Explosives exclusion reads open work orders and confirms they stay on crushers, screens, trucks, pumps, conveyors, and dust equipment. The technician writes the as-found reading and compares it with the last one on the asset. Blasting, magazines, and explosives handling are not these tasks. Anything past that line belongs to the site's own procedure, the OEM manual, or a permit. This is the inspection ChatterFix schedules. It is not itself permission to go further.
The steps ChatterFix schedules for this PM. Every step is a checkable item on the work order — a technician can speak their way through it without touching a keyboard.
Explosives exclusion reads open work orders and confirms they stay on crushers, screens, trucks, pumps, conveyors, and dust equipment. The technician writes the as-found reading and compares it with the last one on the asset. Blasting, magazines, and explosives handling are not these tasks. Anything past that line belongs to the site's own procedure, the OEM manual, or a permit. This is the inspection ChatterFix schedules. It is not itself permission to go further.
A blast plan gets pasted into a maintenance work order because that is the document people already know how to open. The round still closes, the number never lands on the asset, and the next person inherits a guess. Blasting, magazines, and explosives handling are not these tasks.
Monthly. A job that starts to read like a blast plan is stopped. An as-found reading outside the limit the site already published is a finding. It does not become a new setpoint on this work order.
This procedure — and every other PM for your industry — is already built into ChatterFix. Pick your industry and it lands on the right equipment, on the right interval, in about three minutes.