Decree No. 51 / 1989 Coll.
Decree of the Czech Mining Office on Safety and Health at Work and Safety of Operation in the Treatment and Processing of Minerals
Valid
Effective from 01.07.1989
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
DÍL DRUHÝ
§ 4
§ 4a
§ 5
§ 6
§ 6a
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
DÍL TŘETÍ
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
DÍL ČTVRTÝ
§ 18
§ 18a
§ 18b
§ 18c
§ 18d
§ 18e
§ 19
§ 20
DÍL PÁTÝ
§ 21
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 27
ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 28
§ 29
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
§ 33
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 37
§ 38
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
§ 43
§ 44
§ 45
§ 46
§ 47
DÍL DRUHÝ
Oddíl první
§ 48
§ 49
§ 50
§ 51
§ 52
§ 53
§ 54
Oddíl druhý
§ 55
§ 56
§ 57
Oddíl třetí
§ 58
§ 59
§ 60
§ 61
§ 62
DÍL TŘETÍ
Oddíl první
§ 63
Oddíl druhý
§ 64
§ 65
§ 66
§ 67
§ 68
Oddíl třetí
§ 69
§ 70
§ 71
§ 72
§ 73
§ 74
§ 75
§ 76
§ 77
§ 78
§ 79
ČÁST PÁTÁ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 80
§ 81
§ 82
§ 83
§ 84
§ 85
§ 86
§ 87
§ 88
§ 89
DÍL DRUHÝ
§ 90
§ 91
§ 92
§ 93
§ 94
§ 95
§ 96
§ 97
§ 98
§ 99
§ 100
§ 101
§ 102
§ 103
§ 104
§ 105
DÍL TŘETÍ
§ 106
§ 107
§ 108
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 109
DÍL DRUHÝ
§ 110
§ 111
§ 112
§ 113
§ 114
DÍL TŘETÍ
§ 115
§ 116
DÍL ČTVRTÝ
§ 117
§ 118
§ 119
§ 120
§ 121
§ 122
§ 123
DÍL PÁTÝ
§ 124
§ 125
§ 126
§ 127
§ 128
§ 129
§ 130
§ 131
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 132
§ 133
§ 134
§ 135
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51
DECLARATION
Czech Mining Office
of 29 December 1988
on safety and health at work and safety of operations in the processing and processing of minerals
The Czech Mining Office provides pursuant to § 5 (3) and § 6 (6) (a) of the Czech National Council Act No. 61 / 1988 Coll., on Mining Activities, Explosives and on State Mining Administration:
GENERAL PROVISIONS
INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS
Scope
(1) The Decree lays down, in accordance with the law of the European Communities (1a), requirements to ensure the safety and health of workers and of operations (hereinafter referred to as "labour and traffic safety") in the processing and processing of minerals carried out in connection with their concurrence (1).
