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Management How to Use Fatal Risk Management Surface Blasting Underground Blasting Confined Space Contact with Molten Material  \nDrowning Entanglement and Crushing  \nExposure to Electrical  \nHazards Fall from Heights Falling Objects Fire Ground Failure Hazardous Substances Acute  \n4  \n5  \n6-7  \n8-9  \n10-11  \n12-15  \n16-17  \n18-19  \n20-21  \n22-23  \n24-25  \n26-27  \n28-29  \n30-31  \nTable of Contents  \nContent  \nHazardous Substance Chronic Interaction with Aircraft Unmanned Interaction with Aircraft Manned  \nLifting Operations Personnel Hoisting Rail Collision  \nRail Impact on Person Uncontrolled Release of Energy Underground Hazardous Atmosphere Underground Inrush Underground Rock Fall Underground Shaft Hoisting Vehicle Collision or Rollover Vehicle Impact on Person  \nPages  \n32-33  \n34-35  \n36-37  \n38-39  \n40-41  \n42-43  \n44-45  \n46-47  \n48-49  \n50-51  \n52-53  \n54-55  \n56-57  \n58-59  \nWhat is Fatal Risk Management?  \n• It is a set of tools to enhance our Fatality Prevention Program  \nFatal Risk Management is a simple set of symbols, questions, and mobile software to help us further enhance our Fatality Prevention Program.  \n• A set of visual symbols of the 25 fatal risks faced by our employees  \nThrough analysis of company and industry incidents we have identified 25 fatal risks that are present in our operations. For each fatal risk we created a symbol to represent the presence of that hazard.  \n• A standardized set of critical controls to help keep you safe  \nFor each fatal risk we identified, there is a list of the critical controls necessary to prevent a serious injury or fatality. We also provided a set of short questions to facilitate discussion about the best way to implement each control.  \n• Empowerment for operators and supervisors to “Stop the Work”  \nSafety is the responsibility of every employee. Fatal Risk Management is about empowering everyone to“Stop the Work” if a critical control is missing or ineffective.  \nHow Do I Use Fatal Risk Management?  \nStep 1-Identify the Risks  \nIdentify the Fatal Risks that may be present in your job task. Be reasonable and focus on the fatal risks you are most likely to encounter during your task.  \nMany tasks will have multiple fatal risks, but don’t go overboard trying to pick as many as possible.  \nStep 2-Review the Controls  \nThis booklet contains the critical controls and verification questions to ask for each fatal risk. Review the information in the booklet to help you plan how to complete the task safely.  \nStep 3-Communicate the Work Plan  \nHave a conversation with your co-workers/team/crew about how you will implement each of the critical controls. Talk about it in your tailgate meeting, in the field, or during a job. 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