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Mine Design SMP Compliance Audit DONALDSON COAL TASMAN MINE SMP Area Panel 7 Mine Design SMP Compliance Audit Panel 7 (4 North)

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Mine Design

SMP Compliance Audit

DONALDSON COAL

TASMAN MINE

SMP Area Panel 7

Mine Design SMP Compliance Audit

Panel 7 (4 North)

Table of Contents 1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................ 4

2. Definitions ........................................................................................................................... 4

3. Checklist .............................................................................................................................. 5

4. Subsidence Results Summary ............................................................................................. 7

5. Audit Summary ................................................................................................................... 7

6. Appendices ......................................................................................................................... 7

1. Introduction This internal compliance audit checklist has been developed to confirm that mining complies with the Department of Trade & Investment, Regional Infrastructure & Services (DTIRIS) approved Subsidence Management Plan (SMP) as per Condition 22 of the Tasman SMP Panel 7 approval dated 22/10/12 (Ref OUT 12/26174). The results of the audit are to be reported to the Inspector of Coal Mines and the Principal Subsidence Engineer within three months of completion of each panel.

2. Definitions Active Mining Zone (AMZ) report - A report completed by the Panel Team Leader (Deputy) and countersigned by the Area Leader (Shift Undermanager) detailing lifts taken, lift depths, hazards identified and comments on conditions and actions taken. Daily Plan - A plan prepared by the Production Manager outlining daily tasks and information relating to production including any changes to mining conditions and any variations to sequencing. Area Leader’s (Deputy’s) Lifting Plan – A plan prepared by the Mine Surveyor showing lifts to be taken, colour coded lift depths, stooks, remnant pillar sizes and sequence of extraction. Pillar Extraction Management Plan (PEMP) – Provides a framework for the protection of persons health and safety from pillar extraction activities at Tasman and to ensure compliance with relevant legislation and approval conditions. Pre Extraction Mining Review - A review conducted by the Technical Services team checking that approvals, plans and training are in place prior to extraction commencing. Risk Assessments - The overall process of risk analysis, evaluation and controls. Subsidence Control Zones (SCZ) – Areas designated for control of subsidence to protect sensitive surface features. Safety Interaction (SI) – Safety interactions generally involve a targeted discussion between employees to better understand the risks involved in an activity. The purpose of safety interactions is to reinforce safe behaviours and gain commitment to improve less safe behaviours. Tool Box Talk (TBT) – A TBT is a short safety talk delivered to the workforce on a specific subject matter. Trigger Action Response Plan (TARP) – A TARP is a system under which pre-determined actions are initiated in response to risk triggers. For example, an increase in roof bolting density may occur in response to the presence of a fault being encountered. Weekly Pillar Extraction Audits – A weekly audit of pillar extraction panels undertaken by the shift Area Leader, Technical staff and other members of the workforce. The audit aims to ensure compliance with the mine’s Work Health and Safety Management Systems and to identify and manage hazards in the production area.

3. Checklist

SMP Criteria Monitoring Audit Audit Results

“The Leaseholder must ensure that the proposed mining be controlled to meet the mine design specifications, as documented in the

SMP“

Lift depths to confirm remnant pillar size

Shown on deputies lifting plan (colour coded) Team Leaders sign off on AMZ report showing lifts taken and depth of lifts Daily plan detailing any changes to production shift inspections by mining supervisors Surveyor’s inspections Weekly pillar extraction audit

Daily review of AMZ reports by Undermanager and Technical Services team members & signed off by Undermanager at end of shift Record of AMZ’s and Surveyor inspections used to update mine plan Folder of all weekly pillar extraction audits kept on file

In Compliance

SCZ’s SCZ, including exclusion zones identified on approved plan are replicated on to deputies lifting plans Displayed in the surface operation room Underground section plan displayed in crib room

Confirmed by Registered Mine Surveyor

In Compliance Exclusion zones set up around old workings

SMP Criteria Monitoring Audit Audit Results

Approved Surface Subsidence monitoring program

Monitoring of panel subsidence, tilts, strains

Registered Mine Surveyor to:

confirm compliance with approved program

Checking results against predictions

Notification as per TARP and approval conditions

In Compliance

Training Pre extraction training on importance of design including lift depth, angle, SCZ’s, stook and remnant pillar dimensions etc

