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Mining Technology and Standards Forum Panel Discussion

Mining Technology and Standards Forum Panel Discussion. CIM 2014 Session Two: Underground Communications Infrastructure. Agenda. Safety share: Impact of Cell Phones on Driving Focus of panel: UG C ommunication Infrastructure Geographic distribution of large and medium scale underground mines

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Mining Technology and Standards Forum Panel Discussion

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  1. Mining Technology and Standards Forum Panel Discussion CIM 2014 Session Two: Underground Communications Infrastructure

  2. Agenda • Safety share: Impact of Cell Phones on Driving • Focus of panel: UG Communication Infrastructure • Geographic distribution of large and medium scale underground mines • Quick overview of small scale and artisanal mines • Interactive Q&A

  3. FACTS: • Multitasking is a myth. Our brains cannot process two cognitively demanding tasks at once. • There is no difference in risk between hands-free and handheld cell phone use. • Cell phone users are x4 times as likely to be involved in crashes resulting in injury. • Drivers talking on cell phones fail to see 1/2 of the information in their driving environment. They “look” but they don't “see”.

  4. FACTS: • Adult passengers often actively help drivers by monitoring and discussing traffic, whereas a person on the phone cannot see the roadway and adjust the conversation as needed. • Hands-free devices do not offer safety benefits • No cell phone call or text is worth a life

  5. Bailey Goodman and four friends – Killed when their car swerved into the path of a tractor-trailer. Records show driver was texting at time of accident. All were cheerleaders who had just graduated from high school. (June 2007, NY) Bailey Goodman, Meredith McClure, Hannah Congdon, (top) Sara Monnat and Katie Shirley (bottom) Jason Norling – 38 year old Harris County (Houston) deputy killed by distracted cell phone driver. (October 2007, TX) "We're all real numb right now. The numbness is going to wear off and then the sadness will continue for a long time.” Pct. 5 Constable Phil Camus, co worker

  6. 12 year old killed when a cell phone driver ran a red light. January 2004. Joe Teater 4/12/1991 – 1/20/2004

  7. What You Can Do • Lead by example – stop using cell phone when driving (change no answer greeting) • Don’t talk with people who call you while they are driving • Educate employees, drivers, parents, friends and family • Implement cell phone driving bans • Support legislation and enforcement

  8. Focus of Panel:Large and medium scale undergroundhardrock mines

  9. Small scale mining

  10. Small scale mining

  11. Artisanal mining

  12. Artisanal mining

  13. Small scale and artisanal mines, all categories

  14. Why do we want to measure? You can not manage what you do not know !!

  15. Review of overall Data Flow of UG Environment

  16. Interactive Q&A!

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