Mine safety documents that pass first time.
Codes of Practice, risk assessments, bowties, procedures and standards, written to the Mine Health and Safety Act and the DMPR guidelines, in your mine's own format.
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Everything your mine's safety system needs, on paper and on site.
Codes of Practice, procedures and standards
- Mandatory Codes of Practice, to the DMPR guidelines, clause for clause
- Every referenced document attached as an annexure
- Risk assessments: baseline, issue-based (IBRA), task-based (TBRA) and continuous
- Bowties for significant unwanted events, and golden-control monitoring
- Managerial instructions and operational procedures
- SOPs and standard task procedures (STPs)
- Electrical procedures and electrical standards
- Mining standards and engineering standards
- Management plans, such as fire risk management plans
- Lesson plans and training manuals based on your procedures
Your contractors
- Contractor safety files compiled to your own index
- Contractors taken through ComplyWorks or your own onboarding system
Safety officers
- Qualified safety officers on your mine
- Full-time placement or when you need them
Audits and ISO
- Legal and compliance audits
- System audits and site inspections
- ISO 45001, 14001 and 9001: we implement the system and do your internal audits
- We prepare you for certification, but do not do external certification audits
Accident investigations and traffic management
- Full investigations and legal reports under the MHSA
- Traffic management plans: route planning and site map design
1,000+ Codes of Practice and risk assessments written and reviewed. Our COPs have been accepted by the DMPR without instructions to revise, and have passed multiple audits.
Send us one Code of Practice. We check it clause by clause.
We compare it with the current DMPR guideline, check the numbering and the annexures, and send you a written list of what is missing or out of date. Free, with no obligation. If you want us to fix it, we quote you first.
Or attach it to an email to info@indunatrng.co.za
We reply the same working day.
If a document we wrote is sent back because of our mistake, we fix it at no charge.
Whether it comes back from the mine, the DMPR or an inspector.
Trusted on South Africa's mines.
The terms, explained.
Safety work comes with its own language. Here is what the most common terms mean.
- COPCode of Practice
- A mandatory document the mine prepares under the Mine Health and Safety Act, written to the DMPR guideline for a specific significant risk.
- DMPR guideline
- The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources guideline that sets out what each mandatory COP must contain, and in what order.
- Baseline risk assessment
- The mine-wide assessment of significant hazards and risks that every other risk assessment builds on. It is reviewed regularly.
- IBRAIssue-based risk assessment
- A risk assessment for a specific change, incident or concern, including critical issues from the baseline assessment.
- TBRATask-based risk assessment
- Identifies and controls the risks of one specific task before the work starts.
- Bowtie
- A diagram of a significant unwanted event, showing its causes, its consequences and the controls on each side.
- Golden controls
- The critical controls that must always be in place and working, checked through regular monitoring.
- STPStandard task procedure
- A step-by-step guide to doing a specific task safely and correctly.
Good questions, straight answers.
Do you write Codes of Practice for any mine?
Yes. We write to the DMPR guideline for the hazard, in each mine's own format and numbering, and attach every document the COP refers to. Our COPs have been accepted by the DMPR without instructions to revise.
Can you help the contractors working on our mine?
Yes. We compile contractor safety files to your own index and take contractors through ComplyWorks or your own onboarding system, so they arrive on site ready.
How long does a Code of Practice take?
It depends on the guideline, the site and how much information already exists. We agree a delivery date with you up front, before any work starts.
What does the free check include?
Send us a COP, risk assessment or procedure, or book a video call. We check it against the guideline and send you a written list of what is missing. If it needs fixing, we quote you first.
How do you charge?
You get a written, fixed quote per document or per project before any work starts, so you can get budget approval with no surprises. The first check is free.
Can you certify us for ISO 45001, 14001 or 9001?
No. Certification audits are done by an accredited certification body. We implement the system with you and do your internal audits, so you are ready when the certification body comes.
Do you only work in the Free State?
No. Our head office is in Welkom and we service clients nationwide.
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Find the gaps before the inspector does.
No cost and no obligation. Send us your COP, safety file or OHS documents, book a video call, or bring them to our office. You get a written list of what is missing. If you want us to fix it, we quote you first.
We reply the same working day.
Head office: 225 Koppie Alleen Road, Welkom, Free State · Open in Google Maps
Office hours: Monday to Thursday 07:30 to 16:00, Friday 07:30 to 12:00.
Servicing nationwide.