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UNDERGROUND coal mine sites’ heat management systems have to be subjected to regular audits to maintain relevance and ensure continuous improvement, according to the Queensland Mines Inspectorate.
The mine operator must implement a management plan, including a Trigger Action Response Plan, for limiting and managing, the heat exposure level to a coal mine worker.
The aim of the audit is to ensure the heat management system is properly implemented, maintained and effective, the inspectorate's Management of heat in underground coal mines standard says.
Site management must break down any silos in the mine.
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