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1. Obtain necessary permits and permissions from local authorities.
2. Notify nearby residents and businesses of the blasting schedule.
3. Conduct a thorough site survey to identify potential hazards and risks.
4. Clear the area of all personnel and equipment before blasting.
5. Secure the blast area with warning signs and barriers.
6. Ensure all personnel involved in the blasting operation are properly trained and equipped with appropriate safety gear.
7. Conduct a pre-blast safety meeting to review the blasting plan and emergency procedures.
8. Monitor weather conditions and postpone blasting if there is a risk of adverse weather.
9. Verify that all equipment and explosives are in good working condition.
10. Have a designated person in charge of the blasting operation to oversee and coordinate the process.
2. Notify nearby residents and businesses of the blasting schedule.
3. Conduct a thorough site survey to identify potential hazards and risks.
4. Clear the area of all personnel and equipment before blasting.
5. Secure the blast area with warning signs and barriers.
6. Ensure all personnel involved in the blasting operation are properly trained and equipped with appropriate safety gear.
7. Conduct a pre-blast safety meeting to review the blasting plan and emergency procedures.
8. Monitor weather conditions and postpone blasting if there is a risk of adverse weather.
9. Verify that all equipment and explosives are in good working condition.
10. Have a designated person in charge of the blasting operation to oversee and coordinate the process.
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