MOSH Entry Examination and Making Safe

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MOSH Entry Examination and Making Safe Aspects of the MOSH Leading Practice Adoption System CHAMBER OF MINES OF SOUTH AFRICA Working together for a sustainable future since 1889 SACEPA Conference - Secunda - 25 January 2012

Leading the change to zero harm Introduction Approximately how many Leading Practices can be adopted from the Learning Hub per year by the industry? Alignment with Industry Expectation Where should most energy (time, resources etc) of the Adoption Teams (or Learning Hub) be FOCUSED on POSSIBLE Operational measurement strategy for the Teams and Hub Leading Practice Adoption System MACRO DESIGN Aligning to the Business world approach Exploring the systems approach of the Leading Practice Adoption System How many weakest links in a chain? What determines the system’s Throughput? Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Systems Approach Background Systems Approach Model System: A set of interdependent processes working together to achieve a common goal How many weakest links in a chain? What determines the system’s Throughput? A B C D E Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Systems Approach Background Capacity Variations Murphy exists in reality Interdependencies Fluctuations Complexity Number of interdependent constraints managed (Physical and Non-physical) 10 20 5 15 25 Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Systems Approach Background An hr lost at the bottleneck is an hr lost for the whole system Bottleneck determines the system throughput Bottleneck is the ‘drumbeat’ of the system Plans must be staggered around the bottleneck 10 20 5 15 25 Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Systems Approach Background Physical Constraint 15 25 10 20 5 BUFFER BUFFER Starvation Blockage Identify the weakest link in the system Exploit the weak link Subordinate All to the Exploitation plan Elevate the Constraint (Investment) Go Back to 1. Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Systems Approach Background Non-Physical Constraint Cough Fever Leg cramps Backache Chills Leg cramps Muscle aches Backache Cough Fever Chills Defence Mechanism Breakdown Lungs Compromised In science, there is no Complexity PNEUMONIA Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Leading Practice Adoption System MOSH Leading Practice Adoption System - identifies Leading Practices in health and safety and then helps with their widespread adoption across industry Identification Phase – Identifying leading practices with greatest potential to address major risks Documentation Phase – Documenting the leading practice at the source mine where it already applied Demonstration Phase – Demonstrating the leading practice at another operating mine Facilitation Phase – Facilitating the widespread adoption of the leading practice CORE PROCESS Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Current Operating Philosophies Identification #1 Push LPs to the Bottleneck Documentation #3 Silo (Individual) Plans Demonstration #2 ‘Hands-off-approach’ with Support if requested by the Industry Facilitation Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Future Operating Philosophies Identification #1 Pull according to the Bottleneck capacity BOTTLECK SETS THE DRUM BEAT Documentation #3 Work according to the Integrated plan Demonstration #2 Marketing and Selling Mode of Operation during facilitation Facilitation Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Future Operating Rules Bottleneck Sets the Drum Beat Annual, Team, Leading Practices, targets & Plans are set from the constraint i.e. Pull from the facilitation stage) Facilitation phase has the first priority Progress reporting is based on; the impact to the facilitation stage e.g. delays to the facilitation phase Facilitation phase activities (70% of them should be planned) Stable & Rolling plans Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Future Operating Rules Marketing and Selling Mode of Operation during facilitation Compelling Value Case (corn to spread) Follow comprehensive selling procedure Manage the facilitation phase like a sells funnel Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Future Operating Rules Work according to the Integrated Plan Agree and signoff on Monthly, Quarterly and Annual plans Progress measurement should be based on the impact to the GOAL (critical path, chain, EV etc) Leading the change to zero harm

Leading the change to zero harm Next Steps Micro Design Work Cycles (at most 6 pages) – Inst. Memory Process Flows KPIs and KPAs Critical Interfaces Adds/destroys value Work designs per each phase (critical elements only) Technology & assets etc Non Physical Constraint Leading the change to zero harm