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A Message age From rom: Globa bal Supp pply Chain (GSC)

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Morenci Environmental Services

WHO DO I CONTACT WHEN I HAVE AN ENVIRONMENTAL QUESTION?

When in doubt. Call an Environmental Services representative.

SPILL HOTLINE – (928) 865-7745

Environmental Administration Office – Christina Seballos – (928) 865-6000 Environmental Yard, Satellite Accumulation, Roll Offs & Hoppers – Cody Watkins – 928-965-6928 Asbestos & Lead – Rob Walker – 928-215-6422 Air Quality – Shanna Holguin – (928) 965-0245, Bobby Scott – (928) 965-1770, Waleed Sunna – (928) 215-5695 Environmental ISO 14001 & Product Approvals – Ruth Chismar – (928) 215-9312 – Jonathan Anderson (928) 215-2730 Water Quality & Wild Life – James Hogan – (928) 965-0061, Dee Broadwell – (928) 965-3142, SWPPP – Jamie Aberle – (928) 215-0667 Asset Recovery & Morenci Transfer Station – Bryan Taylor – (928) 965-2777 Environmental Administration Accounting & Contracts – Cheryl Wright – (928) 965-1785

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12/0 /04/ 4/20 2017 217 Tot

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ries s 85 85 Reportab table e Injurie ries

Day of FMMO Employees working Safely (Reportable Injuries Only)

DAYS W/O LTA Hrs W/O LTA Days W/O Rec. Hrs W/O Rec.

the Year 337

TOTAL MTD YTD Number

3,170 3,170 3,103

22 589,315 5 133,935

Rate

REPORTABLE INJURY RATE TRIR Lost Time Injury Rate LTIR Property Damage Rate PDIR High Energy High Impact HEHI Events

MTD YTD QTD Target MTD YTD QTD Target MTD YTD QTD Target MTD YTD QTD Target

85 14 1.69 20 2 0.53 588 120 12.31 16 3 0.43 0.00 1.94 1.63 0.00 0.46 0.23 0.00 13.39 14.00 0.00 0.36 0.35

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Safe fety ty Dashbo board rd as of 12/ 2/3/20 3/2017

7 Incident Date Incident Type Organization/ Division Short Description

11/27/17 First Aid Processing Hydromet An employee was trying to separate a blank that between the hook and the lock mechanism of the strong back when his finger was pinched between the bars. 11/28/17 Restricted Duty Mine Haulage An employee was conducting a pre-op inspection when he tripped and fell landing on his shoulder. 11/30/17 First Aid Contractor Townsite A Sollers Construction employee was bit by a dog. 11/30/17 First Aid Processing Morenci Concentrator An employee was washing under the ball mills when he felt irritation on his back.

1.96 1.37 1.81 1.94 1.94 1.20 1.03 0.54 0.46 0.36 0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

5 Year Trend

YTD TRIR YTD HEHI

1.82 1.64 2.23 1.06 2.22 2.15 2.05 2.49 2.34 1.69 1.74 0.00 1.82 1.73 1.91 1.70 1.81 1.87 1.89 1.97 2.01 1.97 1.95 1.94 1.91 1.83 2.29 1.63 1.89 1.89 1.92 1.72 1.79 1.81 1.85 1.93 1.92 1.83 1.88 1.94

0.00 0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 Jan-17 Feb-17 Mar-17 Apr-17 May-17 Jun-17 Jul-17 Aug-17 Sep-17 Oct-17 Nov-17 Dec-17

12 Month Rolling TRIR

MTD TRIR YTD TRIR QTD TRIR 12MO TRIR

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7 13 22 26 35 44 52 62 71 78 85 85

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Repo portable able Injurie ries s – Top p 5 Injur urie ies

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Nature of Injury

Total No.

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Medical Treatment Restricted Duty Lost Time

Sprain/Strain 36 42% 23 13 Cut/Laceration 14 16% 14 Fracture 11 13% 2 3 6 Abrasion 7 8% 7 Bruise/Contusion 4 5% 4

Part of Body by Classification of Injury Total No.

• f Injuries

Medical Treatment Restricted Duty Lost Time

Eye 13 15% 13 Finger 11 13% 6 5 Ankle 10 12% 5 5 Shoulder 9 11% 8 1 Lower Back 7 8% 3 4

= Last week’s injuries = Year to date injuries.

