MTS Acronyms (not abbreviations)

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Across
  1. 4. Formed 2.6 billion years ago, when plants first began photosynthesis (3)
  2. 5. Strong winds might knock some of the smaller _ _ _ out the sky (3)
  3. 6. This team loves optimising, and open plan offices (3)
  4. 8. The alternative to this would be a simple grade destination Y chart with HG, BL, LG and W (4)
  5. 11. This is the least effective method of control on the hierarchy (3)
  6. 12. When your supervisor supervises you and their supervisor supervises them and their supervisor supervises them (3)
  7. 13. Meeting at the start of every swing (3)
  8. 15. Electronic administrative control that stops diggers digging (3)
  9. 19. The overseers of all Rio sites product and communicates with the port (4)
  10. 21. If the Geologists who found this got 0.1% of the profits, EVERYONE would want to be a Geo (4)
  11. 22. Trainers will test you on this (3)
  12. 24. One team, one dream. We are family (4)
  13. 25. Location of our best grade stockpiles (3)
  14. 26. It only takes 5 minutes! (4)
  15. 27. This MTS department LOVE blowing stuff up! (3)
  16. 29. The Geotechnical Engineering site bible (4)
  17. 31. Formerly known as the Dewatering team (3)
  18. 33. Your performance 6 commitment can't be a _ _ _ task (3)
  19. 35. Robot driller (3)
  20. 37. Database containing all Rio Tinto's grade data (4)
  21. 39. Definitely in the top 3 LEAST favourite acronyms for a Manager (or anyone) to hear in a meeting (3)
  22. 40. Dreaded but respected, a daily ritual for staying protected (3)
  23. 41. Essential document for controlling a long term fatal Geologically induced illness (4)
  24. 42. If this clunky but bulletproof ordering program had a motto, it would be "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" (3)
  25. 44. Plant and digger breakdowns negatively affect this. Even so, we always aim for 100% _ _ _ (3)
  26. 45. Restricts the movements of autonomous drill rigs (3)
  27. 46. This checklist helps identify risks when driving a light vehicle (3)
  28. 48. Required when you need to work within 10m of a high wall (3)
  29. 50. All things related to blast vibration, heritage and management (3)
  30. 51. Please have it on my desk by _ _ _ today, Kindest of regards (3)
  31. 53. A discussion between engineers, drill team, blast team and production on yesterdays performance (3)
  32. 55. The way Survey receivers get information from satellites and provides them with accurate spatial positioning (3)
  33. 58. If the radar alarms and control can't get hold of pit supervisors, a _ _ _ _ is executed (4)
  34. 60. A system in place to keep everyone safe from fatal risks (3)
  35. 61. Geotechnical engineers use this system for risk assessment (6)
  36. 62. You need to complete one of these when you're driving off site (3)
  37. 63. You may get one of these when starting your shift after new years on site (3)
  38. 65. Database containing Rio Tinto's production data (3)
Down
  1. 1. A type of stockpile reclaiming and tipping process (begins with L) (4)
  2. 2. Required when you're unable to effectively control the risks in your take 5 (3)
  3. 3. You need one of these for all frequented tasks (3)
  4. 5. Time to spend time with our loved ones and our jet skis (3)
  5. 7. Very helpful to follow when you're trying to complete a new task (not necessarily safety related) (3)
  6. 9. Survey loves this Russian creation (7)
  7. 10. A type of stockpile tipping and reclaiming process (begins with F) (4)
  8. 14. Area of the plant where ore begins its journey off site (3)
  9. 16. A meeting to discuss the previous days performance between control and site (3)
  10. 17. The plant hates it, but technically it's still high grade. It's very porous and yellow (3)
  11. 18. The more of this we produce, the more money we make. (3)
  12. 20. You'll be making a mad dash here to change your flight to the one that isn't delayed (5)
  13. 22. This checklist helps identify risks when on foot around other vehicles (3)
  14. 23. System on autonomous trucks that detects cows, reflections, dust and people (3)
  15. 25. Essential for safely planning your journey in the pit. We look at it every morning (5)
  16. 28. Things get awfully sticky _ _ _. Good thing we have dewatering pumps (3)
  17. 30. This team despises free digging because of the wear on the machines (3)
  18. 32. Machine with many wheels that makes blast crew offsiders come back dirty and smelly (3)
  19. 33. The design to manage a blast (3)
  20. 34. Completing these keep you safe from stuff that can kill you (3)
  21. 35. Broad safety reporting metric, often discussed in safety meetings (4)
  22. 36. Invented by America for the military, it's now used by survey for accurate location tracking (3)
  23. 38. We make it, and production tries to follow this as best as they can (4)
  24. 40. The total sum of vibration calculated of the blast (3)
  25. 41. Great work lifestyle to get platinum status (4)
  26. 43. Small white spherical partials coated in fossil fuels (4)
  27. 47. Dozers and graders bread and butter. Sidenote - it doesn't make grammatical sense when people say _ _ _ _ it up (4)
  28. 49. Hard hat and gloves are mandatory in here (3)
  29. 50. Our brave saviours, their emblem is the warthog (3)
  30. 52. Guidelines for managing rocky and sticky feed through the plant (3)
  31. 54. The smartest minds in the Pilbara, Rio Tinto would be lost without this team (3)
  32. 55. This metric is visible in RTVis and represents how fast drills drill (3)
  33. 56. Dozers in the autonomous area might activate this to let trucks pass (3)
  34. 57. The grade controllers least favourite acronym to hear on a phone call (3)
  35. 59. Rio Tinto's new program that will hopefully replace blast hole sampling one day (4)
  36. 64. If you feel like a seat massage in the car, set this bad boy off (3)
  37. 66. You never want to cross the red projected lines from this (3)