(2) The Decree does not apply to the treatment and treatment of gases, oil and other liquids carried out in connection with their conquest and to the treatment of gases and liquids stored in natural rock structures and underground environment.2)
Interpretation of terms
For the purposes of this decree, it shall be considered as:
(a) the burden of excessive weight on an article weighing more than 3000 kg;
(b) the burden of excessive dimensions of an object whose transport or handling is not possible to meet the road gaps laid down in this Decree;
(c) a long load of an article exceeding the loading surface of the vehicle in the longitudinal direction so that an auxiliary coupling device (towing, chain, etc.) must be used to connect the vehicle to the next vehicle;
(d) a sign of prohibition, warning, order or information, expressed in terms of sound, light, mark, sign or sign, depending on its position, movement or colour;
(e) protective equipment of a technical or other device to prevent accidents, accidents or failures of a technical device;
(f) protective distance from the source of danger, the distance between the protective device and the source threatening the life or health of workers (rotating, moving or hot parts of machinery, parts of electrical equipment under voltage, etc.),
(g) open fire of deliberate and controlled burning; an open fire shall also be considered to be the development of heat energy or sparkle resulting from deliberately induced physical or chemical processes or processes or processes and could cause a fire or explosion;
(h) work associated with increased hazards such that the worker is at increased risk of injury. It is the work provided for by this decree, the work under which permanent supervision is ordered and the work decided by the organisation,
(ch) the workplace of the premises designated for the worker to carry out the work, including technical equipment in that area, related to the designated work activity;
(i) an establishment constructed or otherwise enclosed in a space in which machinery or electrical equipment is incorporated or which is intended to be used for the closure of mobile machinery;
(j) an operating safety system of a set of measuring and control elements, including the necessary controls and, where appropriate, other parts of the equipment, which continuously or at specified intervals check the safe operation of the installation and ensure that it is switched off under predetermined conditions or in a condition where damage to the installation could occur due to overstep or, where appropriate, substigation of the specified values;
(k) permanent surveillance of the continuous monitoring of the work activities of workers and of the status of the workplace in which the worker designated by the organisation must not leave the workers and must not be employed by other than supervision;
(l) maintenance of the equipment shall be carried out in order to maintain the equipment in an operational and safe state. The maintenance of the equipment shall also include inspections, tests, inspections, revisions and repairs of the equipment, as well as the installation and dismantling of parts of the equipment to the extent necessary to carry out inspections, tests, inspections, revisions or repairs of the equipment,
(m) the treatment of minerals by a set of processes which, on mechanical, physical, chemical or physico-chemical principles, make it possible to improve the quality characteristics of the obtained minerals by either being directly used or better processed into finished products, i.e. to remove the obtained minerals of impurities and worthless components with which they are mixed or closely linked in the bearing and which are extracted together with the commercial minerals. The treatment of ores, coal and other minerals is carried out by sorting, crushing, separating commercial minerals from juniper matter (mechanical, magnetic, gravity, flotation, etc.),
n) the refining of minerals by further improvement of already purified minerals, e.g. coal briquettes, roasting ore, pelletisation and agglomeration, refractory burning clay, various drying minerals,
(o) an emergency serious accident at work, a serious incident, a serious accident at work and a dangerous condition.
Responsibility for compliance with the Order
The responsibility of the staff at the various stages of the proceedings for carrying out the duties laid down in this Decree shall be detailed in the organisational rules of the organisation.
OBJECTS, WORKERS AND EQUIPMENT
Entry to objects and to workplaces
(1) Objects, workplaces and equipment must be fenced or otherwise secured against unauthorised entry.
(2) The openings, depths, sinkholes and other places where persons are at risk of falling, must be covered or buried, or access must be restricted. Hats and covers shall have the necessary load capacity and shall be fitted in such a way that they cannot move or relax spontaneously.
(3) The organisation shall determine the means of securing the places referred to in paragraph 1 against the entry of unauthorised persons and their time limits.
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(5) Persons under the influence of alcohol or other narcotic drugs may not enter the premises and the workplace; (4) carry out random checks on compliance with this prohibition and their scope and manner shall be determined by a race or race mine or a quarry or by an authorised worker.
(6) Access to the workplace shall be permitted only to personnel assigned to work, control or supervision at the workplace; other persons only accompanied by a designated worker.
(7) Anyone entering places with the risk of falling objects must have a protective helmet.
Object requirements
(1) Floors shall have no dangerous obstacles, holes or inclination and shall be firm, stable and non-slippery.
(2) The surface area (base), height and volume of the work space must be designed and carried out so that workers can carry out their work without affecting their good working well-being, health or safety. 13)
(3) The space available to the worker at the workplace must be so large that the worker has sufficient mobility in his activity and can carry out his tasks safely.
(4) Windows, skylights and ventilation equipment which can be opened, closed, rebuilt and secured should be designed and constructed in such a way as to guarantee safe handling. In the open state, they must not constitute a danger to workers. Safe cleaning of windows and skylights shall be possible.
(5) Transparent or translucent walls, bulkheads in or near the transport routes, doors and doors shall be clearly marked at eye level and shall be made from safety materials or protected to avoid injury to workers if they are broken.
