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A=COM • Motors are turned off, unless required for performing maintenance or repair. • All ground-engaging tools are grounded or securely blocked. • Controls are set in a neutral position and brakes are set. • Electrically driven equipment is installed with provision for tagging and locking out the controls while under repair. • Manufacturer's requirements for maintenance and repair are followed. • If continued operation is essential to the process, a safe means of protection shall be provided. • Provide and use a safety tire rack, cage, or equivalent protection when inflating, mounting, or dismounting tires installed on split rims, or rims equipped with locking rings or similar devices. 4.8.5 All heavy equipment shall have a documented inspection and if necessary, repaired prior to use. • Operators shall not operate heavy equipment that has not been cleared for use. • All machinery and mechanized equipment will be verified to be in safe operating condition (refer to S3AM-309-FM1 Approval of Machinery&Mechanized Equipment)by a competent person (refer to S3AM-202-PR1 Competent Person Designation)within seven days prior to operation on a new site or project. Clearance is valid for up to one year for the given site or project. • As applicable, all machinery and mechanized equipment shall be inspected/certified and tested at appropriate intervals as required by the manufacturer and/or regulatory requirements. 4.8.6 All heavy equipment shall be inspected at a minimum to the manufacturer's recommendations prior to each work shift.All defects shall be reported to the Supervisor/Manager immediately. • Defective heavy equipment shall be immediately tagged and taken out of service until repaired. • Inspection, maintenance, service and repair records shall be maintained at the site. If a manufacturer's or company-specific inspection checklist is not provided, use S3AM-309-FM2 Heavy Machinery Pre-Operation Checklist. • Records shall be made available for review upon request. Note: Documents may be electronically stored in the project files. 4.9 Fueling and batteries 4.9.1 A well-ventilated area shall be used for refueling. 4.9.2 Only the type and quality of fuel recommended by the engine manufacturer shall be used. 4.9.3 Fuel tanks shall not be filled while the engine is running.All electrical switches shall be turned off. 4.9.4 If there is potential to spill fuel on hot surfaces, the surfaces shall be permitted to cool down prior to fueling.Any spillage shall be cleaned before starting engine. 4.9.5 Spilled fuel shall be cleaned with cotton rags or cloths and disposed of in the proper receptacle; do not use wool or metallic cloth. 4.9.6 Open flames, lighted smoking materials, sparking equipment or any other type of ignition source shall remain a minimum of 35' (10.7m)from the fueling area and/or fuel source.This clearance shall be increased if required or conditions warrant. 4.9.7 Heaters in carrier cabs shall be turned off when refueling the carrier or the drill rig. 4.9.8 Portable containers to be filled shall be placed directly on the ground or be properly grounded prior to filling to prevent creation of a static charge. Portable fuel containers shall not be filled completely to allow expansion of the fuel during temperature changes. 4.9.9 Control electrostatic hazards. Heavy Equipment(S3AM-309-PR1) Revision 6 July 31,2019 PRINTED COPIES ARE UNCONTROLLED. CONTROLLED COPY IS AVAILABLE ON COMPANY INTRANET. Page 10 of 12