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COAL MINING SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT 1999 - SECT 54
Limitations on appointment of site senior executive
(1) A coal mine operator for a coal mine or for a
separate part of a surface mine must not appoint more than 1
site senior executive for the mine or for the part for which the person is
coal mine operator. Penalty— Maximum penalty—500 penalty units.
(2) A coal mine operator must not appoint a person to be site senior executive
for more than 1 coal mine. Penalty— Maximum penalty—500 penalty
units.
(3) However, a person may be appointed to be site senior executive
for more than 1 coal mine if— (a) the mines are part of a mining project; or
(b) the mines consist only of exploration activities under an exploration
permit, mineral development licence or mining lease; or
(c) the mines are
adjacent and on-site activities for winning coal are carried on at only 1 of
the mines; or
(d) the mines comprise mines forming part of a mining project
and adjacent mines, and the adjacent mines consist only of exploration
activities under an exploration permit, mineral development licence or mining
lease.
(4) A coal mine operator must not appoint a person to be
site senior executive for a coal mine unless the person holds— (a) for an
underground mine— (i) a site senior executive notice; and
(ii) the
practising certificate required by the board of examiners to be held by a
person holding the board qualification mentioned in subparagraph (i) ; or
(b)
for all or part of a surface mine— (i) a site senior executive notice; and
(ii) the practising certificate required by the board of examiners to be held
by a person holding the board qualification mentioned in subparagraph (i) .
Penalty— Maximum penalty—500 penalty units.
(5) Also, a
coal mine operator must not appoint a person to be site senior executive for a
coal mine or a separate part of a surface mine unless the person is an
employee of— (a) the coal mine operator; or
(b) an associated entity of the
coal mine operator; or
(c) an entity that employs or otherwise engages 80% or
more of the coal mine workers at the coal mine.
Penalty— Maximum
penalty—500 penalty units.
(6) However, subsection (5) does not apply if
the only coal mining operations at the coal mine or the separate part of the
surface mine are exploration activities under an exploration permit, mineral
development licence or mining lease.
(7) In this section—
"appoint" includes employ and purport to appoint.
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