FHP Awareness – February 2024

Mobile Equipment(Protocol#4)
Intent Reminders
The intent of this Protocol is to eliminate or minimize the potential for fatalities, injuries and incidents arising from risks ❖ Licensing and Competencies.
related to mobile equipment. ❖ Safe Workplace: Site designs/ Preplanning,
❖ Site Access at Main Gate,
Protocol Requirements ❖ Design and Layout of Roads and Pedestrians Segregation,
❖ Personnel who operate or work around mobile equipment must be trained, competent and authorized. ❖ Direction of Traffic and Maximum Speed on the Roads,
❖ Mobile equipment interaction risks must be identified and their controls for Vehicle to pedestrians; ❖ Gradient and Cross Slope, Rock Traps, Alignment,
Vehicle to vehicle, including heavy to light vehicle; Vehicle interactions with fixed structures and the operating. ❖ Edge Protection on Roads,
❖ Mobile equipment being used within approved design parameters; ❖ Maintenance, Repair and drainage,
❖ Operator prestart equipment inspection and technology checks, based on OEM or approved engineering advice, ❖ Signage and Warning Systems,
and operating requirements; ❖ Lighting during the night,
❖ Method of fundamentally stable parking of mobile equipment, e.g. park brake, chocks, spoon drains, humps ❖ Dust Suppression,
(between front and rear axles), turning vehicle steering to the wall when parking on grades in underground ❖ Following distance,
mines; ❖ Driving according to the road condition,
❖ The safe refueling of the mobile equipment; ❖ Driving on correct side of the road,
❖ A review and planning exercise must be conducted to introduce collision warning and avoidance technology for ❖ Overtaking on blind rises,
priority equipment; ❖ Vehicle condition and housekeeping,
❖ Stopping mobile equipment when boarding or dismounting; ❖ Fueling and Servicing etc.
❖ Loading and unloading of mobile equipment methods detailing;
❖ Transport of personnel rules and procedures covering to specify only mobile equipment with designed and
approved seating, including seatbelts or other restraints devices, can be used to transport personnel;
❖ Seat belts and/or restraints must be worn where fitted;
❖ Personnel must never be transported in workbaskets, buckets, or any other machine locations without seating.

Related Life-Saving Behaviors

❖ LSB 1 Always come to work drug and alcohol free.
❖ LSB 2 Always use or wear critical safety equipment.
❖ LSB 4 Only operate equipment if trained and authorized.
❖ LSB 6 Never modify or over-ride critical safety equipment without approval.
❖ LSB 7 Always seek and obtain clear approval before entering mobile equipment operating zones.
❖ LSB 8 Never enter danger zones without approval.

If it is not safe, STOP work! No more fatalities!

Mutanda Mining Sarl
 FHP Awareness – February 2024
Mobile Equipment(Protocol#4)
Line Supervisor Details (Person who delivered the communication

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If it is not safe, STOP work! No more fatalities!

Mutanda Mining Sarl