RIIUND307D — Conduct tele-remote operations

1 Plan and prepare to conduct tele-remote control operations

• 1.1Access, interpret and apply tele-remote control operations documentation and ensure the work activity is compliant
• 1.2Obtain, interpret, clarify and confirm work requirements and shift changeover details before proceeding
• 1.3Select and wear appropriate personal protective equipment for work activity
• 1.4Select appropriate type of tele-remote equipment
• 1.5Perform equipment pre-start checks
• 1.6Identify, address and report potential risks, hazards and environmental issues
• 1.7Carry out start-up, park and shutdown procedures
• 1.8Confirm location and construction of remoting area
• 1.9Erect barricades or signage and/or safety provisions where appropriate to prevent unauthorised access
• 1.10Obtain and interpret emergency procedures and be prepared for fire/accident/emergency
• 1.11Inspect and assess site conditions to determine if scaling is required and take action
• 1.12Use approved dust suppression and extraction methods
• 1.13Ensure area is well ventilated before entry into work area

2 Setup tele-remote operation

• 2.1Check transmitter functions for correct operation
• 2.2Ensure communication is available for operator at all times during operation
• 2.3Confirm operation of visible warning lights
• 2.4Check receiver and cameras are installed and operating correctly
• 2.5Ensure proximity device or barrier is operational
• 2.6Activate/erect warning signs in control room

3 Conduct tele-remoting

• 3.1Monitor control room indicators for equipment and environment feedback
• 3.2Maintain constant control of remote equipment
• 3.3Continuously assess ground conditions and determine safest operating method and efficiency of operations
• 3.4Identify cause when proximity sensors are activated and report incident
• 3.5Reset proximity sensors
• 3.6Shutdown and secure remote controls whilst not in use
• 3.7Complete all required documentation clearly, concisely and on time
• 3.8Pass on end-of-shift information to oncoming shift

4 Carry out operator maintenance

• 4.1Carry out operator maintenance
• 4.2Carry out park-up and shutdown procedures
• 4.3Service and make minor adjustments to equipment
• 4.4Visually inspect equipment, report faults and make equipment available for operational maintenance

5 Conduct housekeeping activities

• 5.1Clean equipment and remoting area
• 5.2Clean and store auxiliary service equipment
• 5.3Complete all required records and documentation accurately

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