15 DAYS

1. in the case of a mine having an average monthly output in excess of 15,000 tonnes, a First Class
Manager’s Certificate;
2. in the case of a mine consisting of gassy seams of first degree and having an average output in excess
of 15,000 tonnes or a mine consisting of gassy seams of second or third degree and having an average
output in excess of 10,000 tonnes, a Manager’s Certificate
3. Protective roofing, sufficient to prevent danger from anything falling in the shaft, shall be provided and
maintained at the bottom of the shaft. The gap, both vertical and horizontal, between the protective
roofing and the top of cage, when the cage is at the bottom of the shaft, shall not exceed 15
centimeters.
4. in respect of a mine where development operations are already in progress, the Systematic Support
Rules in relation to the working places specified.shall be framed and enforced within 15 days of the
date of coming into force of this sub-regulation.
5. Where an excavation which has been formed as a result of any mining operation, extends within a
distance of 15 metres from a public road or any building, substantial fencing shall be erected and
maintained around the excavation
6. at every place where the inclination exceeds 15 degrees from the horizontal, level steps shall be
provided such that the vertical height of every step does not exceed 0.18 metre and the distance from
the edge. To the back is not less than 0.35 metre
7. Shale or other carbonaceous material shall not be heaped or dumped, and dead leaves or dry
vegetation shall not be allowed to accumulate or remain, and inflammable materials, shall not be
stored within a distance of 15 metres from any entrance to a mine
8. No workings shall be made in any mine vertically below –any spot lying within a horizontal distance of
15 metres from either bank of a river or canal or from the boundary of a lake, tank or other surface
reservoir
9. The partitions and walls of every air-crossing shall be not less than 25 centimetres in thickness if
constructed or masonry or of concrete not properly reinforced, and not less than 15 centimeters in
thickness if constructed of properly reinforced concrete.
10. Every vehicle used for the transport of explosives shall be marked or placarded, on both sides and
ends, with the word '‘EXPLOSIVES’ in red letters not less than 25 centimetres high on a white
background
11. no shot shall be fire in coal unless-the length of the shothole is at least 15 centimetres less the depth
of the cut;
12. Appeals to the Chief Inspector.- Against an order made by the Regional Inspector under any of these
regulations, an appeal shall lie to the Chief Inspector who may confirm, modify or cancel the order.
Every such appeal shall be preferred within 15 days of the receipt of the order by the appellant.
13. 26. Suspension or cancellation of Manager’s,- The Inspector who conducted the enquiry shall, within
fifteen days from the date of conclusion of his enquiry, send a report to the Board together with his
findings
14. An application in respect of an examination in pursuance shall be made to the Chief Inspector
accompanied by a fee of [Fifteen rupeesWhen any accident, resulting in serious bodily injury to any
person