blocks provided at the primary ore bin, primary crusher,
and tramline loading pocket. Do not attempt to adjust, re-
pair, or clean moving machinery - stop the machine -and
lock it out. Check with your foreman re the approved
methods and tools used in cleaning conveyor belts, un-
plugging chutes, bins and crushers. Do not walk on the
surge pile - it may ‘hang-up’ and collapse into the feeder.

Smoking or the use of open flame lights is not per-
mitted within 50 feet of any explosive magazine, loading
area, or explosives vehicle. Magazines are to be kept
locked, loaded areas are to be cordoned off, and explosive
laden vehicles must display red flags or signs.

Explosives must be handled with care. Do not remove
any explosives from the mine or carry any detonators or
powder in your clothing.

BLASTING SIGNALS

—One long whistle is a warning blown 5 minutes be-
fore lighting the fuse. Take cover immediately when
you hear this whistle.

—A series of short whistles is an indication that the
blasting fuse has been lit and they will continue
until the last shot goes off.

—After the last shot goes off, three long whistles will
advise you that all is clear.

DO NOT LEAVE COVER UNTIL AFTER YOU
HEAR THESE THREE LONG WHISTLES.

In case of serious accident or emergency, stay at your

post unless requested to assist by your foreman.

First aid kits and stretchers are kept at the mine -

learn their whereabouts.

The ambulance has right-of-way over all other traffic

when flashing the red light.

The manhaul trucks are provided for your welfare -

don’t abuse them. Report any repairs hecessary to the
drivers.

Good housekeeping is the first rule of a safe worker.

“PEOPLE CAUSE SAFETY”

MILL

No employee - except the foreman - is allowed to re-
move another employee’s lock from the switch.

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