logging in or signing up Coal aSGuest64502 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 260 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: September 02, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript GENERIC INDUCTION : INTRODUCTION AND MINING OVERVIEW GENERIC INDUCTION INTRODUCTION : INTRODUCTION Introduction & Mining Overview Legislation, Acts & Regulations General Safety Potential Hazards Tagging, Isolation, Permits & Defect Reports Traffic Procedures Emergency Procedures WORK SKILLS : WORK SKILLS Specialist training Approved qualifications Vehicle & mobile equipment operations Explosives storage, transport,handling, usage, and disposal Electrical work Maintenance tasks Lifting, rigging, and slinging tasks Erection/dismantling of scaffolding TRAINING & ASSESSMENT STRATEGY : TRAINING & ASSESSMENT STRATEGY Ensure you are familiar with mining industry terminology. A single assessment will be undertaken on completion of the program. Monitor your progress with self-assessment questions & answers. SAFETY & INFORMATIONAL PROMPTS : SAFETY & INFORMATIONAL PROMPTS DANGER WARNING CAUTION NOTE REMEMBER THE COAL INDUSTRY : THE COAL INDUSTRY Ensure a basic understanding of the coal industry, including: formation of coal, methods of mining coal, preparation of coal, coal marketing. FORMATION OF COAL : FORMATION OF COAL Coal is a product of: decaying plant matter, chemical process, compression, formation of “seams”. RANKS OF COAL : RANKS OF COAL The main ranks of coal are: peat lignite (brown coal) bitumenous coal anthracite LOCATIONS OF COAL FIELDS : LOCATIONS OF COAL FIELDS Queensland’s Bowen Basinhas the largest deposits. MINING TECHNIQUES : MINING TECHNIQUES The techniques depend on: geological factors intrinsic safety coal depth seam size MINING THE COAL : MINING THE COAL Surface Mining depths of 60 metres or less simple strip ratio strip ratio STRIP MINING : STRIP MINING Trench or “boxcut” Overburden or “spoil” Extraction Backfilling Rehabilitation OPEN CUT MINING : OPEN CUT MINING Involves: large area exposure coal may be 250 metres deep The process includes: drainage drilling blasting extraction AUGER MINING & HIGHWALL MINING : AUGER MINING & HIGHWALL MINING Auger Mining involves: augering seams from existing boxcuts loading & transport Highwall Mining involves: continuous mining from open cuts loading & transport UNDERGROUND MINING : Deep coal seams (150-300 metres) Inclined shafts or “drifts” Extensive mechanisation Vertical shafts UNDERGROUND MINING CONTINUOUS MINING : CONTINUOUS MINING Machinery Self Propelled (Electric) Machinery Shuttle Cars Conveyors, Rail Terminology Headings Cut-throughs Pillars Board & Pillar LONGWALL MINING : LONGWALL MINING 2 headings, 100-150 metres apart Longwalls Chocks Shearers Conveyors PROCESSING COAL : PROCESSING COAL The coal process consists of: cleaning classification/grading drying To produce: steaming coal coking coal blends SUCCESSFUL MARKETING : SUCCESSFUL MARKETING The quality of the product must be maintained. Your input is important. Teamwork maintains high standards. Be an effective team player. PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES/OBLIGATIONS : PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES/OBLIGATIONS Coal Mining Safety & Health Act, 1999 Personal health & hygiene Prohibited actions or possessions Horseplay or fighting Drugs, alcohol & contraband Sleeping Smoking Disregard for procedures Wilful damage or destruction FITNESS FOR WORK : FITNESS FOR WORK Physical or psychological impairment Alcohol & drugs Shared responsibilities Management Employees, contractors Drug & alcohol testing Medical examinations Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) FITNESS FOR WORK : FITNESS FOR WORK Shiftwork Heat stress Potable water Prescribed medicines Nutrition/personal fitness S. & H.M.S. System & Plans Awareness of procedures (SOP) You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Coal