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Safety Pursuit Game: Master MSHA Rules in a Fun Way

Engage in a thrilling game following MSHA rules to learn safety concepts effectively. Answer questions, earn points, and race to the center. Stay safe by mastering ground control techniques and communication standards. Ideal for training sessions!

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Safety Pursuit Game: Master MSHA Rules in a Fun Way

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  1. 2001 ANNUAL REFRESHER “IN PURSUIT OF SAFETY” WY MSHA STATE GRANT PROGRAM

  2. RULES OF PLAY FOR “IN PURSUIT OF SAFETY” • YOU WILL BE DIVIDED INTO 2 OR MORE “TEAMS” • EACH TEAM WILL USE A DIFFERENT COLORED HAUL TRUCK GAME PIECE • EACH TEAM WILL ROLL A DIE TO DETERMINE ORDER OF PLAY- HIGHEST ROLL GOING FIRST

  3. RULES OF PLAY FOR “IN PURSUIT OF SAFETY” • PLAY WILL PROCEED CLOCK-WISE FROM THE STARTING TEAM • EACH TEAM WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO ANSWER ONLY ONE QUESTION FOR EACH TURN • EACH TEAM WILL RECEIVE 10 POINTS FOR EACH CORRECTLY ANSWERED QUESTION - PARTIAL POINTS MAY BE AWARDED BY YOUR INSTRUCTOR

  4. RULES OF PLAY FOR “IN PURSUIT OF SAFETY” • THE WINNING TEAM WILL BE DETERMINED BY ARRIVING FIRST IN THE CENTER OF THE GAME BOARD AFTER SUCCESSFULLY ANSWERING AT LEAST ONE QUESTION IN EACH TOPIC (COLOR) OR... • THE TEAM WITH THE HIGHEST POINT SCORE AT THE END OF THE GAME

  5. RULES OF PLAY FOR “IN PURSUIT OF SAFETY” • YOUR INSTRUCTOR WILL BE THE FINALJUDGE AS TO WHETHER YOUR TEAM ANSWERED THE QUESTION SATISFACTORIALLY! • YOU WILL HAVE UNTIL THE MUSIC STOPS TO CORRECTLY ANSWER EACH QUESTION - AN UNANSWERED QUESTION AT THE END OF THE MUSIC WILL BE A WRONG ANSWER!

  6. GROUND CONTROL TRANSPORTATION & COMMUNICATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION MANDATORY H & S STANDARDS EXPLOSIVES FIRST AID

  7. GROUND CONTROL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 16 12 13 14 15 17 11 18 19 20

  8. THE TERM USED TO DESCRIBE THE ANGLE THAT A FREE-PILED MATERIAL MAKES WITH A HORIZONTAL PLANE ANGLE OF REPOSE

  9. MINING METHODS SHALL BE USED THAT WILL MAINTAIN ____________ IN PLACES WHERE PERSONS WORK OR TRAVEL. WALL, BANK AND SLOPE STABILITY 56.3130

  10. WHEN SHOULD HIGHWALLS, BANKS, AND BENCHES, ETC. BE INSPECTED? PRIOR TO WORK COMMENCING, AS GROUND CONDITIONS WARRANT 56.3401

  11. WHAT ARE THE FOUR BASIC TYPES OF SLOPE FAILURES COMMONLY SEEN MINE HIGHWALLS? ROCK FALL, ROTATIONAL SHEAR, PLANE FAILURE, AND BLOCK FLOW Rotational Shear Slope Failure Block Flow Rock Fall

  12. GROUND CONDITIONS AT SURFACE METAL/NONMETAL MINES SHALL BE EXAMINED BY: A PERSON EXPERIENCE IN EXAMINING AND TESTING GROUND CONDITIONS DISIGNATED BY THE OPERATOR. 56.3401

  13. IF HAZARDOUS GROUND CONDITINS EXIST, WHAT MUST BE DONE UNTIL CORRECTIVE WORK IS COMPLETED? AREA MUST BE POSTED AND/OR BARRICADED 56.3200

