RIIBLA203E — Conduct mobile mixing of explosives

1 Prepare to mix explosives using a mobile processing unit

• 1.1Access, interpret and apply explosives documentation and ensure work activity is compliant
• 1.2Locate, select and wear personal protective equipment appropriate for work activity
• 1.3Inspect work area and establish, barricade, and signpost loading area
• 1.4Identify and address potential health, safety and environmental hazards and implement control measures in line with workplace procedures
• 1.5Obtain and interpret emergency procedures in preparation for emergencies and incidents
• 1.6Confirm safe and secure access to explosives precursors in line with workplace procedures and legislative requirements
• 1.7Segregate incompatible goods prior to loading the mobile processing unit according to legislation and codes of practice
• 1.8Inspect mobile processing unit for faults, and record faults in line with workplace procedures
• 1.9Ensure attachments comply with standards and licensing requirements
• 1.10Placard mobile processing unit and attachments to show the goods carried, hazardous chemicals identification, and emergency information in line with workplace procedures and legislative requirements
• 1.11Check that safety equipment is fitted and ready for use in line with workplace procedures and legislative requirements

2 Load and mix explosives precursors

• 2.1Carry out pre-start checks of vehicle or unit in line with workplace procedures
• 2.2Identify faults and defects, and rectify or report them within scope of own responsibility and according to workplace procedures
• 2.3Check availability of and calculate batch quantities for precursors to manufacture explosives
• 2.4Inspect vehicle or unit and confirm that it is safe for loading explosives and free from unnecessary products and items
• 2.5Position vehicle for loading and apply parking brake throughout precursor loading operation
• 2.6Operate loading equipment to load specified amounts of precursors in line with workplace procedures
• 2.7Load precursors in a safe manner to prevent spillage and injury to personnel, and use emergency procedures when required
• 2.8Record details of loaded precursors

3 Transport explosives precursors to delivery point

• 3.1Confirm and follow pre-planned transport route
• 3.2Drive vehicle or unit according to road conditions, established mine traffic rules, and public traffic rules
• 3.3Operate vehicle or unit in line with licences and regulations in the relevant jurisdiction, and workplace procedures
• 3.4Identify and report potential emergency situations

4 Deliver explosives in blast hole

• 4.1Assess ground conditions and confirm their suitability prior to commencing delivery of explosives
• 4.2Select most appropriate hole discharge point and locate delivery point over blast hole
• 4.3Confirm identity of blast hole and explosive loading requirements with relevant personnel
• 4.4Regulate discharge of explosives to blast hole to achieve specified weight or stemming height
• 4.5Complete loading hole and prepare vehicle or unit for next blast hole
• 4.6Check area is clear and safe to move vehicle

5 Complete activity and store equipment

• 5.1Complete delivery of required product
• 5.2Flush delivery system according to workplace procedures
• 5.3Safely exit blast site
• 5.4Store vehicle or unit safely and securely in accordance with workplace procedures and legislative requirements
• 5.5Complete and file documentation, and distribute according to workplace requirements

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