aSGuest64502 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 260 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (1) Dislike it (0) Added: September 02, 2010 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript GENERIC INDUCTION : INTRODUCTION AND MINING OVERVIEW GENERIC INDUCTION INTRODUCTION : INTRODUCTION Introduction & Mining Overview Legislation, Acts & Regulations General Safety Potential Hazards Tagging, Isolation, Permits & Defect Reports Traffic Procedures Emergency Procedures WORK SKILLS : WORK SKILLS Specialist training Approved qualifications Vehicle & mobile equipment operations Explosives storage, transport,handling, usage, and disposal Electrical work Maintenance tasks Lifting, rigging, and slinging tasks Erection/dismantling of scaffolding TRAINING & ASSESSMENT STRATEGY : TRAINING & ASSESSMENT STRATEGY Ensure you are familiar with mining industry terminology. A single assessment will be undertaken on completion of the program. Monitor your progress with self-assessment questions & answers. SAFETY & INFORMATIONAL PROMPTS : SAFETY & INFORMATIONAL PROMPTS DANGER WARNING CAUTION NOTE REMEMBER THE COAL INDUSTRY : THE COAL INDUSTRY Ensure a basic understanding of the coal industry, including: formation of coal, methods of mining coal, preparation of coal, coal marketing. FORMATION OF COAL : FORMATION OF COAL Coal is a product of: decaying plant matter, chemical process, compression, formation of “seams”. RANKS OF COAL : RANKS OF COAL The main ranks of coal are: peat lignite (brown coal) bitumenous coal anthracite LOCATIONS OF COAL FIELDS : LOCATIONS OF COAL FIELDS Queensland’s Bowen Basinhas the largest deposits. MINING TECHNIQUES : MINING TECHNIQUES The techniques depend on: geological factors intrinsic safety coal depth seam size MINING THE COAL : MINING THE COAL Surface Mining depths of 60 metres or less simple strip ratio strip ratio STRIP MINING : STRIP MINING Trench or “boxcut” Overburden or “spoil” Extraction Backfilling Rehabilitation OPEN CUT MINING : OPEN CUT MINING Involves: large area exposure coal may be 250 metres deep The process includes: drainage drilling blasting extraction AUGER MINING & HIGHWALL MINING : AUGER MINING & HIGHWALL MINING Auger Mining involves: augering seams from existing boxcuts loading & transport Highwall Mining involves: continuous mining from open cuts loading & transport UNDERGROUND MINING : Deep coal seams (150-300 metres) Inclined shafts or “drifts” Extensive mechanisation Vertical shafts UNDERGROUND MINING CONTINUOUS MINING : CONTINUOUS MINING Machinery Self Propelled (Electric) Machinery Shuttle Cars Conveyors, Rail Terminology Headings Cut-throughs Pillars Board & Pillar LONGWALL MINING : LONGWALL MINING 2 headings, 100-150 metres apart Longwalls Chocks Shearers Conveyors PROCESSING COAL : PROCESSING COAL The coal process consists of: cleaning classification/grading drying To produce: steaming coal coking coal blends SUCCESSFUL MARKETING : SUCCESSFUL MARKETING The quality of the product must be maintained. Your input is important. Teamwork maintains high standards. Be an effective team player. PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES/OBLIGATIONS : PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES/OBLIGATIONS Coal Mining Safety & Health Act, 1999 Personal health & hygiene Prohibited actions or possessions Horseplay or fighting Drugs, alcohol & contraband Sleeping Smoking Disregard for procedures Wilful damage or destruction FITNESS FOR WORK : FITNESS FOR WORK Physical or psychological impairment Alcohol & drugs Shared responsibilities Management Employees, contractors Drug & alcohol testing Medical examinations Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) FITNESS FOR WORK : FITNESS FOR WORK Shiftwork Heat stress Potable water Prescribed medicines Nutrition/personal fitness S. & H.M.S. System & Plans Awareness of procedures (SOP)