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Division

Date of Last

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(FMMO) # of Days w/o Rep. Injury (FMMO) Date of Last

• Rep. Injury

(Contractors) # of Days w/o Rep. Injury (Contractors) Date of Last HEHI Event # of Days w/o a HEHI Event

MAINTENANCE SERVICES 9/6/2017 88 4/22/17 225 7/1/2016 511 HYDROMET & CLP 11/15/2017 18 10/11/17 53 6/29/2016 522 LEACHING 2/17/2017 289 7/23/16 498 2/25/2015 951 MORENCI CONCENTRATOR 11/11/2017 22 10/23/17 41 6/6/2017 180 METCALF CONCENTRATOR 11/21/2017 12 10/4/17 60 3/12/2016 642 CRUSH & CONVEY 8/17/2017 108 10/11/17 53 5/18/2017 216 MINE MAINTENANCE 10/9/2017 55 11/22/17 11 3/19/2016 624 FRAGMENTATION/LOADING/SUPPORT 10/12/2017 52 4/19/12 2061 11/22/2017 11 HAULAGE 11/28/2017 5 8/1/2008 3623 11/13/2017 20 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 10/11/2017 53 7/31/17 125 1/5/2016 698 ADMINISTRATION 5/19/2017 198 6/9/17 177 1/1/2014 1433 MERCANTILE 3/15/2017 263 6/20/17 166 1/1/2014 1433 CONTRACTORS

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CONTRACTOR HEALTH AND SAFETY MANUAL PART ONE (Section 5.0 Safe Practices)

5.10 Constru structio tion n Safety ety

• All equipment and materials used in concrete

construction and masonry work shall meet the applicable regulatory requirements.

• Employees working more than 6 feet above adjacent

working surfaces while placing reinforcing steel, setting or dismantling forms, etc., will use a safety harness with two lanyards/hooks. The standard of 100% fall-protection practices will be followed.

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5.10 Constru structio tion n Safety ety Cont. t.

• Rebar shall be capped with steel reinforced

impalement protection.

• Where

e fall arrest rest system tems s are used, , ensure ure there ere is eno nough ugh distanc tance e to preve vent nt persons sons from m cont ntacting acting surfac faces es during ing a f fall.

• l. If not, seek other means of fall

protection such as fall restraint, handrail or other guarding.

• The riding of concrete buckets for any purpose shall be
• prohibited. Working crews shall be kept out from

under suspended concrete buckets. Buckets ets shall ll have tag lines, nes, which h are a minimu nimum m of 6-feet et long. ng.

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5.10 Constru structio tion n Safety ety Cont. t.

• Reinforcing mats used as a walkway shall be covered with

plywood to provide safe footing.

• Workmen involved in abrasive blasting shall wear approved,

properly functioning, supplied air respirators and hoods.

• Concrete workers will be required to wear appropriate

shirts, boots, and gloves appr propriately priately bloused or taped d at the ankl kles s and wrists sts to reduce ce the dange ger r of burns.

• All lumber and materials shall be clear of nails and wire.

Excess materials shall be removed from the immediate work area. During ng form stripp ipping, ing, all nails s and snap ties will be pulled. d.

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5.11 Floor

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l Openings ings

• All open-holes in decks and walkways must be guarded

(covered), barricaded, or made otherwise

• inaccessible. If work must be performed and it is

infeasible to prevent access to a potential fall hazard through barricading, an attendant must be assigned to prevent accidental exposure by ensuring fall protection is used 100% of the time.

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5.11 Floor

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• When a safe work platform has been altered, creating

a fall hazard, substantial barriers or guarding, red “danger” flagging, and tagging that displays the nature of the hazard and protective action is required utilizing the FCX – Flagging, Guarding, and Barricading Guideline. Refer to FCX-Working at Heights Policy (FCX-02). FCX Flagging, Guarding, and Barricading Guideline in Part 2 of The Contractor Safety Manual.

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5.11.1 Barric rricadi ading ng

• Barricading and/or covers shall be removed only after
• ther means of fall protection are in place.

Employees installing and/or removing guarding and/or covers shall be protected by alternative fall protection through the entire process. The contractor responsible for the removal of barricading/guarding/covers is responsible for its replacement.

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5.11.1 Barric rricadi ading ng

• The perimeter, floor and wall opening shall be

demarcated with orange, 4-foot high vertical debris nets or an equivalent means to demarcate and identify the hazard. Temporary toe boards shall be installed. When necessary, debris nets shall also be installed.

• No employee, regardless of position, craft or job

assignment, shall be allowed in an area that could expose that person to a fall unless correct fall protection procedures are followed.

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5.11.2 Stand andard ard Rails ls

• A standard railing shall

consist of a top rail, intermediate (mid-rail) rail, 4-foot

• t high

h verti tical al debris ris ne nets s and post sts s (if toe e boards ds are not present) sent). .

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5.11.2 Stand andard ard Rails ls

• The top rail shall be approximately 42 inches from the

upper surface of the rail to the floor, platform or ramp

• level. The top rail shall be smooth-surfaced

throughout its length and be made of at least 2-inch by 4-inch stock or 3/8-inch cable, tripleclamped wire rope and turnbuckles on all straight runs.