  14. LOOSE, HAZARDOUS MATERIAL SHALL BE: STRIPPED FOR AT LEAST 10’ FROM THE TOP OF THE PIT OR BE SLOPED TO THE ANGLE OF REPOSE 56.3131

  15. WHAT IS A SLOPE FAILURE THAT OCCURS ALONG A PLANE OR BETWEEN LAYERS OF MATERIAL PLANE SHEAR

  16. WHAT MUST BE DONE WITH UNSAFE GROUND CONDITIONS? Must be taken down or supported before work or travel is permitted in area 56.3200

  17. TECHNIQUES USED TO PREVENT OR CONTAIN SLOPE FAILURES ARE COMMONLY REFERRED TO AS: GROUND CONTROL TECHNIQUES OR METHODS

  18. WHAT,ACCORDING TO 30 CFR 56.3000, IS A PASSAGE , WALK OR HAULAGE WAY REGULARLY USED OR DESIGNATED FOR PERSONS TO GO FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER CALL ? A TRAVELWAY

  19. WHAT IS THE TERM FOR A TYPE OF EMBANKMENT FAILURE THAT OCCURS AT OR ABOVE THE TOE OF A SLOPE... A SLOPE FAILURE

  20. WHAT CONDITIONS WOULD ALERT YOU THAT A SLOPE FAILURE COULD BE ABOUT TO OCCUR? FRACTURED OR BROKEN ROCKS IN THE HIGHWALL, VERTICAL DISPLACEMENT OF ROCK LAYERS, CRACKS IN ROCKS, CRACKS IN THE GROUND, UNDERCUT HIGHWALLS, FREEZING OR THAWING, HEAVY ROCKS PILED ON TOP OF LIGHT ROCKS, MATERIAL STEEPER THAN NORMAL ANGLE, WET WEATHER

  21. THE WIDTH AND HEIGHT OF BENCHES SHALL BE BASED ON WHAT? THE TYPE OF EQUIPMENT USED FOR CLEANING OF BENCHES OR FOR SCALING WALLS, BANKS OR SLOPES 56.3130

  22. A TYPE OF EMBANKMENT FAILURE WHERE THE FAILURE OCCURS BELOW THE TOE OF THE SLOPE, IS CALLED... A TOE FAILURE

  23. GROUND CONTROL METHODS USED BY SURFACE MINES TO PREVENT HIGHWALL ACCIDENTS INCLUDE... MAINTAINING PROPER SLOPE, BARRIERS, ROCK BOLTING, BENCHES OR TERRACES, REMOVING WATER PRESSURE, SCALING LOOSE MATERIAL

  24. WHAT IS THE MATERIAL THAT OVERLIES A DEPOSIT OF USEFUL MATERIAL OR ORE CALLED? OVERBURDEN 56.2

  25. HOW LONG MUST A RECORD OF WORK PLACE EXAMINATIONS BE KEPT BY THE MINE OPERATOR? 1 YEAR 56.18002

  26. WHAT ARE TWO MAJOR CONCERNS WHEN WORKING ON OR AROUND STOCK PILED MATERIAL? BRIDGING OVER DRAW OFF POINTS, & ENGULFING HAZARDS

  27. WHEN THERE IS EVIDENCE THAT THE GROUND AT DUMPING LOCATIONS MAY FAIL TO SUPPORT THE MOBIL EQUIPMENT, WHERE SHALL LOADS BE DUMPED? AT A SAFE DISTANCE BACK FROM THE EDGE OF THE UNSTABLE AREA 56.9304(b)

  28. TRANSPORTATION & COMMUNICATION 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 4 1 10 11 12 18 13 14 15 16 17 19 20

  29. WHERE ARE BERMS OR GUARD RAILS REQUIRED? ON ELEVATED ROADWAYS AND AT DUMP SITES 56.9300 & 56.9301

  30. WHAT IS THE MINIMUM HEIGHT OF A BERM? AXLE HIGH OF THE LARGEST PIECE OF EQUIPMENT USING THE AREA 56.9300(b)

  31. WHAT IS A PILE OR MOUND OF MATERIAL CAPABLE OF RESTRAINING A VEHICLE CALLED? A BERM 56.9000

  32. A SUITABLE _____________ SHALL BE PROVIDE AT THE MINE TO OBTAIN ASSISTANCE IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY. COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 56.18013

