IAGC LAND GEOPHYSICAL SAFETY MANUAL Edition 9 ... - CGISS

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4.1.5 Hole Loading, Explosives: ............................................................................. 714.1.6 Shot Point Completion and Clean Up............................................................ 724.2 Instructions For Specific Rig Types...................................................................... 724.2.1 Truck Drills and Buggy Drills ......................................................................... 724.2.2 Portable Drills and Mini Hole Drills ................................................................ 734.2.3 Marsh Buggy Drills ........................................................................................ 734.2.4 Airboat Drills .................................................................................................. 734.2.5 Ramming Rigs............................................................................................... 745. ENERGY SOURCE ................................................................................................... 765.1 Explosives............................................................................................................ 765.1.1 General.......................................................................................................... 765.1.2 Transportation of Explosive Material (Not Including Aircraft)......................... 765.1.3 Storage of Explosive Material........................................................................ 775.1.4 Use and Handling of Explosive Material ........................................................ 785.1.5 Shot Firing ..................................................................................................... 795.1.6 Land Surface Shooting.................................................................................. 805.2 Surface Energy Sources ...................................................................................... 825.2.1 Vibroseis........................................................................................................ 825.2.2 Land Air Gun ................................................................................................. 846. VEHICLES................................................................................................................. 866.1 General ................................................................................................................ 866.2 Journey Management .......................................................................................... 876.3 Fueling Operations -- Vehicles............................................................................. 886.4 Vehicle Operator Safety....................................................................................... 896.5 Passenger Protection in Vehicles ........................................................................ 926.6 Winches and Cables ............................................................................................ 936.7 Convoying ............................................................................................................ 946.8 All Terrain Vehicles (ATV) Safety......................................................................... 946.8.1 All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Night Operations ................................................... 966.9 Snowmobiles........................................................................................................ 967. WATER OPERATIONS ............................................................................................. 987.1 Small Boat Operations ......................................................................................... 987.1.1 Precautions ................................................................................................... 997.1.2 Maintenance................................................................................................ 1007.1.3 Training and Competence ........................................................................... 1007.2 Airboats.............................................................................................................. 1007.3 Telemetry/Transition Zone (TZ) ......................................................................... 1017.4 Air Guns and Compressors................................................................................ 1027.4.1 High Pressure Hazards ............................................................................... 1027.4.2 Explosion Hazards....................................................................................... 1037.4.3 Air Gun Handling ......................................................................................... 1038 CAMPS..................................................................................................................... 1068.1 Camp Operations............................................................................................... 1068.1.1 Electrical Wiring........................................................................................... 1068.1.2 Kitchen Hygiene .......................................................................................... 1078.1.3 Water Supply............................................................................................... 1078.1.4 Pest Control................................................................................................. 1088.1.5 Refrigeration................................................................................................ 108Page 4 of 136
8.1.6 Containers ................................................................................................... 1098.1.7 Proper Storage ............................................................................................ 1098.1.8 Kitchen Staff ................................................................................................ 1098.1.9 Dishwashing ................................................................................................ 1108.1.10 Kitchen Tools............................................................................................. 1108.1.11 Cooking ..................................................................................................... 1118.1.12 Garbage Waste Disposal........................................................................... 1118.1.13 Restoration ................................................................................................ 1118.2 Facility and Shop Safety .................................................................................... 1118.2.1 Lockout/Tagout............................................................................................ 1118.2.2 Ladders and Scaffolds................................................................................. 1138.2.3 Welding, Burning and Cutting...................................................................... 1148.2.3.1 General Safe Practices............................................................................. 1148.2.3.2 Acetylene (Gas) Welding and Cutting Tools............................................. 1158.2.3.3 Controlling Sparks and Heat..................................................................... 1158.2.3.4 Electric Welding and Cutting Tools........................................................... 1168.2.3.5 Permits and Supervision........................................................................... 1169. AIRCRAFT............................................................................................................... 1189.1 Helicopter Operations ........................................................................................ 1189.2 Maintenance of Helicopters................................................................................ 1199.3 Fueling Operations - Helicopters........................................................................ 1199.4 Landing Zones - Helicopters .............................................................................. 1199.5 Pilots and Ground Crew ..................................................................................... 1209.6 Passengers ........................................................................................................ 1209.7 Passenger Guidelines and Information .............................................................. 1219.8 Pilot Briefing Guide ............................................................................................ 1229.9 Equipment Loading ............................................................................................ 1239.10 Longline and Sling Load Operations ................................................................ 1239.11 Fire Prevention and Fire Fighting Equipment................................................... 1249.12 Transporting Explosives by Helicopter............................................................. 1249.13 Transporting Other Hazardous Materials ......................................................... 1269.14 Air Travel.......................................................................................................... 12610. BULLDOZERS AND WOODGATORS................................................................... 12811. CRANES AND LIFTING DEVICES........................................................................ 13111.1 Signs of Defective Wire Rope Slings................................................................ 13311.2 Dealing With Wire Rope Slings ........................................................................ 13312. BIBLIOGRAPHY.................................................................................................... 13513. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ........................................................................................ 136Page 5 of 136
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within a safe distance. Use the two
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tripping over lines. Handle the hig
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