to provide for enforcement of health and safety measures at mines. to provide for investigations and inquiries to improve health and safety at mines. To promote a culture of safety, health and safety training in the mining industry..

[Audio] General safety rules Basic rules for transporters: Compliance: All safety rules and instructions must be always followed. PPE Requirement: When entering the security area, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be worn. Impairment: No person is allowed to enter the site under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Traffic Rules: Adhere to all traffic signs and regulations. Speed Limit in the plant area is 30 km/h. Vehicle Safety: Always have headlights and hazard lights on, seat belts are mandatory. No Distractions: Use of Cell phones, iPods, and MP3 players (earbuds) when driving are strictly prohibited..

[Audio] General Safety Rules Basic rules for transporters: Vehicle Visibility: Ensure headlights and hazard lights are on. Awareness: Be vigilant of pedestrians and other vehicles. Wheel Safety: Always use chock blocks when exiting the truck. Rail safety: Be alert when crossing railway lines, ensure trains are not moving. Boom Gate: Do not pass the boom gate without permission from the tunnel attendant. Queries: Please contact the sales office at 053 385 0595. Reverse hooter fitted to back trailer or audible at 95 decibels 10m away from vehicle. Emergency triangle, a complaint fire extinguisher must be readily available..

[Audio] Railway Safety Crossing Rail Lines: Never crawl underneath or between wagons ensure trains are stationary before crossing. Distance: Cross at least 1.5 meters away from wagons. PPE: Reflective vests are mandatory when near rail lines or in shunting areas. Right of Way: Locomotives always have the right of way. Reporting: Report any non-conformances or near misses to the Shift Supervisor at 053-385 8318..

[Audio] PPE FOR TRANSPORTERS (Section 22 of the mine health and safety act no 29 of 1996 states that every employee at a mine must use and take proper care of protective clothing and other health and safety facilities and equipment provided for the protection, health and safety of that employee and other employees) Below is the mandated PPE for transporters: Safety shoes Reflective vest Hard hat Ear Protection Dust googles Long trousers Note: Any non-compliance will result in removal from site and notification to the transporter company.

[Audio] Purpose of PPE Dust Goggles: Eliminate the risk of eye injuries. In case lime dust enters your eyes immediately wash it out with clean water for a period of atleast 5-10 minutes and contact Safety Shoes: Provides protection against foot, ankle and toe injuries Ear Protection: Protect against high levels of noise Hard Hat: Minimizes injury from falling objects Reflector Vest: To increase visibility Long trousers: To protect your legs against lime burns.

[Audio] 5 Top Hazards to be aware of Rail Crossings- make sure no trains are moving before proceeding and you have permission. Road and pedestrian traffic -be on the lookout for pedestrians and other machinery. Dusty conditions – driver must only drive when the path ahead is visible. Blind spots- slow down and approach with caution in areas with restricted visibility. Communication breakdowns- misunderstandings between driver and operator regarding timing, positioning, or load details..

[Audio] Emergency Preparedness and Response In Case of emergency: Follow emergency evacuation procedure when the alarm sounds. Do not panic, proceed calmly to the assembly point, obeying all traffic rules. Assembly points for GUS plant loading is an open area in front of the GUS plant, weighbridge is the clock office gate. Alarm testing is done every Thursday at 9H00(no action required during the test).

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[Audio] Road loading procedure When arriving on site in the parking area. Register at the security and wait for loading instructions. Complete the induction and the assessment at the Sales Office. Follow the red line to the loading point and obey the tunnel attendant’s instructions. Do not bypass the lines. Exercise caution and be on the lookout for pedestrians and locos. After loading follow the yellow line and proceed to weigh truck at the sales office. If overloaded or under-loaded, go back to point G for offloading or join queue for additional loading..

[Audio] FUS/GUS Loading Procedure Same steps apply as before Route is different, at the four-way stop(G) do not join the road loading que. Turn left at the four way stop and stop at the boom gate at the hydrator building. For FUS & GUS proceed slowly until the boom gate & wait for the tunnel attendant before crossing the railway line..

[Audio] Health & Hygiene Sanitation Facilities-Toilets and wash stations are available and must be used regularly to maintain hygiene. Drinking Water - drinking water is available on site. Look for taps marked with 'Drinking Water' signs. Change House- A change house is available for personal use. It must be always kept clean and orderly. Complaints Book -Use the record books located at the weighbridge change house to report any health and safety concerns immediately..

[Audio] QUESTIONS & ASSESSMENT. QUESTIONS & ASSESSMENT.