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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977342
IBM Index Class Name
Hydrology
Doc Date
11/3/1986
Doc Name
RESEARCH SOIL ANALYSIS
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Fill. 6-Weekly manpower report <br />HEIiDFASOH M1NC IMInTEiJANCE <br />LA 60R U2: LIZATSOtJ REPORT FADE ] <br />FR18OO5-04 WEE% 26 DATE 0]; 23~%~ <br />IX:CU- FNE\' ?1TCF. LIIBRICATS0N BCHEUULI:G lIRSC tIEI111LE0 EMEFGENC'i OTI{EA Q.Ff TAL TiiTAL <br />PATI GII ]1]!.PEY'9' ISTL'E Mffi:E H'ICE IITL'E knFY f1AN HnURS PENCEN9' <br />COUE };EO C%:T itEi~ JV'I NE: U4T P£~ O'~.T FEG VJT F'GC O:^r REG OtT FEG LVT C'JT <br />n1O3 ',r. i,9 11.5 u.fl J5.G U.U ]9.5 O.5 fi.5 14.0 .. ..l ... 1b5.`> ..~ <br />1~,.1i „n 9," :.5 0.~~ __.. U.n 13.O i.O 26.0 o.o n.~ ,,0 0.0 ].LU,S U.O <br />9J1J 1-.P i.v ... 1],0 0.\~ -0G.O 0.0 J.5 ~.9 ~.rl 0.0 .~ ~.U ~E.O U.O <br />8513 u.b o.n !.V 0.0 1O.n ~,0 .e.5 n.O 0.^ O.n P.O 1.~ .. 0.0 J?.5 '.0 <br />UEP9' <br />TOTAL 2k.P !I,O 3n.5 O.C Lb`•.U U.U J3H.U 0.5 J~.O ,I,S 43.1i U.U .~.0 O.U hIR.S 1.0 1.1 <br />2 U15C1. .'.i }.n 23.5?. SJ.(+~ a..~. S..IS .!~t <br />tapes. First used to teach penunnel spelilic repair i«h- <br />niyurs, video wpe 1n.ctruction has been expanded m <br />explain the procedures of the maintenance program and <br />to inarucl almpmrm operators in checking their cyuip- <br />ment. A wccla }' newsletter published for Henderson <br />emplovas re-emphasizes the value of a;uipment checFs <br />by opera ton. <br />Labor control is aided by dividine \vork into seven <br />categories: PM inspections, lubrication. scheduled main- <br />tenance, unscheduled repairs. emrreency repairs, admin- <br />istrative support (such as bit grindin:a), and proj a;t <br />work. All records of maintenance work indicate the <br />category of work, along with the cyuipment number and <br />cyuipment component. Such data provide nla na~;tment <br />with information un manpower utilization fFig. fi) and <br />help in making dcciswns on sic and composition of the <br />workforce. <br />Each '.veek the mine supcrintcndent receives data on <br />mninten:mce manpower mc, uvcrtinle, and absenteeism. <br />These data are diseuued with the m;untenance gener.il <br />Ibrcman whin unfavura blc v^ria ores apuc;tr. <br />Al Henderson, 311 equipment components xre current- <br />Ip rcbuih by s maintenance crew. Items such :Is <br />hydraulic hone are now fa bricaled in-house from stork <br />parts, caber than being purchased from su pplirn. <br />Rebuilt parts arc tagged for reissue via the underground <br />parts warehouse. Rebuilding costs are charged to the <br />unit that wore out the cum punent. The rebuilt compo- <br />nent is placed in Mock at the nominal value of $1.110 lu <br />stimulate action within the inventory control system. <br />Each mechanic has hi, own set ul tooL•., but large, une- <br />uf-a~kind power tools arc issued from the warehouse to <br />help prevent Iesses. <br />Maintenance manngenLCnt keeps a chronulogir.ll <br />listing of major repairs un key units ul eyuipmen t, <br />includinlt rcphlccmcnl of major cumponems, repairs of <br />all drive elements, cunirols, and catch' dl:vices, and work <br />that indic:tlcs chronic, rrpetiuve probler,~s. <br />As the m;untenance program got undenva y, a repair- <br />his0.m' lug wa, established Ibr each una of cyuipment. <br />Mechanics fill out the lug books as they cum pletc va riuus <br />tubs on the unit. Parts numbers aced in the work are <br />listed, which enaw races use of the. books and increases <br />their value. The lug books arc screened regularly by a <br />mechanical engineer in the maintenance department. <br />His review pinpoints problems :md provides guidelines <br />for tam ble-shouting to prevent a repetition of break- <br />downs. The engineer ^Iso Cokes note of the intervals <br />between replacunent of cum ponems and enters the data <br />un these intervals into the PM system and the forecast <br />report, to be aced in rev icing maiinena ncr reyuire- <br />mcnts. <br />Standards and manuals <br />Hendenun\ overhaul program now includes all major <br />units of nwbile cyuipment. Alter one or two unit. wire <br />worked un, it became apparent that standards of yuun- <br />tit} and quality were needed. The quantity standard that <br />was prepared apclls out the manfiuu rs and chiles allo- <br />cated to each ovcrh;tul, while the yuahly standard <br />prescribes what is w be dune lur each job. The manhours <br />expended on each job err rccurded opposite the estimate <br />of nu+nhou rs on the MJO status report, end the v;iri- <br />ances arc nublcct to rev irw. <br />At the end ul each month, the mine superintendent <br />reviews a gra phird }'ear-to-date record of mamtcnance <br />cosh for each production department. hey fleet coca, <br />such as LHDs, also arc reported. <br />After the maintenance program was well under way, <br />all procedures were written into a maintenance manual. <br />The manual helps to enaure that the proccdures will be <br />lollowed consistently and is used also to instruct all new <br />supen'isors. <br />Henderson prrwnncl ,md the independent cunaultant <br />developed :md put into practice most of the maintenance <br />program for mobile cyuipment within a year of <br />startup-a cignitiruu achievement in view' of the mvri:id <br />headaches inherent in eWrting up env new mine. particu- <br />larh'a ann plcz undcrgnnlnd operation. <br />
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