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5.11.2 Stand andard ard Rails ls

• The mid-rail shall be halfway between the top rail and the

floor, runway, platform or ramp. The ends of the rail shall not overhang the terminal posts except when it does not constitute a projection hazard. The mid-rail shall be made of at least 2inch by 4-inch stock or its equivalent (3/8-inch triple-cable clamped wire rope).

• The toe-board, with 4-inch minimum height, shall be

securely fastened in place and have not more than 1/4 - inch gap between it and the floor level where vertical debris nets cannot be installed.

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5.11.2 Stand andard ard Rails ls

• Wood railing posts (verticals) shall be made of at least

2-inch by 4-inch stock or its equivalent and be spaced so as not to exceed 8 feet on center.

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5.11.2 Stand andard ard Rails ls

• Guardrail systems shall be capable of withstanding,

without failure, a force of at least 200 pounds applied within 2 inches (5.1cm) of the top edge, in any outward or downward direction, at any point along the top edge.

• All welding must be inspected and approved by a

certified welder.

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5.11.3 Stair air Railings ilings A stair railing shall be constructed similarly to a standard railing, but the vertical height shall not be more than 36 inches, nor shall there be less than 34 inches from the top rail to the surface tread in line with the face of the riser at the riser's forward edge. All handrails shall be provided with a minimum clearance of 3 inches between the handrail and any other surface or object.

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5.11.4 Covere ered Floor

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ning ngs Floor opening covers shall be capable of supporting two times the maximum intended load (which includes employees, equipment, and materials that may be imposed in any one square foot area of the cover at any time) and shall be installed as to prevent accidental displacement. Covers ers shall ll be disti tinc ncti tively ely marked rked and anchored

• red.

. All floor

• penings shall be protected by a cover or standard railing

with vertical 4-foot-high debris nets.

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5.11.5 Proc

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• During the project, stairs shall be provided on all

structures exceeding one story in height. Stairways shall be equipped with guardrail systems on leading

• edges. The guardrails may be temporary in nature so

long as they comply with dimensional and strength requirements noted in 5.11.2, above.

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5.11.5 Proc

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• All parts of stairways shall be free of hazardous projections.

Debris and other loose material shall not be allowed to accumulate on or under stairways. No f flamma mmable or combusti tible material rial may be a allowed ed to be s stored d or accumulat mulate under r or be r beneath h any stairway. rway.

• Permanent steel stairways having hollow pan-type treads

and landings that are to be used prior to concrete placement shall have the pans filled with solid material to the level of the edging.

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5.11.5 Proc

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• Temporary stairs shall have a landing not less than 30

inches wide, in the direction of travel, for every 12 feet of vertical rise. Wooden treads for temporary service shall be full width.

• Riser height and tread width shall be uniform

throughout any flight of stairs. Steps eps are required uired when a verti tica cal l step ep height ght is 19 inches es

• r greater.

eater.

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5.11.6 Runways ays and Openings ings

• Wall openings from which there is a drop shall be

physically barricaded. Flagging is not acceptable except as a secondary measure to identify the hazard.

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5.12 Fall l Protecti

• tection
• n Requirem

uirement nts s Please refer to the Working at Heights Policy.

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5.13 Steel eel Erec ecti tion

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Permanent floors shall be installed as soon as practical following the erection of structural members. At no time shall there be more than four floors, or 48 feet, of unfinished bolting or welding above the foundation or uppermost-secured floor.

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5.13.2 Temp mpor

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ary Floori

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• The erection floor shall be solidly planked over its

entire surface except for access openings which shall be properly and appropriately guarded at all times.

• Planking shall not be less than 2 inches thick, full size

undressed, and shall ll be laid d tight ght and secured red against inst movemen ement.

• t. Access openings will be guarded

with standard guardrail.

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5.13.2 Temp mpor

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• A safety railing shall be installed, approximately 42

inches high, around the periphery of all temporary planked or decked floors during structural steel

• erection. This railing shall be at least 3/8-inch cable

with at least three cable clamps at each connection with turnbuckles installed in all continuous runs.

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5.13.3 General eral Requirem iremen ents ts

• When structural steel is set, each piece shall be

secured with no less than two bolts at each connection and drawn up wrench-tight before the load is released.

• Material shall not be hoisted to a structure unless it is

ready to be put into place and secured.

• At no time shall an employee be exposed to the

potential of a fall without required fall protection.

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5.13.3 General eral Requirem iremen ents ts

• When loads are being hoisted, walking under the lift or

allowing an employee to be exposed to the swing of the lift is prohibited. No one shall be allowed to ride the load under any circumstances.

• A tag line shall be used to control all loads.
• For the protection of other crafts on the project, barricades

and signs shall be posted around the erection area, stating: “Danger Overhead Work in Progress.”

• There will be no “multi-tiering” of loads (Christmas Treeing).

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