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Guide Tunnelling (Australia): Specific Hazards, Risks and Control Measures – Compressed Air Tunnell Mobile App

This method is used to provide extra temporary ground support in very soft and extremely wet ground conditions. It is also used where other ways of stopping excessive water entering the tunnel or the ground collapsing into the tunnel are not possible. Control measures should be implemented to eliminate or minimise, so far as is reasonably practicable, the risks associated with compressed air tunnelling. The Guide Tunnelling (Australia): Specific Hazards, Risks and Control Measures – Compressed Air Tunnelling mobile appp includes specific hazards, risks and control measures - compressed air tunneling. This app is part of a collection of Guide Tunnelling (Australia) apps. Download them all for free!

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Date of Inspection
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Contractor Name
Contract Number
Project Name
Contract Number
Project Name
Inspector Name
Inspector Signature
Engineer's Name
Engineer's Signature
fire
surface blow out
underground structure blowout or damage
ground stability failure during operations
recovery of injured people from a compressed air environment
poorly designed or commissioned systems leading to injury or loss of life
lack of medical facilities close by
health risks including the bends or bone necrosis
implementing emergency rescue procedures
ensuring:
secure and stable air supply
air locks have at least two compartments—one lock
normally opens into the tunnel to permit workers into the face area and to escape to a safe place...
constant air flow to provide ventilation and temperature control
designing and operating air locks strictly governed by
statutory compressed air regulations
...and More!