RIISRM304E — Maintain stockpiles

1 Plan and prepare to maintain stockpiles

• 1.1Obtain, interpret and confirm work requirements
• 1.2Access, interpret and apply stockpiling operations documentation and confirm the work activity is compliant
• 1.3Obtain and interpret geological and survey data
• 1.4Select and wear personal protective equipment according to site requirements
• 1.5Identify potential hazards and environmental issues, implement control measures within scope of own role and escalate where required
• 1.6Communicate work activities with others within scope of own role
• 1.7Confirm stockpile boundaries and signage are erected
• 1.8Access and apply safety procedures throughout the work and confirm safety of personnel, plant and equipment according to site requirements

2 Supress dust and maintain stockpile integrity, access roads and bunds

• 2.1Dump and move stockpile material to maintain appropriate battering angle of stockpile and prevent slumping according to site and job requirements
• 2.2Inspect stockpile structure and surrounding area with visual checks to assess the safety and progress of stockpile formation
• 2.3Inform appropriate personnel of any spillage and manage according to site and job requirements
• 2.4Identify, remove and dispose of any contaminants from stockpile
• 2.5Turn stockpile material according to site and job requirements
• 2.6Maintain stockpile structure to prevent dust creation and unwanted material movement
• 2.7Adjust stockpiling activities according to weather conditions and dust suppression policy
• 2.8Maintain stockpile access roads free from spillages and obstructions, and confirm equipment movement to and from stockpiles is not restricted according to site requirements
• 2.9Maintain safety and condition of bunds according to site requirements

3 Carry out post-operational procedures for maintaining stockpiles

• 3.1Conduct inspection and fault finding according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements
• 3.2Carry out operational maintenance, servicing, lubricating and housekeeping tasks according to manufacturer specifications and site requirements
• 3.3Inspect structures and components with visual checks for fault conditions, wear and need of repair or replacement
• 3.4Process written records and reports according to site requirements

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