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Operations Review (Part 1) - Anglo Platinum

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<strong>Operations</strong> <strong>Review</strong> (continued)Overview: MiningRustenburg SectionS A F E T Y53The Rustenburg business unit achieved its 37th million fatality-free shift on 18 December2002. Paardekraal and Boschfontein shafts on the West Mine were recommended forOSHAS18001 certification, while the Central Services Sectionobtained 2 million fatality-free shifts on 18 December 2002.Safety initiatives started in 2001, as well as the new BBSinitiative, continue to reinforce management’s commitmentto safety.M I N I N GRustenburg Section’s reported production declined principally asa result of the incorporation of the Brakspruit, Bleskop andPaardekraal shafts in the Rustenburg UG2 Phase 1 project.Costs on the smaller base were well controlled.The UG2 Phase 1 project consists of a 400 000 tons per monthconcentrator processing ore from the new Waterval mine as wellas the Brakspruit, Bleskop and Paardekraal shafts. <strong>Operations</strong>commenced in February 2002.Bleskop Shaft mechanised(trackless) bord and pillar operations.Methane testing ahead offace drilling utilising a new singleboom drill rig in a well controlled1,8 metre stoping environment.RPM-RUSTENBURG SECTION123456789LEGENDMining AuthorisationMerensky Reef WorkingsUG2 Reef WorkingsUG2 Phase II DevelopmentBoschfontein Incline ShaftTownlands ShaftPaardekraal ShaftFrank No.2 ShaftFrank ShaftWaterval ShaftCentral Deep ShaftTurffontein ShaftBleskop ShaftBOSCHFONTEIN1268 JQTOWN &TOWNLANDS2272 JQ0 5kmPAARDEKRAAL279 JQ3WATERVAL303 JQ654KLIPGAT281 JQ7KROONDAL304 JQTURFFONTEIN302 JQ8KLIPFONTEIN300 JQ9HOEDSPRUIT298 JQ10BRAKSPRUIT299 JQ10Brakspruit Shaft43

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