Training registers Confirm appropriate personnel trained

In Compliance

Depth of cover (restriction on mining) No extraction less than 50m No first workings less than 30m

Surface and underground surveys to confirm depth of cover Extraction excluded from areas with less than 50m depth of cover Roadway development excluded from area with less than 30m depth of cover

Confirm surveys conducted Confirm depth of cover lines Confirm no mining in restricted zones

In Compliance

Mark up Stook X, Y and roadway centrelines

Stooks marked up prior to extraction Offline roadway centrelines marked

WHSMS 7.1 Inspection System Weekly pillar extraction audit WHSMS 2.11 PEMP

In Compliance

Risk assessments (including SMP and CL88)

Additional controls applicable to panel Confirm any required controls implemented

In Compliance

Safety Interaction Interaction between mining personnel on safety during secondary extraction

Confirm mining conducted safely and in compliance with deputies lifting plan

In Compliance

4. Subsidence Results Summary

PANEL 7 (4 North)

SCZ Predicted Measured as of 18/9/2013 Comment

Subsidence 2 0.15m 0.075m Measured subsidence < prediction

5. Audit Summary

Overall the design and implementation of the internal controls appears to be appropriate and no inappropriate activity was noted. Tasman Mine can be sure that mining in Panel 7 has been undertaken in accordance with the mine design specifications.

6. Appendices

Appendix A: Active Mining Zone (AMZ) Report Examples

Appendix B: Team Leader Lifting Plan Examples

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Geological Key:

A Team leader cannot vary the extraction sequence as

approved by the Manager of Mining Engineering.

Variations to the Approved Plan can only be approved by

an Area Leader or a more senior mining official after

personal inspection. The Area Leader issuing the variation

shall - as soon as practical - inform and provide the

Manager of Mining Engineering with a written copy of such

variation.

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A Team leader cannot vary the extraction sequence as

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Variations to the Approved Plan can only be approved by

an Area Leader or a more senior mining official after

personal inspection. The Area Leader issuing the variation

shall - as soon as practical - inform and provide the

Manager of Mining Engineering with a written copy of such

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Appendix C: Weekly Pillar Extraction Audit Examples

Appendix D: Daily Plan Example

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DAILY PLAN Monday Afternoon Shift 13.05.13 to Tuesday Day Shift 14.05.13

SAFETY and TRAINING, GENERAL INFORMATION Safety statistics as at: 12/05/13 MTI free days: 319 LTI free days: 405 Cable Damage free days: 13 General Information Last week’s production results – 9,888 Target – 10,800

General workforce fire training for D crew TBA

Monthly crew talks this week and next for all crews

PRODUCTION PRIORITIES – 4 North PDX, Outbye List

4 North

Please make sure when removing flexible stopping’s that all bolts are removed from the floor to avoid unnecessary tyre damage.

DCB Niches that will be used as we retreat are as follows - 4 ½ ct, 2 ½ ct, 1 ½ ct, 39 ½ ct D hdg Mains

Move district board to 2-3ct, post new plans

After belt retraction o Move crib room to 4ct B-C o Reclaim ext cables and run out from 4 ½ ct DCB to 4ct Boot position o Reclaim 2 x 100m Retic cables 2 ½ - 4 ½ ct and 4 ½ - 6 ½ ct o Rerun 1 x 100m Retic cable from Inbye 39 ½ ct niche (step out slack from 50m Retic at

40-41ct B hdg Tx location to make sure it will plug in) outbye to Inbye 37 ½ ct niche. o Rerun 1 x 100m Retic cable from Inbye 37 ½ ct niche to 35 ½ ct niche o Relocate DCB to 2 ½ ct niche o Roll of belt and belt move pods to surface

E hdg pump and polly to be reclaimed back to 5ct prior to completing seq 181

Run out hooks and hoses and prep upcoming seq’s

Retract 4 inch pump out line 4ct - 36ct Tank

Clean toppers off walk side of 4 North belt in preparation for belt retractions

Road cleaning 4 nth required as per plan on next sheet (update as completed) o E hdg from O/Bye seq 148 (8 ½ ct) to 7ct can be stowed to the LHS looking I/Bye, make

sure to leave access on the RHS for pump inspections o E hdg side of 1 and 0ct’s are the biggest job’s this can be accessed whilst we are on

production as long as we are returning down A hdg – to do this close 17ct Mains regulator (leave man door at regulator open), open 2-3ct E hdg regulator, open 3ct D-E doors. Put ventilation back to normal when not completing this task

