278 - AQ-TT01 | Highwall & Geotechnical Critical Hazards Toolbox Talk
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278 / AQ-TT01 — HIGHWALL & BENCH CRITICAL HAZARDS AND CREW ACCOUNTABILITY TALK
AQ-TT01 is the original one-page editable Word highwall critical-hazards crew-accountability toolbox talk for mine survey, monitoring, scaling access and pit bench support. Its very first point requires the CURRENT geotechnical HAZARD MAP, so workers can identify instability zones and monitoring alerts before entry.
THE ACTUAL GEOTECHNICAL SAFETY DECISION
A worker can approach a pit crest without seeing a developing crack or understanding what a radar alarm means. Another crew might move a no-go barrier to reach monitoring hardware without mine geotechnical approval. AQ-TT01 gives everyone the authority boundaries and actual dangerous-condition triggers.
SIX ORIGINAL CREW BRIEFING CONTROLS
1. Current mine hazard map identifies highwall instability zones and alarms. 2. Mine geotechnical engineer approves crest/toe drilling, survey and access. 3. Mine owner controls radar, prism and crack instrument status/thresholds.
4. TARP defines warning, stop, withdrawal and restart conditions. 5. Review rain, seismic, dewatering, blasting and progressive failure each shift. 6. Keep fall-of-ground barricades/no-go zones intact during instrument work.
THE 16-SIGNATURE ATTENDANCE AND WITHDRAWAL RULE
Enter MINE / AREA / DATE / SHIFT and PERMIT / PRESENTER, brief all relevant contractor crews, and use the source's 16 NAME / EMPLOYEE OR ACCESS NO. and SIGNATURE lines.
Six source points begin with the hazard map, then engineer approval and mine-owned instruments, TARP conditions, shift-specific failure factors and fall-of-ground exclusions. Attendance confirms which crew received this instruction, but cannot replace formal access permission or the mine's geotechnical assessment. STOP / WITHDRAW / NOTIFY MINE CONTROL for ground cracks, triggered alarms, falling rock, new seepage or missing release; only the mine may authorise restart.
ONE ORIGINAL WORD SINGLE OR COMPLETE MINE SAFETY SYSTEM?
This same source-identical editable purchaser-licensed DOCX is ALREADY INCLUDED in the 386-document Surface Mining Checklist Package and in the complete Surface Mining Contractor H&S File alongside mine management controls and specialist annexures. Buyers of either larger set already receive the document. The mine geotechnical engineer and operator retain sole control over TARP, monitoring thresholds and access.
