What inspections are required before using a continuous miner?
Continuous miner pre-start checks
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Before operating a continuous miner, the available source documents require the operator to:
- Complete and record a pre-operational inspection before each shift. The check includes emergency stops, guards, water sprays and methane-monitoring interfaces.
- Report and isolate safety-critical defects. The machine must not return to service until an authorised person has assessed and rectified the defect.
- Retain the completed inspection record with the shift production record so it remains available to supervisors and statutory officials.
These sources do not replace the mine's current site-specific pre-start checklist. Follow the approved site procedure if it imposes additional checks.
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“Before each shift, the operator must complete and record the pre-operational inspection, including emergency stops, guards, water sprays and methane monitoring interfaces.”
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