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Rock Hammer Earthmoving

Table of Contents

Contacts........................................................................................................................................2Pre-Start........................................................................................................................................3Plant Maintenance........................................................................................................................3

Daily Tasks...............................................................................................................................3Weekly Tasks...........................................................................................................................3Monthly Tasks..........................................................................................................................3MAN Fault Codes....................................................................................................................4

Plant Tabulated Data.....................................................................................................................5Quarries........................................................................................................................................7Tip Sites......................................................................................................................................10Asphalt Plants.............................................................................................................................11Concrete Plants...........................................................................................................................12Materials.....................................................................................................................................14

Road Base..............................................................................................................................14Who will take this and how much might it cost?...................................................................15Unit Conversions...................................................................................................................15

Expectations of Rock Hammer Representatives........................................................................16Safe Work Methods Statements (SWMS)..................................................................................17Tips & Tricks..............................................................................................................................18

Mitchelmore...........................................................................................................................18Hanson...................................................................................................................................18Tipping...................................................................................................................................18Loading..................................................................................................................................18General...................................................................................................................................19The Yard.................................................................................................................................19Driving...................................................................................................................................20

Rock Hammer Merchandise.......................................................................................................20Dockets.......................................................................................................................................21

Fuel Dockets..........................................................................................................................21...............................................................................................................................................21Rock Hammer Hourly Hire....................................................................................................22...............................................................................................................................................22Rock Hammer Cartage...........................................................................................................23Mitchelmore...........................................................................................................................24Eagle Alliance Hourly Hire....................................................................................................25...............................................................................................................................................25Pink Cartage...........................................................................................................................26

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Contacts

Harley 0404 434 444 [email protected]

Rochelle 0420 363 362 [email protected]

Dick 0408 078 827 [email protected]

Hanson Allocators 3858 1634

Hanson Allocators 3858 1632

Mitchelmore 5529 8700

Eagle Alliance 3843 1649

Ace (Natalie) 0413 190 550

Pink (Dave) 0409 101 468

Nyanda (Kelly) 0418 900 519

Carsburg 3267 8033

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Pre-Start

Rock Hammer uses the Safe Start Inspections application to record pre-start inspections for all vehicles and plant. It can be installed on your smart phone or it will be on the tablet in the truck.

To use the Safe Start Inspections application:

• Press the application icon

• Select pre-start Inspection

• Fill in the appropriate fields and record your answers, one touch on a button will record a tick, two will record a cross.

• If you are required to inspect additional plant or trailers select yes when asked

• Review the report then press submit and it will be sent to the office

The settings should be pre-configured so you should not have to change them.

Plant Maintenance

If your truck or machine is coming due for a service, tell Harley.

Daily Tasks

• Fuel all Vehicles at the end of your shift

• Grease machines

• Clean air filters if working in a dusty environment

• Make sure the cabin is clean & tidy

Weekly Tasks

• Wash vehicles & machines

• Grease trucks & trailers

Monthly Tasks

If a truck or machine has not been used / checked for a month, a pre-start needs to be conducted.You may be asked to perform this inspection.

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MAN Fault Codes

Should you have a fault in one of the MAN trucks, take a photo of the fault codes and send them to Rochelle. The codes are accessed by these menu options when the key is in the on position andthe gearbox is in neutral.

• Press the Vehicle menu button to the steering wheel, bottom left

• Press OK to select Tractor Vehicle

• Press Down button to move cursor to Monitoring Data and select with OK

• Press Up button twice to select Diagnosis and select with OK

• Press OK to select Control Units

• Then scroll through each control unit listed and take a photo of any codes shown

• Esc will get you out of the menu system

Fault codes look like this:

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Plant Tabulated Data

Registration: 774TKNHanson Fleet No.: MIT4306Tare: 9.80tGVM: 23.00tBin Volume: 13m3

Minimum Clearance: 3.5mBin Floor Height: 1.3mBin Side Height: 2.4m

Registration: 777TKNHanson Fleet No.: MIT4305Tare: 9.80tGVM: 23.00tBin Volume: 13m3


