| Title | Short Description | Source | Date |
| Relationship between impacts of geotechnical management, drilling and blasting in a quarry - QNJAC toolbox talk | A toolbox talk on information and engagement in relation to the impacts that geotechnical management, drilling and blasting have on one another in a quarry operation.
It is aimed at quarry operators, quarry managers, supervisors, geotechnical specialists and those persons carrying out drilling and blasting work at the quarry.
Prepared by the QNJAC Joint Drill, Blast and Geotechnical Group in May 2020.
| QNJAC | 26/05/2020 |
| Face surveying - QNJAC Toolbox Talk | This toolbox talk is aimed at quarry managers, supervisors and those persons responsible for implementing the recommended measures from geotechnical assessments and managing the surveying operation.
Prepared by the QNJAC Joint Drill, Blast and Geotechnical Group in May 2020.
| QNJAC | 26/05/2020 |
| Overburden stripping - QNJAC Toolbox talk | This toolbox talk is aimed at quarry operators, quarry managers and supervisors and should be read in conjunction with the ' QNJAC Guidance to Managing Change to Excavations and Tips'
It has been prepared by QNJAC Joint Drill, Blast and Geotechnical Group.
Toolbox talk was produced in May 2020
| QNJAC | 26/05/2020 |
| COVID 19 - MPA resources | The MPA has completed a suite of resources to support members bringing sites back on line. They include Employee, Managers and Operational Guidance together with supporting posters. They can all be downloaded from the Safequarry website. | MPA | 21/05/2020 |
| COVID 19 - Operational Guidance | A more detailed publication aimed at Directors and Managers, this provides guidance on operating safely during the COVID 19 pandemic and provides links to important sources of information and updates, including from Government and non-Government organisations.
This complements the Managers and Employees pocket guides which are also accessible on Safequarry. A range of posters are also downloadable from Safequarry which are based on the cartoons and key the health and safety messages.
| MPA | 19/05/2020 |