A. Good housekeeping shall be practiced in and around buildings, shafts,slopes, yards and other areas of the mine. Such practices includecleanliness, orderly storage of materials, and the removal of possiblesources of injury, such as stumbling hazards, protruding nails, broken glassand possible falling and rolling materials.
B. Painting or operations creating noxious fumes shall be performed only in awell ventilated atmosphere.
C. All surface mine structures, enclosures, and other facilities shall bemaintained in good repair.
(Code 1950, §§ 45-85.5, 45-85.8; 1954, c. 191; 1966, c. 594, §§ 45.1-34,45.1-37; 1978, c. 729; 1994, c. 28; 2005, c. 3.)
A. Good housekeeping shall be practiced in and around buildings, shafts,slopes, yards and other areas of the mine. Such practices includecleanliness, orderly storage of materials, and the removal of possiblesources of injury, such as stumbling hazards, protruding nails, broken glassand possible falling and rolling materials.
B. Painting or operations creating noxious fumes shall be performed only in awell ventilated atmosphere.
C. All surface mine structures, enclosures, and other facilities shall bemaintained in good repair.
(Code 1950, §§ 45-85.5, 45-85.8; 1954, c. 191; 1966, c. 594, §§ 45.1-34,45.1-37; 1978, c. 729; 1994, c. 28; 2005, c. 3.)
A. Good housekeeping shall be practiced in and around buildings, shafts,slopes, yards and other areas of the mine. Such practices includecleanliness, orderly storage of materials, and the removal of possiblesources of injury, such as stumbling hazards, protruding nails, broken glassand possible falling and rolling materials.
B. Painting or operations creating noxious fumes shall be performed only in awell ventilated atmosphere.
C. All surface mine structures, enclosures, and other facilities shall bemaintained in good repair.
(Code 1950, §§ 45-85.5, 45-85.8; 1954, c. 191; 1966, c. 594, §§ 45.1-34,45.1-37; 1978, c. 729; 1994, c. 28; 2005, c. 3.)