(6) Access to roofs from materials which do not have adequate load resistance shall be prohibited unless there is a device in place that allows the appropriate operation to be performed safely.
(7) The location, number and dimensions of doors and doors and the materials for their manufacture must be chosen according to the characteristics and manner of use of premises and workplaces.
(8) Doors and doors must meet the following requirements:
(a) the shuttle doors and doors must be transparent or have a transparent window;
b) the sliding door shall be secured against ejection and falling out;
(c) doors and doors opening upwards shall be capable of being secured against unexpected falling back;
(d) the emergency doors shall be opened outwards, marked, their structures shall be capable of being opened at any time even from the inside without any means of assistance and shall not be locked;
(e) a door on the road with traffic, if the passage by it for pedestrians is not safe, it shall be equipped with other well-visible and still accessible doors for passage;
(f) the door and door operated by mechanical force shall not endanger workers by their movement, shall be equipped with a clear, well-recognizable and easily accessible emergency switch-off device and, except where they are automatically opened in the event of power failure, shall also allow manual opening;
(g) where access to a site is restricted by chains or similar devices, such chains or similar devices shall be clearly visible and marked with appropriate signs of prohibition or warning.
(9) Auxiliary operating objects, such as workshop, office, warehouse or break room, must be located in an area without any risk of explosion.
(10) If the measuring and control devices to which the gas is supplied are installed in the operating facility, their exhaust pipe shall be removed from the facility so that the gas cannot return, even diluted.
(11) Operating objects must be marked with the object name.
Operational documentation
(1) Before commencing work or activities for which this decree provides for it, the relevant operational documentation must be drawn up, namely the technological process, the working procedure, the transport rules, the operating rules or instructions for operation and maintenance. In order to ensure safe and professional management of mining activities or activities carried out in a mining way, it shall approve operational documentation of a mine or a quarry or a racing plant.
(2) The operational documentation shall determine the continuity and, where appropriate, the simultaneous nature of the operations, the conditions for the safe performance of the work, the places at risk and the way in which they are marked, the means and the instrumentation to ensure the safety of the work and the operation, and the measures to ensure the workplace for as long as it is not operated.
(3) The operational documentation shall comply with the requirements of the rules for safety of work and operation, decisions to permit or approve the operation, construction or equipment, (5) with the technical conditions of the manufacturer or supplier of the equipment or construction and instructions of the manufacturer for the operation and maintenance of the equipment.
(4) For similar activities, type operational documentation adapted to local conditions may be used.
(5) The operational documentation shall be adapted without delay when the conditions are changed.
(6) Workers must be familiar with the operational documentation to the extent that they are concerned before work begins.
(7) The operational documentation shall be stored in a designated place accessible to workers who are obliged to comply.
(8) The operational documentation shall be kept at least one year after the completion of the work. Where a mass, serious or fatal accident has occurred during the work, the operational documentation shall be kept for at least 5 years from the accident.
Operation and use of objects, workplaces and equipment
(1) Only workplaces, machines, equipment, apparatus, equipment, equipment, objects and materials that comply with the rules for safety and safety at work and for safety of operations may be operated and used in the activities covered by this Decree. Only products which meet the requirements for a safe product by design, design and technical condition may be placed in use. (a)
(2) When using machinery, equipment, apparatus, aids and materials, the instructions or technical conditions of the manufacturer, instructions for use (50) and the conditions laid down in their approval or authorisation shall be complied with.
(3) Equipment, as well as other means and tools which serve the operation and its safety and, where appropriate, the protection of the life and health of workers, must be kept in a safe and usable condition. Devices may only be put into operation or used by personnel designated to operate them. Equipment may be used for the operations for which it is intended; other operations only under the conditions of designated organisations.
(4) Where protective equipment is damaged or temporarily deactivated for urgent reasons, it shall be replaced or put into good condition as soon as possible. Until then, safety of work and operation shall be ensured by appropriate safety measures.