Registration: 017RQOHanson Fleet No.: MIT4RQOTare: 10.50tGVM/GCM: 23.00 / 42.50tBin Volume: 14 / 20m3


Registration: 822TMYHanson Fleet No.:Tare: 15.20tGCM: 42.50tBin Volume: 26m3


Registration: 606VTGHanson Fleet No.:Tare: 9.80tGVM/GCM: 23.00tBin Volume: 13m3


Registration: 483SVDHanson Fleet No.: MIT4307Tare: 9.80tGVM: 23.00tBin Volume: 13m3


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Registration: 261VIIHanson Fleet No.: MIT4KTUTare: 10.30tGVM: 22.50/42.50tBin Volume: 13m3

Minimum Clearance: 3.5mBin/Tag Floor Height: 1.3m/1.0mBin Side Height: 2.4m

Registration: 596TUMTare: 7.00tGVM: 15.00tBin Volume: 6m3


Machine: 3t ExcavatorMake: KobelcoModel: 35GVM: 3.5tHeight (cab): 2.9m* boom may be higher than cab *

Machine: PozitrackMake: JCBModel: 150TGVM: 3.7tHeight: 2.3m

Machine: 5t ExcavatorMake: KubotaModel: U5.5-4GVM: 5.5tHeight (cab): 2.9m* boom may be higher than cab *

Machine: BobcatMake: JCBModel: 155GVM: 2.9tHeight: 2.2m

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Quarries

Site Address UHF Open Last Load Phone Notes

Adabri SandstoneQuarry Goldmine Road, Helidon 26 06:00 Helidon Sandstone

Alberton Soil & Sand 112 Zipfs Road, Alberton 6 0408756616

Alex Fraser Nudgee 1512 Nudgee Road, Nudgee Beach 26 06:30 / 07:00 16:15 / 11:45 3637 9007 Queensland Recycling / QR

Alex Fraser Archerfield 40-50 BeaufighterAvenue, Archerfield 19 06:30 / 07:00 16:15 / 11:45 3637 9000 Queensland Recycling / QR

BCC Pine Mtn Road 280 Pine Mountain Road, Mt Gravatt East 17 Enter from Cavendish road end

BMI Acacia Ridge 146 Watson Road, Acacia Ridge 11 06:00 16:45 3272 0143

BMI Redbank Plains Newhill Drive, Redbank Plains 11 06:00 16:45 3282 1267 Bogside

BMI Trade Coast End of Trade Coast Drive, Eagle Farm 11 Dirt driveway off roundabout

Boral Latnton End of Lawnton Pocket Road, Lawnton 16 06:00

Boral Lytton 150 Anton Road, Lytton 9 Boral – Hanson Joint Venture

Boral Petrie Dayboro Road, Whiteside 06:15

Boral Purga T Morrows Road, Purga 27 07:00

Boral Stapylton 100 Rossmans Road, Stapylton 30

Boral Yatala AL Tony Stephens Way 27 07:00 In Darlington Park

Bromelton Quarry Sandy Creek Road, Bromelton 11 06:00 5541 1355 Past Neilsens Quarry

Clutha Creek Sands Clutha Creek Road, Tamborine 11 07:00 5543 6376

Coastal Sands Mill Road, Woongoolba 36 5546 2051

Corridor Sands Marks Road, Woongoolba 32 06:00 5546 1523

Fulton Hogan Blue Rock Tamaree Road, Sandy Creek 20 07:00 / 08:00 5546 4100

Fulton Hogan Stonemaster

Stonemaster Drive, Stayplton 20 07:00 / 08:00 3827 7911

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingSite Address UHF Open Last Load Phone Notes

Hanson Ferny Grove 164 Upper Kedron Road, Ferny Grove 30 06:00 16:30

Hanson Glasshouse Mt Beerwah road, Glasshouse 19 Enter via second gate

Hanson Lytton 150 Anton Road, Lytton 9 Boral – Hanson Joint VentureLytton Sand Plant

