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【法规编号】 79492 什么是编号？
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第3页 CAP 285B MINES (SAFETY) REGULATIONS
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[接上页] (1) Save as provided in regulation 24, no person unless he is the holder of a mine blasting certificate issued under these regulations shall prepare or fire any charges, charge any hole with explosives or conduct any blasting operations in a mine. (2) Application for a mine blasting certificate shall be, in duplicate, in Form I in the First Schedule and shall be made to the Superintendent of Mines. (L.N. 156 of 1963; L.N. 146 of 1976) (3) Mine blasting certificates may be issued free of charge to persons who are in the employment of Government: Provided that such certificates shall be endorsed "FOR USE ON GOVERNMENT SERVICE ONLY" and shall be valid only whilst the holder remains in the service. (4) (a) Mine blasting certificates in Form II in the First Schedule may be issued by the Superintendent of Mines, on payment of the fee specified in the Third Schedule, to such persons as shall prove to his satisfaction that they are competent to take charge of blasting operations in a mine. (L.N. 156 of 1963; L.N. 146 of 1976) (b) The Superintendent of Mines may require the applicant to be in possession of a copy of these regulations before he issues a certificate. (c) Such a certificate may authorize the holder to conduct blasting operations in accordance with any of the following categories as may be endorsed on the certificate by the Superintendent of Mines- (i) on surface or in opencast workings only; (ii) in addition, in underground operations: Provided that no holder of a mine blasting certificate shall use electricity for shot-firing when blasting unless his certificate has been endorsed by the Superintendent of Mines to permit its use. (L.N. 156 of 1963)(5) (a) Every mine blasting certificate shall be valid for a period of 3 years from the date of issue but may be renewed on payment of the fee specified in the Third Schedule for successive periods of 3 years each. (L.N. 146 of 1976) (b) An applicant for renewal shall if so required by the Superintendent of Mines submit himself for re-examination as to his capabilities to conduct blasting operations and upon being satisfied as to the applicant's capabilities to conduct the operations the Superintendent of Mines may renew the certificate for a further period of 3 years by endorsing upon it the date and place of renewal and his signature. (c) When a certificate is worn or defaced, the Superintendent of Mines may, on payment of the fee specified in the Third Schedule, issue a fresh certificate marked "RENEWAL" with reference thereon to the worn certificate and shall impound and destroy the worn or defaced certificate. (L.N. 146 of 1976)(6) (a) The holder of a mine blasting certificate may at any time apply to the Superintendent of Mines to vary his certificate. (b) If the Superintendent of Mines is satisfied that the applicant is competent to conduct the blasting operations in respect of which he wishes his certificate varied he shall, on payment of the fee specified in the Third Schedule, endorse the certificate accordingly and sign and date such endorsement. (L.N. 156 of 1963; L.N. 146 of 1976)(7) Save as provided in paragraph (6), no person other than the Superintendent of Mines shall make any endorsement on, alteration of or erasure from any mine blasting certificate issued under these regulations. Any certificate containing any unauthorized endorsement, alteration or erasure shall be invalid. (8) Every person to whom a mine blasting certificate is issued shall, immediately upon receipt, endorse thereon his usual signature in the space provided or, if illiterate, record his thumbprint. (9) No person shall obtain or attempt to obtain the issue of a mine blasting certificate by means of any false or fraudulent representation or statement or wilfully or recklessly give false information as to any of the matters in respect of which information is or may be required in connection with his application for a mine blasting certificate. (10) A holder of a mine blasting certificate whose certificate has been lost may apply to the Superintendent of Mines for the issue of a new certificate who, if satisfied as to the identity of the applicant and the loss of the certificate, may issue a new certificate, which shall bear the endorsement "DUPLICATE" in replacement thereof, upon payment of the fee specified in the Third Schedule. (L.N. 146 of 1976) (11) A mine blasting certificate issued under these regulations may be suspended or revoked by the order of a mines officer for good and sufficient reasons: Provided that any order shall, at the request of the person aggrieved, be referred to the Superintendent of Mines whose decision shall be final. Cap 285B reg 23 Duty of manager to retain certificate Every manager upon engaging a shot-firer shall examine his mine blasting certificate, and shall satisfy himself that the holder is the person whose signature or mark is recorded thereon in accordance with these regulations. The manager shall retain the mine blasting certificate until the determination of the holder's engagement. |
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