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Mine Rescue Participants: Pre-Training Questionnaire

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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.













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.
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.