Hanson Nerang Hymix Road, Gaven 27 06:00 16:30

Hanson Tweed Sands Altona Road, Cudgen, NSW 19

Hanson Wolffdene Harts Road, Luscombe 16 06:30 16:30

Holcim Beenleigh 134 Peachey Road, Luscombe 21 07:00

Holcim Petrie 2 Dunlop Lane, Petrie 19 06:15 16:00/10:00

Karreman Quarry West Mt Cotton Road, Mt Cotton 10 3206 6311

Lantrak Keperra 469 Settlement Road, Keperra 12 07:00 15:00

Maryln Compost 148 Skopps Road, Norwell 31 5546 2289

Mt Cotton Quarry 1513 Mt Cotton Road,Mt Cotton 17 06:00 3206 6211

Mt Marrow Blue Rock 237 Mt Marrow Quarry Road, Mt Marrow 07:00 16:00 / 10:30 5464 4644 via Haigslea – Malbar Rd

Neilsens Brendale Johnstone Road, Brendale

Neilsens Bromelton Sandy Creek Road, Bromelton 27 06:00

Neilsens Cryna 412 Cryna Road, Cryna 14 06:00

NuCrush Hart Street 19 Hart Street, Upper Coomera 18 07:00 5573 8000 Not Open Saturday

NuCrush 33 Maudsland Road, Oxenford 18 07:00 5514 7444 Not Open Saturday

Phoenix Power Recyclers 126 Sandy Creek Road, Yatala 12 06:00 16:45 3807 5699 EarthBorn

Resource Recoveries & Recycling

706 Mt Cotton Road, Sheldon 13 3206 0022 RRR

River Sands Beenleigh – Redland Bay Road, Carbrook 16 07:00 3412 8111 West Plant

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingSite Address UHF Open Last Load Phone Notes

Southern Pacific Sands 565 Bestman Road, Ningi 16 06:30

Wanuran Sands 5 Turnbull Road, Wamuran 26 08:00 5429 8568 Down end of road near Green Road. Big cattle grid.

Wholesale Sand 124 Behms Road, Norwell 39 07:30 5546 1454

Zanows' Sand & Gravel 1630 Brisbane Valley Highway, Fernvale 20 5427 0347 Driveway on the right (NB) just past the school

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Tip Sites


Alex Fraser Nudgee 1512 Nudgee Road, Nudgee Beach 26 06:30 / 07:00 16:15 / 11:45 3637 9007 Queensland RecyclingQR

Alex Fraser Archerfield 40-50 BeaufighterAvenue, Archerfield 19 06:30 / 07:00 16:15 / 11:45 3637 9000 Queensland RecyclingQR

BMI Acacia Ridge 146 Watson Road, Acacia Ridge 11 06:00 16:45 3272 0143

BMI Pine Mountain Road 279 Pine Mountain Road, Mt Gravatt East 11 07:00 16:15 3219 4117

BMI Redbank Plains Newhill Drive, Redbank Plains 11 06:00 16:45 3282 1267 Bogside

BMI Stayplton 215 Burnside Road, Stapylton 11 06:30

Bcc Landfill 174 Gardener Road, Rochedale 9 Rochedale Landfill

BCC Pine Mountain Road 280 Pine Mountain Road, Mt Gravatt East 17 Enter from Cavendish road end

BCC Profile Goodman Place, Murarrie 25 Only profile from BCC jobs

EER 1732 Stapylton - Jacobs Well Road, Norwell 18 06:00 17:00 First driveway on right after Behms Road

Lantrak Swanbank 1 Memorial Drive, Swanbank 20 06:00 3294 1986

Maryln Compost 148 Skopps Road, Norwell 31 5546 2289

Molendinar Tip Cnr Jacobs Road and Herbertson Drive, Molendinar

06:30 16:15

North End Industrial Solutions

150 Behms Road, Norwell 9

Stapylton Tip Rossmans Road, Stapylton 07:00 16:45

Transpacific New Chum 100 New Chum Road, New Chum 26 06:00 18:00 3816 2166

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingAsphalt Plants


Boral Eagle Farm 119 Cullen Avenue West, Eagle Farm 9 3816 2166

Boral Redbank Plains 961 Redbank Plains Rd, Redbank Plains 3282 2225 Access via Newhill Drive

