Blast requests and the blasts raised from them, design revisions and their approvals, risk assessments with hazard-by-hazard controls, and exclusion boundaries

The hole pattern, what was actually drilled, survey acceptance, and the condition inspection that decides whether a hole may be charged

Planned charge per hole and deck, the charging sessions that execute it, actual product and batch loaded, quality checks, and the initiation and tie-in record

Notifications, the exclusion clearance plan with guard posts and area clearances, weather suitability, the pre-fire checklist and the firing record

Post-blast inspection and re-entry authorisation, vibration and airblast monitoring against sensitive receivers, flyrock and fume observations, fragmentation and muckpile results

Misfires with their approved treatment steps, and the reconciliation of holes, explosives and tonnage that must balance before a blast closes

Products and batches, licensed magazines and their inspections, stock locations and balances, every stock transaction and the transport movements that carry explosives to the bench

Blast-related incidents, the investigations they trigger, classified findings and the corrective actions that must be independently verified

The explosives management plan and its coverage of regulatory requirements, source authorities and documents, personnel authorisations and licences, and audits with their findings

Operator, contractor and supplier organisations, personnel, mine sites and their operating areas, and controlled documents