Fatality Risk Management
Critical controls
Strategic Health and Safety Plan 2015-2017:
Culture of Zero Harm
Leadership Coaching
Health & Safety
Leadership
Newmont Safety Journey
Safety Interactions
Fatality Prevention Critical Control Effectiveness
Behaviors & Engagement Employee Behaviors
Employee Wellness
Occupational Health &
Wellness
Exposure Reduction
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June 2015 Global Health and Safety 3
Fatality Prevention - Focusing on Critical Risk Management
Understand Control
Identify Assess Select Measure
Verify Report Embed
Fatality & Risks Critical Critical
Compliance Compliance Critical Controls
Health Risks (SQRA or HRA) Controls Controls
Leaders actively engaged in every step
Owned by operational leaders – Evaluate CC’s
Managers to confirm effectiveness.
(CCMPs)
Using the Layered Audit
Process to confirm Supervisors
implementation and (Field Verification - Owned by Supervisors – Verify CC’s controls
understanding of critical Behaviors & are in place and functioning.
Systems)
controls
Operators
Owned by Operators – Implement
(Checklists and Vital
Behaviors)
critical controls via Vital behaviors
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Fatal Risk Prioritization (SQRA/Bow-Tie Results)
40%
The top 7 risks represent approximately
35%
81% of total priority score
30%
25%
Priority Score
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
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¿Qué es un control?
Controles Críticos
Control Performance Criteria
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Bow Tie
CC Performance
criteria
Fatality Risks Comparison
Newmont Risks Yanacocha Risks
Event During Confined Space Work
1. 1. VEHICULAR INCIDENT (NOT MINE)
Uncontrolled Load During Crane & Lifting
2. 2. INCIDENT WITH LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Activity
3. Electric Shock / Arc Flash (Deferred) 3. TRAPPED BY ACTIVITIES DURING THE LOAD LIFTING
4. Uncontrolled Release of Stored Energy 4. EXPOSURE TO SEVERE WEATHER
5. Fall From Height 5. INCIDENT DURING ACTIVITIES IN CONFINED SPACE
6. Fall of Ground - Surface Operations 6. VEHICULAR INCIDENT (MINE)
7. Fall of Ground - UG Operations (Deferred)
8. Single Vehicle Event - HV
9. Collisions Involving Heavy Vehicles – On Site
Mobile Equipment - Pedestrian Interaction -
10.
Underground
Fatality Prevention - Focusing on Critical Risk Management
Understand Control
Identify Assess Select Measure
Verify Report Embed
Fatality & Risks Critical Critical
Compliance Compliance Critical Controls
Health Risks (SQRA or HRA) Controls Controls
Leaders actively engaged in every step
Owned by operational leaders – Evaluate CC’s
Managers to confirm effectiveness.
(CCMPs)
Using the Layered Audit
Process to confirm Supervisors
implementation and (Field Verification - Owned by Supervisors – Verify CC’s controls
understanding of critical Behaviors & are in place and functioning.
Systems)
controls
Operators
Owned by Operators – Implement
(Checklists and Vital
Behaviors)
critical controls via Vital behaviors
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Fatality Risk Responsible Individuals
Newmont Risks Responsible
1.
Event During Confined Space Work Sergio Vicuña
2.
Uncontrolled Load During Crane & Lifting Activity Javier Romero
3.
Electric Shock / Arc Flash Manuel Vergara
4.
Uncontrolled Release of Stored Energy Martín Gonzalez
5.
Fall From Height Vidal Pinto
6.
Fall of Ground - Surface Operations Jhony Mamani
7.
Fall of Ground - UG Operations Eduardo García
8.
Single Vehicle Event – HV Iliam Aguirre
9.
Collisions Involving Heavy Vehicles – On Site Yuri Saenz
10.
Mobile Equipment - Pedestrian Interaction - Underground Tim Sirotec
Action Plan
Activity Date
Explanation of the review process Fatality Risk Management 8/1/16
at SLT
Define responsible for each risk 8/1/16
Performance Criteria review of each risk, performed by the 8/3/16
group responsible
Presentation of Report to Isidro Oyola 8/4/16
Focus group with site subject matter experts to start process of 1st week of
updating the Critical Control Management Plans October
Development of new check list for layered audits with Critical 3th week of
Controls and Performance Criteria October
Socialization with layered audit teams and other workers 11/15/16
Application of new layered audits 4th week of
November
Thank you!