Boral West Burleigh Bermuda Street, West Burleigh 5593 5488 Near Cnr of Hutchinson & Junction

BCC Asphalt 288 Curtin Avenue West, Eagle Farm 17 3403 1001

BCC Pine Mountain Road 280 Pine Mountain Road, Mt Gravatt East 17 Enter from Cavendish road end

BCC Profile Goodman Place, Murarrie 25 Only profile from BCC jobs

Downer Archerfield 150 Boniface Street, Archerfield 29 3364 0400

Downer Brendale 81 Kremzow Road, Brendale 3480 7000

Fulton Hogan Bald Hills Gympie Road, Bald Hills 30 06:30 3261 2333 Via northbound service road near gateway merge

Fulton Hogan Stapylton 180 Burnside Road, Stapylton 2 3441 7407 Burnside Road

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Concrete Plants

Site Address UHF Notes

Bald Hills Gympie Road, Bald Hills Via northbound service road near gateway merge

Burleigh Yellow 19 William Banks Drive, Burleigh Heads 25

Caboolture Roseby Road, Caboolture 31 Call up before reversing in the gate off the street

Caloundra 9 Industrial Avenue, Caloundra West 31

Chinderah 28 Ozone Street, Chinderah 10 Drive in first gate

Cleveland 283-287 Industry court, Cleveland 16

Coomera Old Coach Road, Coomera Enter via Ellis Way

Coopers Plains Norbury Street, Coopers Plains 36 Drive in third gate

Ferny Grove Upper Kedron Road 30

Ipswich 37 Briggs Road, Ipswich 33

Jindalee 43 Counihan Street, Seventeen Mile Rocks 20

Labrador 308 Brisbane Road, Labrador 27

Lytton 142 Anton Road, Lytton 36 Drive in second gate

Maroochydore 34 Commercial Road, Maroochydore 31

Noosa 31 Almost opposite Bunnings

Northgate 866 Nudgee Road, Northgate 31

Park Ridge 11

Southport 6 Bailey Crescent, Southport 27

Springwood Blue 34 Allgas Street, Slacks Creek 36

Springwood Yellow 65 Rowland Street, Springwood 16 Approach from Westerway Street.

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingSite Address UHF Notes

Stapylton Lot 10 Elliott Drive, Stapylton 34

Strathpine Cnr of Duntroon & South Pine Road, Brendale 31 First gate in Duntroon Street

Tweed Heads

Wacol 11

West End 19 Nott Street, West End 36

Windsor Somerset Street, Windsor 31

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Materials

Road Base

Queensland Department of Main Roads has a specification structure which is arrived at after a setof tests. These tests are comprised of a range of requirements including rates of expansion/movement, water absorption, mechanical strength and compaction. There are three products commonly supplied which comply with these standards. They are Main Road Dept (MRD)2.5, 2.3, and 2.1. The common aggregate size is 26.5mm minus and this is shown as MRD 2.5c, 2.3c, and 2.1c.

Commonly, road building materials are classified by a CBR (California Bearing Ratio). This is a penetration test to evaluate the mechanical strength of road sub-grades and base courses. This measurement was developed by the California Department of Transport and is now a common form of rating Road Base material. Basically, the higher the CBR rating, the harder the surface. Asan example, Top Soil has a CBR rating of 5, moist sand is around CBR10, where a high quality crushed rock (Blue Metal) has a CBR rating well above CBR80.

The higher the CBR rating, the less movement or compaction when vehicles are driven over the roadway, so higher rated material will require less thickness to produce a stable and strong road surface. Queensland Transport require minor roads to have a minimum thickness of 200mm for light vehicle use, comprising of a sub base minimum of CBR35 (100mm) and a base minimum of CBR60 (100mm).