(5) The organisation shall ensure at least once a year inspections of steel and wood structures and structures where they are exposed to moisture or aggressive substances.
(6) The inspection referred to in paragraph 5 shall also examine whether the cover sheets or grill grids of platform floors are secured against accidental displacement, roll-over and inclined position and whether the cover sheets or grill grids are rigidly fixed. For platforms, external defects are detected visually and by tap. In the case of platforms which have welded structures, the condition of the welds of their supporting parts to external defects is also checked during visual inspection. When external welds defects are detected, they shall be checked using a defectoscopy, for example by capillary method, to see if welds show cracks.
(7) The surface of the sheets shall be grooved or otherwise crushed. The requirement to check the wear condition of cover sheets and grid grids shall be deemed to have been met if the design of the structures is carried out according to a specified technical standard (54). The control element shall be changed if its thickness is less than the strength calculation specified in the project or expert report.
Working in heights
(1) If a worker is threatened by falling, falling or falling from a height or depth of 1,5 m or more, he shall be assured against falling. Personal reinsurance may only be used if collective reinsurance cannot be used or this would be ineffective in view of the nature of the work or local conditions.
(2) A protective or retaining banister, fence or net which is sufficiently firm, durable and fixed to withstand the expected stress shall be considered as a collective anti-fall protection.
(3) A safety belt or safety harness shall be considered as personal anti-fall protection. The safety-belt shall be used only as a positioning device in a place where the movement of the worker by free fall is not expected when falling from a height. When using a safety harness without a shock absorber, the free fall height shall not exceed 1,5 m, with a shock absorber of 4 m.
Workplaces tours
(1) Unless otherwise provided for in this Decree or in specific provisions, the Institute shall be obliged to examine:
(a) an exchange technique at least once per shift; in non-working shifts, the organisation may refrain from visits to the workplace;
(b) a technician directly superior to the exchange technician or his representative at least once a week.
(2) In designated remote and scattered workplaces with simple operating conditions, the workplace is obliged to examine
(a) an exchange technique at least once a week;
(b) a technician directly superior to the exchange technician or his representative at least every two weeks.
(3) The exchange technician, the technician directly superior to the exchange technician and his representative (hereinafter referred to as "supervisory authorities") and other technicians are required to check compliance with the relevant operational documentation, the state of the security equipment and to arrange for the removal of the defects detected. If the defects identified cannot be remedied and the workers appear and are in imminent danger, the supervisory authorities and other technicians shall be obliged to stop work and arrange for workers to go to a safe place. This measure shall be immediately notified to the dispatcher or inspection service who shall also notify the health and safety inspector at the work of the social inspection body.
(4) The results of the inspections and the measures identified must be recorded [Paragraph 21 (1) (d)].
Personnel records
(1) The precise and uniform records of workers must be kept from their entry into work until the end of their shift.
(2) The staff responsible for keeping records and the supervisory authorities shall be required to check that all staff have left their posts or have been entered into the register of the following shift no later than one hour after the end of the shift.
(3) If there's a missing person, a search must be initiated immediately.
Inspection service
(1) In all working and non-working shifts an inspection service shall be provided whose organisation and tasks shall be determined by a race mine or a quarry. This service can only be entrusted to a worker competent to manage the liquidation of an accident (§ 18).
(2) In workplaces with simple operating conditions, the inspection service can perform its function even outside the workstation and for more workplaces. If no work is done at these workplaces, the racing or racing mine or the quarry may refrain from providing inspection services.
WORKERS
Meeting of workers with safety regulations
(1) The organisation is required to acquaint workers who design, manage, control and implement the work, with this decree or, where appropriate, with the specific provisions referred to in this decree, with other provisions to ensure the safety of the work and the operation (6) and with decisions of the State Mining Administration, at least to the extent necessary for the performance of their duties. The periods of re-familiarisation of workers with these rules shall be determined by the manager or the factory mine or the quarry. The organisation shall allow workers to consult these rules and provide them with the necessary explanations on their request.
