Project
Arrive Alive
27th Mechanical Engineering Safety Seminar
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 What is Project Arrive Alive
“Development and implementation of
an effective Health, Safety and
Wellness Program that will enhance
awareness of fatigue and save lives”
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Situations lead to Project Arrive Alive
Two separate Incidents involving Hauls Trucks
occurred in 2016
Micro Sleeps in Haul Trucks
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What Project Arrive Alive
Incident One:
Truck 414 reached top of the main ramp and
turned left heading to the ROM. Operator appears
to have had a micro-sleep and truck has
contacted the windrow.
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Incident 2:
While being operated and travelling down
the main North Ramp into E42 Stage G pit,
truck 431 has run off the haul road and has
climbed the base of batter face before
returning unto the haul road. Operator has
reported afterwards as having had a micro
sleep.
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Incident 2:
From the investigation it became
evident that the operator had
potentially driven for
450m down the
ramp while asleep.
 Worker Fatalities Statistics
 As at 23 September 2016 – 125 Australian workers have
been killed at work in 2016
 From the 125 – 4 are from within the Mining Sector
 In 2015 – the Australian Mining Sector had 12 Work-
related Fatalities
 Over the 2003 to 2014 period, 65% of worker fatalities
involved incidents with vehicles. Of the vehicle-related
incidents, almost half (49%) occurred on a public road
 Worker fatalities: involving vehicles on public roads
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 Effects of fatigue
 Fatigue affects the ability to think clearly. As a result, people
who are fatigued are unable to gauge their own level of
impairment.
 Health effects, when the circadian rhythm is disrupted, the
treatment of some medical conditions can be affected eg
Asthma, Depression, Diabetes
 Circadian disruptions affect eating and sleeping habits and
have been linked to Heart Attacks, High Blood Pressure,
Blocked Arteries
 Mental Health - Anxiety and depression can be triggered or
made worse
 Micro Sleeps - People who have micro sleeps are not always
aware when they occur –this can have a significant affect on
safety
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 Why – Project Arrive Alive
We are committed to every person, going home safe and
healthy every day.
 Reducing the risks associated with fatigue-related
incidents
 Ensuring – Maximum 14 hours Travel / Work / Travel
 Education sessions for all employees and their families
to understand the dangers of fatigue
 Introduction to fatigue management equipment and
improved methods to identify fatigue
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 What does it mean for the
Employees
 All Employees were required to complete a Usual Place of Residence Form
by choosing one of the options as below.
 □ Local Employee: is a Shift Employee whose Usual Place of Residence
whilst on shift is within a 45 minute (Drive) radius of Cowal Gold Operations.
 □ Local Employee: is a Day Employee (10 hour Day Worker) whose Usual
Place of Residence whilst on roster is within 1:15 hour radius (Drive) of Cowal
Gold Operations.
 □ Non Local Employee: is a Shift Employee whose Usual Place of Residence
whilst on shift is outside the 45 minute radius (Drive) of Cowal Gold Operations.
 □ Non Local Employee: is a Day Employee (10 hour Day Worker) whose
Usual Place of Residence whilst on roster is outside the 1:15 hour radius (Drive)
of Cowal Gold Operations
Declaration of Usual Place of Residence determined employees your right to entitlements
either as a Local or Non Local Employee for the purposes of residing during the Shift /
Roster at Cowal Gold Operations.
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 EXAMPLELOCAL WORKER
Type Transport Essential Driver Work Time Travel Time Total Time
Day Bus No 10h:00m 2 x 1h:15m 12h:30m
Day Self Drive Yes (with authorisation) 10h:00m 2 x 1h:15m 12h:30m
Shift Bus No 12h:00m 2 x 1h:00m 14h:00m
Shift Self Drive Yes (with authorisation) 12h:00m 2 x 0h:45m 13h:30m
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 EXAMPLE
Non-Local Worker
Type Transport Essential Driver Work Time Travel Time Total Time
Day Bus No 10h:00m 2 x 1h:30m 13h:00m
Day Self Drive Yes (with authorisation) 10h:00m 2 x 1h:15m 12h:30m
Shift Bus No 11h:30m 2 x 1h:15m 14h:00m
Shift Self Drive Not Available
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Initiatives implemented:
 Usual Place of Residence Declaration Form
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Initiatives implemented:
 Usual Place of Residence Declaration Form
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Initiatives implemented:
 Essential Driver Authority and Journey Management Plan
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Initiatives implemented:
 Private Vehicle Travel to and From Site Policy
 Private vehicles are not permitted to travel to and from
Cowal Gold Operations (CGO) unless an Essential Driver
Authority or similar exemption is in place.
 Company provided transport to and from site is to be utilised
where possible. Contractors are also expected to provide
transport for their employees.