  33. WHAT MUST BE USED WHEN PERSONS ARE REQUIRED TO WORK AROUND DRAWHOLES? PLATFORMS OR SAFETY LINES 56.9312

  34. ACCORDING TO MSHA, PERSONS SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED TO RIDE OR BE TRANSPORTED ON OR IN WHAT APPLIANCES OR EQUIPMENT? DIPPERS,SHOVELS, BUCKETS, FORKS, CLAMSHELLS, CARGO SPACE OF HAULAGE EQUIPMENT, OR OUTSIDE THE CABS OR BEDS OF MOBILE EQUIPMENT 56.9200

  35. WHAT ARE THE MSHA REQUIREMENTS FOR EQUIPMENT CAB WINDOWS? BE SAFETY GLASS OR EQUIVALENT, IN GOOD CONDITON AND KEPT CLEAN 56.14103

  36. WHAT MUST BE PROVIDED TO PREVENT OVERTRAVEL OR OVERTURNING AT DUMP LOCATIONS? BERMS, BUMPER BLOCKS, SAFETY HOOKS, OR SIMILAR MEANS 56.9301

  37. WHO DOES MSHA ALLOW TO GET ON AND OFF OF MOVING MOBIL EQUIPMENT? TRAINMEN 56.9318

  38. WHEN THERE IS AN OPERATOR PRESENT, WHAT MUST YOU DO BEFORE GETTING ON OR OFF THE EQUIPMENT? NOTIFY THE OPERATOR 56.9316

  39. WHAT MUST BE DONE WHEN DEFECTS AFFECTING SAFETY ARE FOUND ON MOBIL EQUIPMENT? EQUIPMENT MUST BE TAKEN OUT OF SERVICE, PLACED IN DESIGNATED AREA OR TAGGED OUT UNTIL CORRECTIONS ARE MADE. 56.14100(C)

  40. WHEN SHOULD YOU INSPECT MOBILE LOADING AND HAULAGE EQUIPMENT? BEFORE SUCH EQUIPMENT IS PLACED INTO OPERATION 56.1400(a)

  41. WHAT EQUIPMENT IS USED TO TOW HEAVY EQUIPMENT? PROPERLY SIZED TOW BARS OR OTHER EFFECTIVE MEANS OF CONTROL 56.14209

  42. MINE EMPLOYEES SHALL NOT BE ASSIGNED, ALLOWED OR REQUIRED TO PERFORM WORK ALONE IN AREAS WHERE HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS EXIST UNLESS... THEY CAN COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS, CAN BE HEARD OR CAN BE SEEN 56.18020

  43. WHEN PARKING MOBIL EQUIPMENT ON A GRADE, THE WHEELS MUST BE ____________ OR TURNED INTO A BANK. CHOCKED 56.14207

  44. WHAT TYPE OF WARNING DEVICE MUST BE USED WHEN PARKED EQUIPMENT CREATES A HAZARD? VISUAL WARNING DEVICE 56.14208

  45. WHERE MUST EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS BE POSTED? AT APPROPRIATE TELEPHONES 56.18012

  46. MOBILE EQUIPMENT OPERATORS SHALL HAVE OF THE EQUIPMENT WHILE IT IS IN MOTION. CONTROL 56.9101

  47. WHAT MUST BE DONE WITH LARGE ROCKS BEFORE LOADING IF THEY COULD ENDANGER PERSONS? LARGE ROCKS MUST BE BROKEN 56.9202

  48. EQUIPMENT OPERATING SPEEDS SHALL BE... PRUDENT AND CONSISTANT WITH CONDITIONS OF ROADWAY, GRADES, CLEARANCE, VISIBILITY, TRAFFIC, AND TYPE OF EQUIPMENT USED 56.9101)

  49. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 10 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

  50. WHAT ARE THE THREE EFFICIENCY LEVELS IDENTIFIED FOR PARTICULATE RESPIRATORS UNDER 42 CFR 84? 95%, 99%, AND 99.97% 42 CFR 84

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