OUT BYE LIST Replace damaged roof mesh Outbye 22ct A hdg Mains x 3, 18m O/Bye, 30m Outbye and 35m

O/Bye. Use 4.2m mesh modules and 4 ft bolts

Hang salt bags at stone dust/salt hanging bay

Replace leaking pipe clamps as required on Mains travel road

Dig out under CV03 belt at 38ct ready for pigs trough install

Housekeeping standards

HT cable on spool hanging at 30ct Mains – run out B hdg Mains I/Bye 17ct

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STOW REMOVAL AREAS / 4 North & Out bye

C / T’s Location Estimate Removal Buckets Completed

0 E – side of stopping 4Nth 30Bckts

1 E – side of stopping 4Nth 10 Bckts

2 E – side of stopping 4Nth

3 E – side of stopping 4Nth

4 E – side of stopping 4Nth

5 E – side of stopping 4Nth

0 D - side of stopping 4Nth Full – 20 > 30 Bckts

1 D - side of stopping 4Nth 10Bckts

2 D - side of stopping 4Nth

3 D - side of stopping 4Nth

4 D - side of stopping 4Nth

5 D - side of stopping 4Nth

5 B > C 4Nth

5 A > B 4Nth

4 B > C 4Nth Skim & clean floor

3 B > A 4Nth Skim & clean floor

40 > 41 D > E 20Bckts 60%

39 D-E E – side of stopping 6 x Bckts – remove redundant stopping

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Implements and Supply locations at End of N/S Monday 13.05.2013 Implements Allocated location Current location

Big Bucket (BU-03) 0c/t 4N C-D Flat Bucket x 3 TBU-01, BU-02, BU-07 BU02-5c/t 4Nth TBU01- 0c/t 4N

C-D BU07- 32c/t

Tooth Bucket 38ct Mains Forks 5c/t 4N Duster 25ct A-B Mains 28c/t Mains – ½ full Work Basket 1 ct 4Nth Winder 0ct B > C Rope 28c/t Mains Belt Move Tool Pod 2ct 4Nth Structure Pods 2 x 2ct 4N ready for use. Pipe Trailer 1 x surface --- 1 x 2ct 4Nth Parrots Beak TP02 (low) 0ct A > B 4Nth Parrots Beak TP01(high) 2ct - 4Nth Road Leveller Surface

Salter 26ct A-B Mains 4Nth Auger 36c/t Mains Beltor 24ct D-E Mains 24c/t D-E Mains Emergency Reclaim Pod 3c/t 4N Canton Duster 29ct B-C Mains 29ct B-C Mains Skid plate (large) Surface Surface Skid plate (small) Surface Surface Brumby Allocated location Current location

Dux bill Surface Work basket Surface Jib Surface Forks Surface Bucket Surface Cables / spools Allocated location Current location

Retic Cables 21c/t Mains 21c/t Mains Miner Cables 30c/t Mains 1 x 33m @ 28c/t mains Car Cables 32c/t Mains 1 x 32c/t mains

Ext Cables 1 x 1c/t 4nth---1 x 95m 28ct Mains---1 x 80m 28ct mains 2 x 80mtr 14c/t Mains

Flit Cables (200m) 14c/t Mains 4x 14c/t HT Spool 21c/t Mains 30ct Mains with a 200mtr HT cable on it Cable Boat In use in 4nth Belt Starter Retic MT Spools (Double) 21c/t Mains 2 x 21c/t Mains Consumables Allocated location Current location

S/Car Tyre’s 1x 39c/t niche Mains Bulk Stone Dust 25c/t Mains B Hdg 15 + 5 suspended bags 25c/t Salt 26c/t Mains B Hdg 10 bags at 26c/t --- 1 pallet of 20kg salt bags 26c/t Bat Bags 27c/t Mains B Hdg 7 x boxes 27c/t 20 Kg Stone Dust 28c/t Mains B Hdg 12 pallets x 28c/t Mains Chemicals 28c/t Mains D Hdg 4 x boxes 1000’s --- 1 x box 1200 slow sets with May expiry Flexi Bolts Surface 10 x 25c/t Mains Ballast 29c/t Mains D Hdg 10% full and about 2-3m of stowage room Pavers 20c/t D Hdg Mains 8 pavers x 20c/t mains