The Main Road Specifications include the CBR rating along with several other requirements. This means that a MRD2.5c product will out-perform a product which only has a CBR15 rating, even though MRD2.5c has the same CBR qualification.

Queensland Main Roads Specification

Recycled Material Blend Californian Bearing Ratio

2.5C RM005 CBR15

2.4C RM004 CBR35

2.3C RM003 CBR45

2.2C RM002 CBR60

2.1C RM001 CBR80

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Who will take this and how much might it cost?

Material Tip Site Indicative Price

Fill BMI Pine Mountain Road $10/m3

BMI Redbank Plains $5/m3

BMI Watson Road $18/t

EER $5/m3

Concrete / Brick / Asphalt Alex Fraser Archerfield $5/m3 / $10/m3 / $10/m3

Alex Fraser Nudgee $5/m3 / $10/m3 / $10/m3

BMI Redbank Plains $5/m3 / - / -

BMI Watson Road $4/t / $10/t / $10/t

EER $5/m3 / $10/m3 / $10/m3

Green Waste / Stumps & Logs BMI Pine Mountain Road $25/m3 / $30/m3

BMI Redbank Plains $20/m3 / $25/m3

BMI Watson Road $51/t / $61/t

Construction & Demolition Waste (C&D)

BMI Watson Road $31/t

Unit Conversions

Product tonne / m3 M3 / tonne

Aggregates ( Recycled) 1.2 0.85

Aggregates 1.5 0.70

Crusher Dust 1.5 0.70

Road Bases 2.0 0.50

Sand 1.5 0.70

Screened Topsoil 1.3 0.80

Commercial Soil Blend 1.0 1.0

Premium Soil Blend 1.2 0.85

Mulches 0.4 2.5

Fill 1.5 0.70

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingExpectations of Rock Hammer Representatives

When on site you are representing Rock Hammer Earthmoving and/or the company we are representing. Your actions reflect on all of us. The attitude of “couldn’t care less about this customer, I will get work elsewhere tomorrow” will not be tolerated. You are expected to treat every customer as if they are our only customer.

All dealings with clients are to be handled professionally at all times. If you find yourself “starting to lose it” take a breath, walk away and give Harley or Rochelle a call to bring them up to speed. We can’t tolerate anyone threatening or “losing it” with any other person on-site. You have to be the bigger person and walk away before anything escalates.

Always tackle a job as you would for yourself. The market is extremely competitive. “Milking a job” or “stretching it out” will cost us customers and ruin our reputation.

A 7am start means that you are ready to work at 7am.

If you are not able to get to site on time for whatever reason, make sure Harley, the company youare working for and, where appropriate the customer is aware.

When on the clock, keep your mobile phone usage to an absolute minimum.

Always make sure you know where you are tipping any material removed from site before leavingsite and check with the client on-site to make sure they’re happy with the tip choice. “Parking up”on your way to or from the tip is stealing from the client and will not be tolerated.

On rainy days, ring Harley to check the job is on before leaving home.

NEVER alter a job docket after it has been signed by the client. If you notice that you’ve made a mistake, cross out the docket, do up a new one and get the client to sign the new one. If you notice the mistake after you leave site, let Rochelle know the docket number and customer then explain the mistake.

While our customers may not expect you to help on-site, if you can, please do. Simple things like cleaning the road or driveway, helping with levels, dust control or picking up rubbish on-site are noticed by customers. These little things differentiate us and help us get more work.

PPE, including long pants and long sleeves, are a requirement on many jobs. Make sure you have a set with you.

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Safe Work Methods Statements (SWMS)

The Rock Hammer SWMS cover high risk construction work that:

• is carried out on, in or adjacent to a road, railway, shipping lane or other traffic corridor that is in use by traffic other than pedestrians

• is carried out in an area at a workplace in which there is any movement of powered mobileplant

All Rock Hammer representatives will be required to sign the SWMS register acknowledging their familiarity with these SWMS.