(2) Newly recruited workers must be trained, both theoretically and practically, according to the syllabus issued by a race mine or a race quarry and tested. Theoretical training of workers who have not yet worked in the processing and processing of minerals carried out in connection with their conquest or who have interrupted such work for more than 2 years shall take at least 8 teaching hours.
Allocation of work
(1) A worker may only be assigned to work (function) and workplaces if his medical fitness has been assessed in advance, (7) verified by theoretical and practical knowledge and has been familiar with the relevant rules to ensure safety of work and operation.
(2) Before being assigned to a workplace at risk of rock and earth slides or water and mud streams (water-based rocks), the organisation is obliged to instruct workers about these hazards, their symptoms and how they should act when they are detected.
(3) A worker not familiar with local conditions must be brought to the workplace at least on the first shift by a worker who knows them well.
(4) Only skilled workers can work with increased danger. In order to carry out such work, operational documentation must be drawn up and work carried out under constant supervision.
(5) Work to eliminate the obvious and immediate threat may only be carried out after the execution order has been issued and permanent supervision has been determined.
(6) The organisation shall decide whether the work referred to in paragraph 4 or 5 is concerned.
Separate performance
(1) The organisation may only entrust a worker who has completed 18 years of age with a specific training in which he has worked under the supervision of a designated qualified worker and has passed an examination of the relevant expertise and regulations to ensure safety of work and operations.
(2) The syllabus of training, its length and the method of testing shall be determined by the race or race mine or the quarry according to the type of work, unless such requirements are laid down by regulations to ensure the safety of work and operation or by specific regulations.
(3) Training and examination may be waived by the organisation to workers who are trained in the field in which they are to work and graduates of secondary vocational and higher education institutions in the relevant direction.
Occupation of workplaces
There shall be at least two workers at the workplace from which it is not possible to call or report by telephone or other means. There may be one worker at the other workplaces; In such a case, the organisation shall determine the manner and time of the call or notification or shorter periods of inspections by the supervisory authorities.
Obligations of staff
(1) Workers are required to verify the safety of the workplace before and during work. In the event of a threat, the work must be stopped, notified to the foreman or, where appropriate, to the group leader (hereinafter referred to as "the foreman ') and followed the procedure set out in Section 16. They can continue their work as soon as the threat has passed.
(2) Except in the cases referred to in Article 12 (5), workers may not enter, stay and remove any signs thereof.
(3) Workers are required to use assigned personal protective equipment, to follow operational documentation and regulations to ensure safety of work and to choose such working procedures that are in accordance with the principles of safe work. They shall not change anything without an order to operate, safety, fire, sanitation or other facilities. Only the machines, equipment, tools and tools intended for their work can be used and operated.
(4) Workers shall not leave their place of work without the consent of the foreman or leave them early without the approval of the supervisory authority, except for urgent reasons (nausea, sudden illness, injury, etc.). The departure for urgent reasons shall be notified as soon as possible to the foreman and supervisory authority or dispatcher.
(5) Workers shall comply with the instructions resulting from safety markings, warning signals and warnings. They are also obliged to follow the instructions of patrols securing the security circuit (during shredding, etc.).
(6) Workers shall not use open fire and smoke in places with increased fire risk. In exceptional cases, they may use open fire only on written orders from the organisation. 8)
Hazard obligations
Any person who sees a danger that could endanger the health or lives of a person or cause an accident (accident) or a malfunction of a technical device, or signs of such a danger, shall be obliged, if he cannot remove the danger himself, to notify immediately to the supervisory authority or dispatcher or inspection service, as appropriate, and, as far as possible, to notify all persons who might be at risk by that danger.
The foreman and his duties
(1) In a group of two or more workers, the foreman must be identified.
(2) Only those who have the necessary professional experience and have passed an examination of the expertise and of the relevant regulations to ensure the safety of work and operation can be a precursor. The content of the professional experience, the method of testing and the periods of their repetition shall be determined by the racing, mine or quarry.
