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Are You Making These Mining Safety Mistakes?
Tim Graham
Mining projects can be profitable if handled right. But the allure of making quick profits can drive the investors to forget the importance of safety. However, a small mistake can cause devastating consequences.
Before you start the excavation process, ensure the workers are safe. It is your responsibility to ensure protection during the project. Failing to put the right measure in place may result in costly consequences. Here are three safety mistakes to avoid when mining.
Relying Only on Slogans
Having safety slogan posters on site is one way to promote safety, but noticing them is not enough to do the job. It is paramount for every mining project to have safety measures in place other than ineffective notices. The management should maintain a daily checklist and monthly reviews to ensure project safety.
The management heading the mining project should also lead by example. Following the precaution measures in place will show the staff you are genuine about their safety. It will also help the workers feel safe when working, which will positively impact the job they do.
Ignoring Minor Violation
Mining is risky, and even if you put all the safety measures in place, there is still the possibility of a mishap. If so, it is paramount not to overlook any issue no matter how small it might be. The safety measures should be implemented at all times to ensure you safeguard the project. Ignoring the minor breaches because of expediency may indirectly tell employees they can take short cuts. A mistake that was once thought to be small could get out of hand and compromise the entire project.
Not Learning About the Appropriate Protocols
When mining, you ought to put all the safety protocols in place. Each mining project is different, and the measures used in one site may not work in a different one. Take time to learn about your mining site and the risks involved. The information will guide you when implementing safety plans. It is best to take the time to learn about some of the risks workers face when working on the project. That will help you to come up with an effective plan that will guarantee safety.
If you are new and uncertain about handling mining safety procedures, working with mining engineers can help. Since they understand the project, the experts will develop the best safety plans for your project. Look for qualified mining engineers for the best results.
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