2010-12-17_REVISION - C1981019 ‎(130)‎

• Permit No: C1981019
• IBM Index Class Name: Revision
• Doc Date: 12/17/2010
• Doc Name: Exhibit 6 Item 7 Geology Pre-Feasibility Part 2
• Type & Sequence: PR3
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

• Appendix F
SUPPLEMENTAL SAFETY GUIDELINES
(September 2004 Update)
Collom Exploration Project Area
The following guidelines supplement Colowyo's existing safety program guidelines. They are specifically
for contractors working away from pit operations and within the remote Collom Exploration Project Area.
GENERAL
(1) Each individual must be familiar with Colowyo's Mine Hazard Avoidance Procedures, Health
EMERGENCIES & FIRST AID
(10) For emergency purposes, cell phone communication must be established and maintained
within the Collom Area. An alternate contact location is desirable if the current site lacks
reception. All emergencies should be directed to the main number of:
EMERGENCY CALL: 970 - 824 -1500
And have the main gate personnel contact the appropriate emergency people. Radios will be
provided to field personnel if they so desire.
(11) Access to the "Flight For Life" helicopter service site must be known by all working in the
Collom Area.
(12) An ambulance service is available from the Colowyo Mine.
(13) First aid kits and fire extinguishers need to be present at each site.
(14) Handling of rattlesnakes must be avoided. Call 970- 824 -1500 if bitten..
(15) Insect repellent should be available and utilized to deter mosquitoes (West Nile) and ticks
(Lime disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, etc.).
(16) Sunscreen and protective clothing should be utilized to prevent sun - related illnesses.
• Workers should always keep well hydrated.
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& Safety Standards, Safety Rules and Safe Work Procedures, and General Safety Guidelines.
(2)
Colowyo's Safety Observation Forms are to be used to improve safety awareness within the
Collom Project Area.
(3)
Safety meetings will begin on each workday and discussions documented on the "Driller's
Daily Log ". A safety meeting will also be held on the morning of each new drilling period at
the lower administration building.
(4)
Dry conditions at the site require common sense usage of cigarettes, fire, electrical, and
welding equipment. Combustible materials should be cleared from heated sources such as
truck, compressor, pump exhausts, etc.
(5)
During wet road conditions and when reasonable, only 4X4 trucks should be operated.
Trucks should be equipped with a shovel and a set of chains.
(6)
Special care should be exercised when assisting stuck vehicles. When retrieving stuck
vehicles, a wide berth should be given when towing chains, nylon straps and harnesses are
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used.
(7)
Watch speed while driving, especially on blind corners. Roads become very dusty and loose
with travel and vehicles can lose control on turns if traveling too fast. When wet they are very
slick.
(8)
Back into parking spots when it is reasonable to do so.
(9)
Adopt Colowyo's safety culture. Practice "Take Five" throughout the workday.
EMERGENCIES & FIRST AID
(10) For emergency purposes, cell phone communication must be established and maintained
within the Collom Area. An alternate contact location is desirable if the current site lacks
reception. All emergencies should be directed to the main number of:
EMERGENCY CALL: 970 - 824 -1500
And have the main gate personnel contact the appropriate emergency people. Radios will be
provided to field personnel if they so desire.
(11) Access to the "Flight For Life" helicopter service site must be known by all working in the
Collom Area.
(12) An ambulance service is available from the Colowyo Mine.
(13) First aid kits and fire extinguishers need to be present at each site.
(14) Handling of rattlesnakes must be avoided. Call 970- 824 -1500 if bitten..
(15) Insect repellent should be available and utilized to deter mosquitoes (West Nile) and ticks
(Lime disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, etc.).
(16) Sunscreen and protective clothing should be utilized to prevent sun - related illnesses.
• Workers should always keep well hydrated.
N: \PROJECTS\ACTIVE PROJECTS\1158520037 RioTinto CollomPermit \Draft Permit Text Tables MapPDFs \Exhibits \Exhibit 6 Item 7 - Geology Pre -
Feasibility Report\Appendices\Appendix F - Protocols \SUPPLEMENTAL SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS- Revised.doe Pagel oft
1/16/2009