Decree No. 9 / 1994 Coll.
Decree of the Czech Mining Office amending and supplementing the Order of the Czech Mining Office No. 51 / 1989 Coll., on Safety and Health at Work and Safety of Operation in the Treatment and Processing of Minerals, as amended by Decree No. 340 / 1992 Coll.
Valid
Effective from 01.03.1994
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DECLARATION
Czech Mining Office
of 6 December 1993
amending and supplementing the Order of the Czech Mining Authority No. 51 / 1989 Coll., on safety and health at work and safety of operations in the treatment and processing of minerals, as amended by Decree No. 340 / 1992 Coll.
The Czech Mining Authority provides pursuant to § 6 (6) (a), (b) and (d) of the Act of the Czech National Council No. 61 / 1988 Coll., on Mining Activities, Explosives and State Mining Administration, as amended by the Act of the Czech National Council No. 542 / 1991 Coll.:
Decree of the Czech Mining Office No. 51 / 1989 Coll., on the Safety and Health at Work and Safety of Operation in the Treatment and Processing of Minerals, as amended by Decree No. 340 / 1992 Coll., is amended as follows:
1. in Article 2 (1), point (c) shall be deleted;
Points (d) to (o) shall be renumbered (c) to (n).
2. the following paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be added to Article 6:
"(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.
(2) The use of machinery, equipment, apparatus, aids and materials shall comply with the manufacturer's instructions or technical conditions, instructions and conditions laid down in their approval or authorisation. ';
Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall be renumbered paragraphs 3 and 4.
3. the following paragraph 5 is added to Article 6:
"(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. ';
4. Paragraph 10, including the title, is deleted.
5. In Article 11 (1), the words "the head of organisation 'are replaced by the words" a manager or a factory mine or a quarry'.
6. Paragraph 18, including the title, reads:
Emergency plan
If the organisation is obliged to draw up a plan for the fight against serious accidents in traffic ("accidents'), 11) it shall proceed in accordance with Sections 18a to 18e. '
7. The following Sections 18a to 18e are inserted after Paragraph 18:
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, if any, are included in the emergency 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 the location of the 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.
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 arising from the emergency plan must be repeated at any change in the emergency plan concerning them, but at least once a year. "
8. Paragraph 19 (1) shall be added to point (g) as follows:
"(g) the loss of a radioactive lamp and the proven leakage of a closed lamp.";
9.
Sewerage
(1) For the establishment and reconstruction of the effluents, a project shall be developed to address:
(a) the prevention and control of dust, where appropriate;
(b) protection against adverse effects on the groundwater and surface water regime in the area surrounding the effluent and its pollution;
(c) the treatment of the effluent and its objects after the completion of operation;
(d) the method of monitoring the quality and quantity of leachate and surface water;
(e) the stability of the dam;
(f) monitoring of air pollutants;
(g) the method and procedure for navigation;
(h) safety of operation under exceptional circumstances (flooding, natural disasters, interruption of electricity supply, water quality hazards);
(ch) any removal of materials from the effluent and its influence on the surrounding area.
(2) Before putting into service, the operating rules shall be established, which shall include, in addition to the elements referred to in paragraph 1, the operational documentation of the individual objects and equipment.
(3) Only the materials for which it was intended may be stored in the effluent.
(4) The removal of material from the effluent shall be carried out in accordance with a technological procedure which is processed in accordance with the operating rules. ';
10. In Paragraph 36 (1), the following sentences are added at the end: "A device for which the force may cause undesirable movement must be safely anchored. Only the design of the device is permitted to allow safe anchoring. '
11.
"(3) The pipe shall be marked according to the purpose or type of leaking substance. The colour stripes of a width of 20 cm at a distance of 30 m are sufficient to indicate the pipe,
(a) in the case of a dark red fire-pipe (red vermilion),
(b) for compressed air pipes, light blue (blue light).
The marking shall also be provided for each turnoff and pipe fittings. The method of identifying the other pipelines shall be determined by the organisation. ';
12. Paragraph 51 (4) reads as follows:
"(4) If the tow cable outlet on a movable device carries a tow cable, the machine shall be equipped with a locking device to switch off the movable device when the permitted tension in the cable is exceeded. ';
13. Article 52 (5) reads as follows:
"(5) In the case of a device where the position is exceeded, the safety of work or operation may be compromised;
(a) an end switch defining the intended position involved in the force circuit; or
(b) two end switches in the control circuit; in such a case, one end switch shall be connected to the control circuit of the relevant drive and the other to the control coil circuit of the switch; or
(c) for equipment controlled by a programme processor, two end-position data in the software. ';
14. Paragraph 52 shall be added to paragraph 6:
"(6) If the device is equipped with electrical locking to ensure the safety of persons, the device shall be stopped when it is applied. In such a case, the device may only be restarted by conscious unlocking. ';
15.
"(5) Direct overcurrent protection for equipment above 1 kV shall be tested and functionally verified before they are put into service and at least once every three years. ';
16. Paragraph 57 (8) reads as follows:
"(8) The operational documentation shall be available for relay protection and automatic tests. ';
17.
"(3) The provisions of paragraphs 1 and 2 and paragraphs 67, 68, 92 to 95, 100 (1) and 103 shall not apply to lines covered by the separate regulation."
Article 18 (96) (7) reads as follows:
"(7) Only persons whose activity is linked to the transport may be present when transmitting and transporting closed radioactive radiators. Radioactive radiators may only be transported in means of transport intended for this purpose. ';
19. Paragraph 108 (9) reads as follows:
"(9) The fastening and unlocking of the binder during handling of the material shall be carried out from the ground or safe platforms or floors so that the binding is not carried out at a height greater than 1,5 m. Binding agents from the surface of the stored material can only be clamped on and off when the spontaneous movement of the stored material is excluded. Manipulating material is possible only after the worker has moved away to a safe place. '
20. Paragraph 108 is added to paragraph 11:
"(11) The organisation may store radioactive radiators only on premises approved for that purpose. ';
21.
"(1) Devices, instruments and tools shall be kept in operational and safe condition and shall be so deployed as not to prevent natural ventilation. The escape routes and premises for handling materials, water, gas and electricity shall be permanently free. ';
22. Paragraph 115 is added to paragraph 6:
"(6) Measures shall be taken during laboratory work to meet the hazards that can be expected from the properties and quantities of substances and materials used. ';
This Decree shall take effect on 1 March 1994.
Chairman:
Ing. Bartoš v. r.
47) Act of the Czech National Council No. 133 / 1985 Coll., on Fire Protection, as amended by Act No. 425 / 1990 Coll. Decree of the Ministry of Interior of the Czech Socialist Republic No. 37 / 1986 Coll., implementing certain provisions of the Act of the Czech National Council on Fire Protection.
48) Decree of the Czech Mining Office No. 435 / 1992 Coll., on the metering documentation of mining activities and certain activities carried out in a mining way.
49) Decree of the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic No. 434 / 1992 Coll., on the Medical Rescue Service.
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| Citation | Decree of the Czech Mining Office No. 9 / 1994 Coll., amending and supplementing the Order of the Czech Mining Office No. 51 / 1989 Coll., on Safety and Health at Work and Safety of Operation in the Treatment and Processing of Minerals, as amended by Decree No. 340 / 1992 Coll. |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 20.01.1994 |
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| Effective from | 01.03.1994 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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