(3) The foreman is obliged to ensure the safety of his group's workers, safe workplace status, compliance with operational documentation and compliance with the organisation's orders. When a defect is detected, it is required to ensure its removal. If it cannot do so and there is a clear and immediate threat to workers, it must stop work and take its group to a safe place. The competent supervisory authority or dispatcher shall inform the health and safety inspector at work of any deficiencies and of any measures taken. Paragraph 15 (1) applies to the renewal of work.
(4) When alternating shifts, the foreman is obliged to alert the incoming foreman to important facts or defects in the workplace. If it cannot do so, it shall report to the supervisory authority before the shift takes place.
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Emergency plan
If an organisation is obliged to draw up a plan for the fight against serious traffic accidents ("accidents'), 11) it shall proceed in accordance with paragraphs 18a to 18e.
Preparation and storage of emergency plan
(1) The emergency plan must be drawn up clearly, concise, comprehensible and supplemented or amended in such a way as to reflect reality.
(2) The emergency plan must be stored in such a place as to be available at any time to the persons concerned.
(3) In cases where there may be a threat to the workers of a neighbouring mine or quarry, the emergency plan shall also be discussed with the racing of such a mine or quarry.
Parts of the emergency plan
(1) The emergency plan contains part of the contingency, operational and map. An integral part of the emergency plan shall be the documentation drawn up in accordance with specific regulations. 47)
(2) The emergency part identifies the persons, authorities and organisations to whom the accident must be reported, as well as the specific obligations of persons, authorities and organisations in the event of an accident.
(3) The operational part shall include the foreseeable types of accidents and, in the framework, the means and procedures for the rescue, treatment and transport of persons, as well as the means for the disposal of the accident, including the means of first aid and their deployment. In addition, the method of alerting the alarm to the staff of the organisation or, where appropriate, the mining rescue service or fire department.
(4) Any measures in relation to neighbouring mines or quarries, or mining works or objects shall be included in the contingency and operational part of the emergency plan.
(5) The map section contains a basic map of the plant (establishment) with the drawing of mining works and, where appropriate, other special purpose maps as required by the organisation, drawn up in accordance with a specific regulation. 48) The map documentation shall include means of escape and the location of means of rescue, treatment and transport of injured persons.
Head of accident management
(1) The manager of the accident is a manager or a race mine or a racetrack. In the event of his absence, pending the arrival of the driver of the accident, the destruction of the accident shall be managed by a designated worker who is familiar with the local conditions to the extent necessary for the management of the accident. This worker may be an inspection service worker (Section 9 (1)).
(2) The heads of units involved in the destruction of the accident (mining rescue service, fire brigades, etc.) shall proceed when the accident is disposed of in agreement with the accident manager.
(3) The accident manager shall designate a representative in writing in cases where he is unable to perform his duties. At the time when the manager of the accident is in charge of the accident, he shall have all the rights and obligations of the accident manager.
Tasks of the accident manager
(1) The driver of the accident is managing the work to save people and fight the accident. All issued orders and received messages shall be recorded with the time specified. Orders shall be drawn up in duplicate; one copy shall be received by the person receiving the order and, where appropriate, further transmitted, the other copy shall remain with the accident manager. Written copies of orders may be omitted where this is not possible (driving at the crash site, etc.).
(2) The accident manager may establish an emergency or other commission as his advisory body.
(3) After analysing the situation, the accident manager shall assess and, where appropriate, adjust the operational part of the emergency plan, determine how the accident is to be handled and give orders to:
(a) the rescue of workers, in particular their removal from the vulnerable area;
(b) the profession of emergency services for a mining rescue station or fire protection units, as appropriate;
(c) notification of the medical dispatch49) and the provision of their escorts if the accident endangers the lives or health of workers;
(d) making records of workers in the workplace, in particular with particular regard to workers in the vulnerable area;
(e) the implementation of further measures for the accident in the operational part of the emergency plan;
(f) informing the responsible workers of neighbouring mines or quarries or other organisations, where appropriate, which could be threatened by the accident;
(g) the profession of other workers and organisations needed to combat the accident;
(h) the supply of material and equipment needed to fight the accident;
(ch) informing the competent authorities of the nature of the accident, the course of the rescue work and the procedure for the disposal of the accident.
