Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 - Directorate General of ...

(2) Any Service Certificate granted under sub-regulation (1) may be restricted to
miens having open-cast workings only; and this fact shall be endorsed on the
Certificate.
(3) Every application for the grant of a Service Certificate under this sub -
regulation shall be accompanied by :
(i)
a certificate of age granted by a Gazetted Officer of the Central
Government or by the head-master of a school of a Higher
Secondary or equivalent standard or by a qualified medical
practitioner no below the rank of a Civil Assistant Surgeon ;
Provided that in case of a person holding a matriculation or
equivalent certificate, such certificate shall be submitted as
evidence of age ;
(ii)
(iii)
a medical certificate obtained not more than two years prior to the
date of his application, from a qualified medical practitioner not
below the rank of a Civil Assistant Surgeon or from a Certifying
Surgeon, certifying the candidate to be free from deafness,
defective vision or any other infirmity, mental or physical, likely to
interfere with the efficient discharge of his duties; and
a certificate from some person of good repute as to the general
good conduct and sobriety of the candidate.
(4) Fees on the scale laid down in Regulation 21 shall be paid in respect of every
examination under this regulation.
24. Service Certificate for Surveyors. – (1) The Board may grant, until such date as may
be notified by the Central Government for the purpose in the Official Gazette, a
Surveyor’s (restricted to metalliferous mines) to any person –
(i)
(ii)
1[who has attained the age of 30 years and who satisfied the Board that he
has worked as surveyors of metalliferous mines in India for a period not
less than six years, and has had practical experience in surveying of the
nature approved by the Board, if he passes such viva voce examination as
the Board may stipulate; or]
who has attained the age of 25 years and has received 1[certificate,
diploma or degree in mining, mining engineering, mine surveying or civil
engineering or other equivalent 2qualification] approved in this behalf by
the Central Government, if he satisfied the Board that he has had practical
experience in surveying of the nature approved by the Board for a period
of not less than two years (including not less than six months in the
workings belowground of a metalliferous mine in India) and if he passes
such viva voce examination as the Board may stipulate.