When on a Rock Hammer job, using a Rock Hammer docket, if asked to show the principal contractor a copy of the SWMS, show them the Rock Hammer SWMS that applies to the work you are to do. If they ask a copy, ask for an email address so a copy can be sent to them. Let Harley or Rochelle know that we need to send them a SWMS.

When working on a job where subcontracting for someone else, such as Mitchelmore or Eagle Alliance, their SWMS would be used and should have been supplied to the principal contractor in advance. If not, call the appropriate office for advice. Do not use the Rock Hammer SWMS for these jobs.

If you believe that any of the SWMS should be changed or improved, please contact Harley or Rochelle with your suggestion.

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Tips & Tricks

Mitchelmore

Mitchelmore trucks usually run on CH 26.

Hanson

When working for Hanson, call the allocators before arriving at the quarry for your first load and after delivering each load to confirm your next load. This will save you driving back to the quarry to find out there are no more loads.

Hanson tippers usually run on CH 10 on the north side and CH 11 on the south side.

Always use your Hanson fleet number when using a Hanson quarry.

Tipping

When tipping material larger than 300mm diameter swing the tailgate, if possible so the load doesn't get stuck or damaging the tailgate.

When tipping material larger than 300mm diameter or green waste, where possible, drive forwarduntil you are clear of the tipped material before lowering the bin. The bin will give the back of the truck some protection and reduce any damage done if material falls toward the truck.

When tipping mulch or green waste, swing the tailgate so the load does not get stuck.

If your bin will not lower, normally this is because you are not on level ground, drive forward and tap the brakes, you might need to do this a few times. Once you are on level ground it should lower all the way.

Never drive further than necessary with the bin up.

If material is stuck in the bin, do not try and shift it by racing forward and hitting the brakes with the bin up. Try slamming the tailgate, if possible or drop the bin and try moving it manually.

When tipping onto a stockpile do not back right up to it because as you tip you will drive the tailgate into the pile. Repeatedly doing this will twist the tailgate hinge.

Loading

If asked to load dry sand, ask if they can give you some bags and tape to seal the inside of the tailgate or the sand will run out the gaps.

Never move the vehicle once loading has started unless directed to do so.

Always ask for slightly less material than a maximum load if the loader is cold. The scales can take a while to warm up and you might get overloaded.

If you are overloaded and need to tip off quite a bit of material, ask if you can tip it all off on the stockpile and try again.

Whenever possible, tarp the load.

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingGeneral

When in doubt about if travel should be charged on an hourly hire job, check with the company that we are working through. If you are not able to confirm travel put 1hr travel on your docket.

When collecting product for a Rock Hammer job from a supplier and the Mitchelmore account is used, you need to fill out two dockets. A Rock Hammer docket with all of the normal details that will go to the customer. And a Mitchelmore docket using the Rock Hammer docket number as the order number and Rock Hammer as the customer. Don't fill in the delivery address on the Mitchelmore docket.

If you need to purchase product for a delivery using a credit card, call Harley or Rochelle.

If you need consumables such as grease, oil, rags, cleaning products, straps etc. you should find some at the yard. If not contact Harley.

If you have an accident, follow the accident guide in this folder.

If your vehicle / machine is damaged by someone else, inform the client, Harley and follow the accident guide in the truck.

If you damage something on site, inform the client and Harley.

You are better off taking your time than rushing and breaking something.

Use the correct tool or attachment for the job.

The Yard

We share the yard with Grayson Haulage. Most of the Rock Hammer supplies are in the container. Most of the items at the shed are the property of Grayson Haulage, if you are not sure, ask someone if you can use it.

• Do not litter the yard use a bin

• If you use something put it back where you got it

• If you break something tell Harley

• If you use the last of something tell Harley

• Do not leave vehicles in the middle of the yard or on driveways

• Do not tip material off in the yard without checking with Harley

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Driving

In the MAN trucks:

• Do not use DM or RM unless you really need to. They are only to be used when unloaded and you are doing slow, tight manoeuvring. What happens in the background is that they both slip the clutch, so if overused, the clutch gets burned out.

