Mine Rescue participants: Pre-Training Questionnaire

Virtual Reality to Train and Assess Emergency Responders

Att C7 Mine Rescue Pre_Trng

Mine Rescue Participants: Pre-Training Questionnaire

OMB: 0920-0975

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Attachment C7 – Mine Rescue participants: Pre-Training Questionnaire

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Form Approved

OMB No. 0920-xxxx

Exp. Date xx/xx/20xx






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6. Which of the following training materials and methods does your mine use for your mine rescue team training? (check all that apply)

  • Lectures

  • Written materials

  • Videos

  • Self-guided interactive computer programs

  • Demonstrations

  • Hands-on training exercises

  • Group exercises (e.g., games, problem solving)

  • Classroom simulations (e.g., virtual reality)

  • Worksite simulations

  • Narrative story telling

4. How often does your mine hold safety meetings (e.g., “toolbox talks”)? (check one)

  • Less than once a month

  • Once a month

  • Once every 2 weeks

  • Once a week

  • Several times a week

  • Daily

  • Several times a day



3. How many years of experience do you have…

As a miner? ______

At your mine? ______

In your current job? ______

On a mine rescue team? ______

2. Gender: Male Female



1. Age_______














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5. Do you have training or experience with any of the following? (check all that apply)

  • Volunteer fire fighting

  • Professional fire fighting

  • Military emergency response

  • EMT/Paramedic

  • Mine fire brigade

  • Mine rescue team

  • Mine responsible person

  • Work assigned in a real emergency as a mine rescue team member

  • Other emergency response related training/experience:­­­­­­­­­

















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7. How often does your mine rescue team train?

(check one)

  • Once a month

  • Once every 2 weeks

  • Once a week

  • More than once a week





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9. Of all the team members training with you today, how many do you interact with AT LEAST once a month outside of work and/or mine rescue team training?

  • None

  • Maybe 1 or 2

  • About half

  • Most

  • All






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8. Have you ever experienced a virtual reality environment before today? No Yes







Place an “X” in the appropriate box.


Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neither

Agree

Strongly Agree

10. Even though mine emergencies are rare, I need to be as prepared as I can.






11. It is important to be prepared for a mine emergency.






12. It is important to put in extra effort toward improving my mine’s ability to respond to an emergency.









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On average, how often do your team’s members…

Not at all

Once in a while

Sometimes

Fairly often

Frequently or always

13. See each other at work?






14. See each other outside of work or training?






15. Spend at least part of your training time cross-training in each other’s team roles?






How often do you…






16. Play video games? (e.g., computer, Xbox, Playstation)






17. Spend time on the computer? (e.g., work, internet, games)








Place an “X” in the appropriate box.

Rate your confidence in the following areas, from “0” (Completely Unconfident) to “100” (Completely Confident)

Completely Unconfident






Completely Confident

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How confident are you that your team could, if required, do the following right now in a real mine emergency?

18. Make quick and effective decisions.

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19. Agree on solutions to difficult problems encountered.

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20. Readapt team strategy in response to unexpected changes in the environment.

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21. Assist with each other’s responsibilities.

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22. Maintain clear and efficient communication.

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23. Monitor each other’s work to catch mistakes and provide feedback.

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24. Maintain a level of trust and confidence in each other.

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25. Maintain a shared understanding of each other’s responsibilities.

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26. Maintain coordination in performing the tasks at hand.

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27. Consider teammate input before making an action.

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How confident are you that your team captain could, if required, do the following right now in a real mine emergency?

28. Be decisive yet flexible

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29. Be open to input from others

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30. Have a calming influence on the group

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31. Make logical decisions

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32. Know the kinds of decisions that would need to be made

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33. Know what to do to get the team out safely

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34. Know what to do to get trapped/injured miners out safely

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In the upcoming simulation, how confident are you that your team can work the problem…

35. better than your previous mine rescue competition

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36. almost perfect with reasonable time

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37. perfectly with record time

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How confident are you that your team could complete the following right now without any mistakes?

38. A mine rescue competition problem

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39. A mine rescue problem in a virtual environment

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40. Work assigned at a real emergency

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Place an “X” in the appropriate box.

Completely

Unconfident


Completely

Confident

Rate your confidence in the following areas, from “0” (Completely Unconfident) to “100” (Completely Confident)

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How confident are you that you could correctly demonstrate or explain the following to a new mine rescue team member?

41. Paths the team would use to explore a mine.

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42. Rules of a mine rescue competition

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43. How to identify an explosive atmosphere with a gas meter

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44. Mine map symbols

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45. Setting roof supports

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46. Roof testing

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47. Reestablishing ventilation

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48. Actions would be penalized in a competition

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Place an “X” in the appropriate box.

Think about the mine where you work. Rate how much you agree or disagree with each statement below.

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neither

Agree

Strongly Agree







Mine management:






49. does a good job of emphasizing emergency preparedness.






50. makes decisions that increase the likelihood of a successful response.






51. prepares for how to handle emergencies before they happen.












My mine rescue team:






52. is given the support and resources we need to prepare for an emergency.






53. is encouraged to improve our emergency response skills and abilities.






54. is provided extra training opportunities for interested team members












Our mine rescue training:






55. is usually realistic and “hands-on”.






56. Includes practice using the equipment we would use in a real emergency.






57. has opportunities for constructive feedback from instructors.






58. does a good job of preparing us for a real emergency.












At my mine:






59. Production is stopped if there is even a minor chance that an emergency could happen.






60. Mine emergencies are thoroughly investigated no matter what delay it may cause.






61. Preventing a potential emergency is more important than meeting a production goal.












In my work crew:






62. We regularly talk about the decisions and issues that would come up during a mine emergency.






63. I would probably be made fun of or ridiculed if I asked questions about our emergency preparedness procedures.






64. We remind each other of the need to be prepared for mine emergencies.








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