Plaster for scrimming 7ct Mains B>C/hdg 27ct A>B/hdg

1 ¼ pallets 1 pallet

Strata Bind 7ct Mains B > C 1½ pallets

Tasman mine

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Commencing Afternoon Shift Monday 13.05.13 Please ensure any machine allocated to your district has a current clause 20 tag attached. Any task that is not routine or not in a routine environment, please refer to a procedure if

available or complete a SWMS MINING MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL

Monday A/S Pre 4:30pm

4 North Prep for belt retraction As per 4 North list Outbye As per out bye list

4 North Service set up. Feeder Weekly (Rom/Andrew) Belt move set up. (Joe) Belt C20’s (Tony)

4 North - Tooty: Daily E/L Tests CM gas test Outbye –

Monday A/S Post 4:30pm

4 North Maintenance Belt retraction As per 4 North list Outbye As per out bye list

4 North CM17 weekly service. Oil Samples. Shim conveyor boom. Block 2 throat sprays. (Rom/Andrew) Belt move. (Joe) Roller run. (Tony)

4 North – Tooty: Daily E/L Tests Panel weeklys Production Outbye – Graham/Dave: HV earth bonding

Tuesday N/S 4 North production as per 4 North list Outbye As per out bye list

Production. Section clause 20 inspections. Grease CM & FB. Diesel services. MRS weeklies on flit. Change oil in feeder gearbox.

4 North – Dave/Craig: Daily Codes Panel Weekly’s. Production. Outbye – :

Tuesday D/S 4 North production as per 4 North list Outbye As per out bye list

Production. Section clause 20 inspections. Grease CM & FB. MRS weeklies on flit. Change oil in feeder gearbox.

4 North – Craig/Aaron: Daily Codes Panel Weekly’s. Production. Outbye - Surface Work orders

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SHIFT CHANGEOVER REPORT FROM DEPUTY COMING OFF SHIFT TO ONCOMING DEPUTY Production District …………………………………Crew A / B / C / D Date ………../ ………../ 2013 Oncoming Shift N / D / A Barometer ………………….

Appendix E: Goaf Survey Example

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Appendix F: Safety Interaction Example

Appendix G: Tool Box Talk Example

Appendix H: Pillar Extraction Training Records

Tool Box Talk FRM 7.2.3

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Topic: 4 North Hazard Plans TBT No : 662

Date: Crew: Presenter: Signature:

4 NORTH EXTRACTION

Prior to extraction commencing in 4 North Panel, an audit of installed support and

geotechnical mapping was undertaken. As part of this audit geological features such as

cutters and faults have been marked with spray paint for easy identification.

In addition, the routine Geological Condition, Installed Support and Mine Hazard Plans

have been drawn up for 4 North Panel (see attached).

Please make yourself familiar with these plans. They are available in the crib room, on

the surface, in the Deputy’s Room and on the server.

HAZARDS – 1 WEST VS 4 NORTH

Lifting operations will be moving from a relatively deep area of the mine (up to 240m

depth of cover), to a relatively shallow area of the mine (<50m depth of cover).

As such the hazards around the face are likely to change. The deeper areas of Tasman

Mine often show quite good roof conditions, while rib conditions tends to be poor, being

affected by increased vertical stress.

Alternately, the shallower areas of Tasman Mine often show good rib conditions, but

poorer roof conditions, due to the lack of confining stress in the roof and the effects of

weathering in the roof strata.

It is therefore likely that during the early stages of extraction in Panel 4 North the roof will

be more prone to blocky failures in the lift. Coal webs and lifts can be left in order to

mitigate against this, at the discretion of deputies and miner drivers.

Print Name Signature Print Name Signature

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Prepared by: John Krick Source:

Approved by: Chad Murdoch Position:

Responsible: Position:

Further system integration required? No Yes

Notification to other Donaldson sites required? No Yes(if so where) UG ops Surface Ops

Comments:

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