A Work Area Monitor (WAM) to protect Blast Crews from Rock Falls

International Society of Explosives Engineers
David Noon David Scutt
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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7
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1311 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Blast crews are exposed to a number of major hazards including explosives and chemicals, ground conditions, machinery, unique work environments and specific blasting hazards such as fly rock and misfires. Unfortunately, injuries caused by sudden and/or unexpected movement of ground are continuing to occur. Blast crews are not equipped with the knowledge or tools to understand whether a high wall that they are planning to work under is safe.
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APA: David Noon David Scutt  (2011)  A Work Area Monitor (WAM) to protect Blast Crews from Rock Falls

MLA: David Noon David Scutt A Work Area Monitor (WAM) to protect Blast Crews from Rock Falls. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2011.

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