Mine emergency response duties require immediate rescue coordination, medical assistance, and supervised recovery operations under managerial control. On receiving information of an emergency likely to require a rescue team, the manager, or in the manager's absence the principal official present at the ... Summary
Mine emergency response duties require immediate rescue coordination, medical assistance, and supervised recovery operations under managerial control.
On receiving information of an emergency likely to require a rescue team, the manager, or in the manager's absence the principal official present at the surface, must immediately inform the rescue room or rescue stations, summon rescue-trained persons, notify nearby mines if additional assistance is needed, call medical assistance, and send the occurrence report to the Inspector-cum-Facilitator. Rescue and recovery work in a below ground mine must remain under the control, direction and supervision of the manager or principal official, subject to guidance from a specified group in a major emergency.
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