(4) The accident manager shall not be entrusted with other tasks for the duration of the accident which would prevent him from performing the tasks of the accident manager.
(5) For persons set out in the emergency plan who are unable to carry out specific tasks, the accident manager shall designate other suitable persons to liquidate the accident.
List with emergency plan
(1) All workers must be properly informed about how to behave in the event of an accident.
(2) All persons to whom the emergency plan imposes specific obligations must be properly informed.
(3) The training of staff and the familiarity of persons with their specific obligations under the emergency plan must be repeated at any change in the emergency plan concerning them, but at least once a year.
Emergency organisation procedure
(1) The organisation shall report serious accidents at work:
(a) fatal injury;
(b) an injury to a life of danger resulting in an injury resulting from the loss of an organ, anatomical or functional, a life of dangerous damage to health, including industrial poisoning and an accident with the nature of an accident which has occurred as a result of a breach of safety regulations, which at the same time indicates a serious risk to safety and health at work;
Contents
ČÁST PRVNÍ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 1
§ 2
§ 3
DÍL DRUHÝ
§ 4
§ 4a
§ 5
§ 6
§ 6a
§ 7
§ 8
§ 9
DÍL TŘETÍ
§ 11
§ 12
§ 13
§ 14
§ 15
§ 16
§ 17
DÍL ČTVRTÝ
§ 18
§ 18a
§ 18b
§ 18c
§ 18d
§ 18e
§ 19
§ 20
DÍL PÁTÝ
§ 21
ČÁST DRUHÁ
§ 27
ČÁST TŘETÍ
§ 28
§ 29
§ 30
§ 31
§ 32
§ 33
ČÁST ČTVRTÁ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 34
§ 35
§ 36
§ 37
§ 38
§ 39
§ 40
§ 41
§ 42
§ 43
§ 44
§ 45
§ 46
§ 47
DÍL DRUHÝ
Oddíl první
§ 48
§ 49
§ 50
§ 51
§ 52
§ 53
§ 54
Oddíl druhý
§ 55
§ 56
§ 57
Oddíl třetí
§ 58
§ 59
§ 60
§ 61
§ 62
DÍL TŘETÍ
Oddíl první
§ 63
Oddíl druhý
§ 64
§ 65
§ 66
§ 67
§ 68
Oddíl třetí
§ 69
§ 70
§ 71
§ 72
§ 73
§ 74
§ 75
§ 76
§ 77
§ 78
§ 79
ČÁST PÁTÁ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 80
§ 81
§ 82
§ 83
§ 84
§ 85
§ 86
§ 87
§ 88
§ 89
DÍL DRUHÝ
§ 90
§ 91
§ 92
§ 93
§ 94
§ 95
§ 96
§ 97
§ 98
§ 99
§ 100
§ 101
§ 102
§ 103
§ 104
§ 105
DÍL TŘETÍ
§ 106
§ 107
§ 108
ČÁST ŠESTÁ
DÍL PRVNÍ
§ 109
DÍL DRUHÝ
§ 110
§ 111
§ 112
§ 113
§ 114
DÍL TŘETÍ
§ 115
§ 116
DÍL ČTVRTÝ
§ 117
§ 118
§ 119
§ 120
§ 121
§ 122
§ 123
DÍL PÁTÝ
§ 124
§ 125
§ 126
§ 127
§ 128
§ 129
§ 130
§ 131
ČÁST SEDMÁ
§ 132
§ 133
§ 134
§ 135
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| Citation | Decree of the Czech Mining Authority No. 51 / 1989 Coll., on Safety and Health at Work and Safety of Operation in the Treatment and Processing of Minerals |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 17.05.1989 |
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| Effective from | 01.07.1989 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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