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Initiatives implemented :
 Upgrade to Buses – 4x4 custom coach refinements -
passenger comfort, less seats, more space, USB ports
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Initiatives implemented :
 Fatigue Awareness Training booked for Employees –
Sleep Cycles
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 1
REM
sleep
Stage 4Stage 3
90 to 120 min.
Stage 2
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Isobel Boylan – Consultant Psychologist
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Initiatives implemented :
 Community Fatigue Awareness Training booked for
Families, Friends and Community Stakeholders
Fatigue is as Dangerous
as Alcohol.
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Initiatives Implemented
A short term health and wellness program rolled out
using Matecheck
A holistic psychological and behavioural approach to
wellbeing.
The program covers:
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Initiatives Implemented:
 Health and Wellness Program to be rolled out
 Supply of Fitbits to all employees to enable participation
in Sleep Monitoring Program Fitbits have the ability to sync
to a computer and mobile
device, which allows for the
user to view their progress
towards a set goal
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Initiatives Implemented:
Through MateCheck we provided psychological
counselling for any employee and family members
Through an agreement with a local medical clinic the
psychologist utilised a spare consultation room
Counselling was also available on site
This service was for 2 ½ days per week
74 people utilised the service over an 18 week period
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Initiatives Implemented:
 Fitbit Dashboard
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Where to from Here
Initiatives yet to be rolled out:
Healthy Business Group – 12 month contract
Health Business physiologist on site 5/2- 4/3 roster
They identified key areas that the program will focus on:
• Sleep & Fatigue
• Musculoskeletal disorders
• Stress / mental health
• Obesity
• Cardiovascular disease
• Diabetes
• Poor nutritican
• Lack of physical exercise
• Smoking cessation
• Alcohol consumption
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Where to from Here
Initiatives yet to be rolled out:
Potential tripartite agreement to sponsor a psychologist for the local community
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Where to from Here
Initiatives yet to be implemented :
Refresher Fatigue Awareness Training for Employees and
Contractors – Isobel Boylan
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 1
REM
sleep
Stage 4Stage 3
90 to 120
min.Stage 2
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Where to from Here
Initiatives yet to be implemented :
• Financial Counselling for employees
• White ribbon days

Project arrive alive - Evolution mining

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    Project Arrive Alive 27th MechanicalEngineering Safety Seminar
  • 2.
    1  What isProject Arrive Alive “Development and implementation of an effective Health, Safety and Wellness Program that will enhance awareness of fatigue and save lives” 27th MESS
  • 3.
    1 27th MESS Situationslead to Project Arrive Alive Two separate Incidents involving Hauls Trucks occurred in 2016 Micro Sleeps in Haul Trucks
  • 4.
    1 27th MESS WhatProject Arrive Alive Incident One: Truck 414 reached top of the main ramp and turned left heading to the ROM. Operator appears to have had a micro-sleep and truck has contacted the windrow.
  • 5.
    1 27th MESS Whatis Project Arrive Alive Incident 2: While being operated and travelling down the main North Ramp into E42 Stage G pit, truck 431 has run off the haul road and has climbed the base of batter face before returning unto the haul road. Operator has reported afterwards as having had a micro sleep.
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    1 27th MESS Whatis Project Arrive Alive Incident 2: From the investigation it became evident that the operator had potentially driven for 450m down the ramp while asleep.
