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07 feedback and consultation
The Small Mines Roadshow provided feedback and consultation for mine managers and safety personnel from October to December 2020. It asked how participants and their businesses were affected by the wildfires, floods, and Covid pandemic over the past 12 months. Attendees were encouraged to discuss what worked and didn't work in their emergency management plans, how their operations have modified due to Covid, and any changes in safety practices as mine managers. The roadshow aimed to facilitate open discussion on these issues.
07 feedback and consultation
- 1. Small Mines Roadshow October– December 2020 Feedback and Consultation
- 2. Feedback & Discussion Sinceour last roadshow 12 months ago a lot has happened.
- 3. Feedback & Discussion Afterthe fires we had floods.
- 4. Feedback & Discussion Thenwe had Covid
- 5. Feedback & Discussion •Were you affected? • Did your Emergency Management Plan work? • Has it affected your business? • What did work – What did not work • Covid – have you modified the way you work? • As the manager of safety at your mine – has anything changed? • Open to floor - general discussion • Let’s get talking This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY
Editor's Notes
- #2 This presentation is very short, but we will be all talking a lot
- #3 DISCUSS that a lot has happened since our last roadshows in 2019 ONE CLICK – pictures will move in themselves MENTION the bush fires affected a lot of people. Biggest fires the world has seen. At end of pictures ONE click to next slide
- #4 We were also affected by floods ONE CLICK to start pictures – South Coast, North Coast, Mountains, South West At the end ONE CLICK to go to next slide
- #5 Then we had Covid and still have Covid ONE CLICK to start pictures We were told to stay home, no travel, country came to an almost stop One CLICK to advance to last slide
- #6 The aim of this presentation is to get everyone talking about their experiences, especially around management of safety at their mines