• DX in the TGM trucks is to be used off road. It holds each gear longer and typically shifts up one gear at a time.

• When driving through undulating country, especially when loaded, it can be best to use manual mode to hold/shift through the gears.

In the Mercedes Benz:

• Pre-select the action you wish to perform before pushing the clutch. For example, to shift up, push the lever forward and then when you are ready to change gear push the clutch. Wait for the click and release it. Same to down shift pull the lever back, push the clutch when ready, wait for the click and release. Do not push the clutch then try and shift gears.

• Do not use the splitter paddle to change through multiple splits. Like the main lever pull up or push down once on the paddle to preselect a split, then push the clutch, wait for the click and release. If you need to move through multiple gears use the main lever.

• To drive, push the main lever forward, the gear will preselect, then clutch, click, release.

• For neutral, push both buttons on each side of the main lever at the same time.

• For reverse, push right button in and pull the main lever back. Again, the gear will preselect and engage when the clutch is pushed.

• If you do not wait for the click or try and change out of sequence, the gearbox will drop into neutral. If driving, just let the clutch out, push the lever forward, push the clutch and wait for the click, then release and it will have selected a gear.

Don't spin your wheels. Use the power divider/cross lock or diff locks as required to maintain traction.

If your diff locks or power divider/cross lock do not disengage, drive forward or reverse slowly in astraight line.

Drive slowly on site to reduce dust.

The MAN TGM's Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM) is 23 because they have Front Underrun Protection Systems (FUPS) bar. There is a sticker on the passengers door jamb if anyone asks to see it.

Rock Hammer Merchandise

Rock Hammer Merchandise includes brochures and stubbie coolers. Rock Hammer merchandise isonly to be given to Rock Hammer customers. If you are using a Rock Hammer docket you may give the customer Rock Hammer merchandise. Otherwise this may cause issues with the company we are working for and we may lose our position or ability to subcontract to that them.

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Dockets

Always return used docket books with your completed dockets.

Dockets should be placed in the box on the container in the yard or at the Woolloongabba office regularly.

Check the following on weighbridge / tip dockets to make sure they are correct:

• Registration – your truck?

• Account – Correct customer account for the charges?

• Product

• Location – Particularly for tip sites, may change cost

• Contract – Where specified, especially on Mitchemore and Rock Hammer jobs

Staple the docket and any weighbridge dockets together for each job.

If you make a mistake or the job gets cancelled do not destroy dockets. Put a line across the docket and write “cancelled” on it. Hand it in with your completed dockets. All dockets need to beaccounted for.

If you are on a cartage job and required to wait for more than 30 minutes or you are waiting on each round call Harley to let him know, the rate might need to be re-negotiated or waiting time charged.

Hanson docket numbers are printed onto the form in the top left.

Fuel Dockets

Record the odometer of the truck on the fuel docket and hand them in with your completed dockets.

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Rock Hammer Hourly Hire

Give the customer the yellow docket.

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Rock Hammer Cartage

Give the customer the yellow docket

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Mitchelmore

Mitchelmore customers are given the white docket.

When delivering for another supplier don't give the customer a Mitchelmore docket.

When working for Fulton Hogan you will get three dockets from the weighbridge, ask the customer to sign two of them and the third one is their delivery docket. Give of the signed dockets goes back to the weighbridge, if returning and the other is stapled to the Mitchelmore docket. BMI is similar, you will get two dockets, one for the customer as a delivery docket and the other signed as proof of delivery and stapled to the Mitchelmore docket.

Hanson, Holcim and CCS deliveries are similar they use multi-part forms, ask the customer to signthe top docket, then check the bottom of the form about who gets which docket.

When doing Phoenix deliveries the customer gets the yellow delivery docket, so ask them to sign your Mitchelmore docket. Don't give them a Mitchelmore docket.

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Rock Hammer EarthmovingEagle Alliance Hourly Hire

Give the customer the blue docket

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Pink Cartage

Give the customer the pink docket

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