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     Worker FatalitiesStatistics  As at 23 September 2016 – 125 Australian workers have been killed at work in 2016  From the 125 – 4 are from within the Mining Sector  In 2015 – the Australian Mining Sector had 12 Work- related Fatalities  Over the 2003 to 2014 period, 65% of worker fatalities involved incidents with vehicles. Of the vehicle-related incidents, almost half (49%) occurred on a public road  Worker fatalities: involving vehicles on public roads 27th MESS
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    1  Effects offatigue  Fatigue affects the ability to think clearly. As a result, people who are fatigued are unable to gauge their own level of impairment.  Health effects, when the circadian rhythm is disrupted, the treatment of some medical conditions can be affected eg Asthma, Depression, Diabetes  Circadian disruptions affect eating and sleeping habits and have been linked to Heart Attacks, High Blood Pressure, Blocked Arteries  Mental Health - Anxiety and depression can be triggered or made worse  Micro Sleeps - People who have micro sleeps are not always aware when they occur –this can have a significant affect on safety 27th MESS
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     Why –Project Arrive Alive We are committed to every person, going home safe and healthy every day.  Reducing the risks associated with fatigue-related incidents  Ensuring – Maximum 14 hours Travel / Work / Travel  Education sessions for all employees and their families to understand the dangers of fatigue  Introduction to fatigue management equipment and improved methods to identify fatigue 27th MESS
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    1  What doesit mean for the Employees  All Employees were required to complete a Usual Place of Residence Form by choosing one of the options as below.  □ Local Employee: is a Shift Employee whose Usual Place of Residence whilst on shift is within a 45 minute (Drive) radius of Cowal Gold Operations.  □ Local Employee: is a Day Employee (10 hour Day Worker) whose Usual Place of Residence whilst on roster is within 1:15 hour radius (Drive) of Cowal Gold Operations.  □ Non Local Employee: is a Shift Employee whose Usual Place of Residence whilst on shift is outside the 45 minute radius (Drive) of Cowal Gold Operations.  □ Non Local Employee: is a Day Employee (10 hour Day Worker) whose Usual Place of Residence whilst on roster is outside the 1:15 hour radius (Drive) of Cowal Gold Operations Declaration of Usual Place of Residence determined employees your right to entitlements either as a Local or Non Local Employee for the purposes of residing during the Shift / Roster at Cowal Gold Operations. 27th MESS
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     EXAMPLELOCAL WORKER TypeTransport Essential Driver Work Time Travel Time Total Time Day Bus No 10h:00m 2 x 1h:15m 12h:30m Day Self Drive Yes (with authorisation) 10h:00m 2 x 1h:15m 12h:30m Shift Bus No 12h:00m 2 x 1h:00m 14h:00m Shift Self Drive Yes (with authorisation) 12h:00m 2 x 0h:45m 13h:30m 27th MESS
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     EXAMPLE Non-Local Worker TypeTransport Essential Driver Work Time Travel Time Total Time Day Bus No 10h:00m 2 x 1h:30m 13h:00m Day Self Drive Yes (with authorisation) 10h:00m 2 x 1h:15m 12h:30m Shift Bus No 11h:30m 2 x 1h:15m 14h:00m Shift Self Drive Not Available 27th MESS
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    1 Initiatives implemented:  UsualPlace of Residence Declaration Form 27th MESS
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    1 Initiatives implemented:  UsualPlace of Residence Declaration Form 27th MESS
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    1 Initiatives implemented:  EssentialDriver Authority and Journey Management Plan 27th MESS
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    1 Initiatives implemented:  PrivateVehicle Travel to and From Site Policy  Private vehicles are not permitted to travel to and from Cowal Gold Operations (CGO) unless an Essential Driver Authority or similar exemption is in place.  Company provided transport to and from site is to be utilised where possible. Contractors are also expected to provide transport for their employees. 27th MESS
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    1 Initiatives implemented : Upgrade to Buses – 4x4 custom coach refinements - passenger comfort, less seats, more space, USB ports 27th MESS
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    1 Initiatives implemented : Fatigue Awareness Training booked for Employees – Sleep Cycles Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 1 REM sleep Stage 4Stage 3 90 to 120 min. Stage 2 27th MESS Isobel Boylan – Consultant Psychologist
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    1 Initiatives implemented : Community Fatigue Awareness Training booked for Families, Friends and Community Stakeholders Fatigue is as Dangerous as Alcohol. 27th MESS
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    1 27th MESS InitiativesImplemented A short term health and wellness program rolled out using Matecheck A holistic psychological and behavioural approach to wellbeing. The program covers:
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    1 Initiatives Implemented:  Healthand Wellness Program to be rolled out  Supply of Fitbits to all employees to enable participation in Sleep Monitoring Program Fitbits have the ability to sync to a computer and mobile device, which allows for the user to view their progress towards a set goal 27th MESS
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    1 27th MESS InitiativesImplemented: Through MateCheck we provided psychological counselling for any employee and family members Through an agreement with a local medical clinic the psychologist utilised a spare consultation room Counselling was also available on site This service was for 2 ½ days per week 74 people utilised the service over an 18 week period
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    1 27th MESS Whereto from Here Initiatives yet to be rolled out: Healthy Business Group – 12 month contract Health Business physiologist on site 5/2- 4/3 roster They identified key areas that the program will focus on: • Sleep & Fatigue • Musculoskeletal disorders • Stress / mental health • Obesity • Cardiovascular disease • Diabetes • Poor nutritican • Lack of physical exercise • Smoking cessation • Alcohol consumption
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    1 27th MESS Whereto from Here Initiatives yet to be rolled out: Potential tripartite agreement to sponsor a psychologist for the local community
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    1 27th MESS Whereto from Here Initiatives yet to be implemented : Refresher Fatigue Awareness Training for Employees and Contractors – Isobel Boylan Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 1 REM sleep Stage 4Stage 3 90 to 120 min.Stage 2
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    1 27th MESS Whereto from Here Initiatives yet to be implemented : • Financial Counselling for employees • White ribbon days