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Explosives control checklist
Recording of use, storage and traceability of explosive materials on site. Completed in the field, with or without signal, leaving an auditable record of the balance.
With explosives there is no margin for error and none for a discrepancy. A cartridge that leaves the magazine and does not appear in the balance, a misfire nobody flagged, a detonator without traceability: any of those three is at once a fatality risk and a serious legal problem. Explosives control is as much about safety as it is about regulatory compliance.
Explosives handling sits under specific legislation and the control of the national authority, and the requirement is that every gram is reconciled: what enters the magazine, what is withdrawn, what is charged and what is detonated. The weak point is almost always the manual reconciliation between paper dockets and the stock ledger, where discrepancies surface late and without backup.
How to use it with CaptaLog
The blasting lead records every movement from their phone — withdrawal, charging, return — right at the face, even with no signal. The balance stays reconciled and traceable with a signature and a timestamp, misfires raise an immediate signage action, and all the evidence is ready for when the authority inspects.
The checklist, exactly as you download it
A real section of the free PDF — the template itself is in Spanish. Every item is answered Conforme, No conforme or N/A, on paper or from your phone, with or without signal.
Use this template with your team
Copy it to your account, tailor it to your needs and fill it in the field — with or without signal.