Safety Talk - Misfires: What All Employees Need to Know

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Robert Morgan
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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Jan 1, 2004

Abstract

The mind-set that only blasters and their helpers need training in explosives can result in risk to other employees working at mine or construction sites where blasting is conducted. Misfires are not always immediately obvious during postblast examinations performed by the certified blaster in charge; the presence of undetonated explosives may not appear until well within the muckpile as was the case in the photo, right. To avoid accidents involving misfires, follow safety procedures specified in mine safety regulations, and the ISEE Blaster’s Handbook that include the following:
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APA: Robert Morgan  (2004)  Safety Talk - Misfires: What All Employees Need to Know

MLA: Robert Morgan Safety Talk - Misfires: What All Employees Need to Know. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2004.

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