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3 rd Shift 4. Number of workings days in the week : 5. If there is any major change in wages or hours of work as compared to the preceding quarter, please account for the change here. Signature of person Signing the return _____________ INSTRU CTIONS I. the information should cover all persons “employed” as in Table C. Particulars relating to payments etc., to monthly paid staff should be included on a pro-rata basis. II. Average daily attendance should be obtained by dividing the aggregate number of attendances on all the shifts on all days during the week by the number of working days. Any day on which the mine did not work, for any cause whatsoever, should not be treated as a working day. III. Aggregate number of man-hours worked during the week should be obtained by adding for the whole week, the number of man-hours worked every day. The number of man-hours worked on a day is obtained by summing up the number of hours worked by each person attending work on each of the shifts during the day, including o vertime worked, if any. IV. Total cash payments should include all remuneration payable (and paid) for work done during the week before making deductions, if any, towards fines, provident fund contributions, etc., Employer’s contributions to the provident fund or on account of welfare provisions should not be included. Bonuses not payable for every pay-period should also not be included. V. Including over-time payments. VI. Persons employed in the removal of overburden should be included among “Others” and not among “Miners and Loaders” or “Face Workers and Loaders”. VII. Concessions in kind (such as supply of food-stuffetc. Free or at subsidised prices) should be estimated in terms of the difference between the monetary value of the food stuffs, etc. at cost price and the value realised by sale at concessional price. FORM III (See Regulation 5) Annual Return for the year ending on the 31 st December, 19 1. Name of mine ………………………………………Mineral worked…………………… 2. Postal address of mine ………………………….. 3. Date of opening …………………………………… 4. Date of closing (if closed) 5. Situation of mine District……………………………………… State …………………………………. 6. Name of Owner………………………. Postal address of Owner………………….. 7. Name of Managing Agents (if any)………………….. Postal address of Managing Agents…………………. 8. Name of Agent (if any) as defined in section 2(c) of the Mines Act, 1952…………. Portal address of Agent …………………………. 9. Name of Manager………………………………. Postal address of Manager……………………………… 10. Other superior supervisory staff employed as at the end of the yar. (Please give designations and numbers employed). ………………………………………………..
………………………………………………... 11. (a) Whether machinery is used …………………… (b) Nature of power used, if any (e.g., electricity, steam, compressed air, etc.) 12. Tables A to E2 duly filled in, are attached. Certified that the information given above and in Tables A to E2 below is correct to the best of my knowledge. Yours faithfully, Signature ………………………… Designation : Owner/Agent/Manager TABLE A.-EMPLOYMENT Maximum number of persons employed on any one day during the year ____________________________ (i)in workings below ground on …………………………(a)………………………….. (ii)in all in the mine on ………………………………….(a)………………………….. Classification Total number of mandays Number Average daily number of Total worked during of days persons employed (c) wages or the year (b) worked during the year salary bill for the year(d) (1) (2A) (2B) (2C) (3) (4A) (4B) (4C) (4D) (5) Below ground: (i) Foremen and Mining Mates (ii) Face workers and loaders (iii) Others Opencast Working : (i) Foremen and Mining Mates (ii) Miners and Loaders (iii) Others (e) Above ground : (i) Clerical and Supervisory staff (excluding the superior supervisory staff mentioned in item 10 of Form III) (ii) Workers in any attached factory, workshop or mineral dressing plant. (iii) Others. Total Sigature of person Signing the Return …………..
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THE METALLIFEROUS MINES REGULATIONS
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(24) “permitted explosive” mean
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Provided further that when, on acco
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(v) an occurrence of inflammable ga
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constitute to Board even though the
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(b) Manager’s second class certif
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2[17. Practical experience of candi
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(3) Except as aforesaid examination
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For the purpose aforesaid only such
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[NOTE- Any service certificate gran
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material objects; and any person re
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31. 4[Retirement age for Managers a
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Provided further that the Chief Ins
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CHAPTER-V : Duties and Responsibili
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is being carried out, such tracing
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(10) He shall, at the end of his sh
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(b) shall see that the safety lamp
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(d) He shall devote the whole of hi
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(3) The locomotive driver shall imm
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(iii) every pillar or block of mine
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(c) The owner, agent or manager sha
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(2) Suitable arrangements shall be
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(d) project at least one metre abov
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winding, the end of the rope shall
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(4) If the shaft or winze is vertic
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Provided that the Chief Inspector m
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(c) The operations and examination
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(3) Where haulage is effected by on
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(a) between, the tubs and one side
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(2) Where the inclination of the co
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