Arizona Statutes
§ 27-359 — Signal code
Arizona § 27-359
JurisdictionArizona
Title 27Arizona Revised Statutes
Ch. 3OPERATION OF MINES
Art. 3Hoists, Shafts and Underground Operations
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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 27-359 (2026).
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A. The following signal code shall be used in all mines: 1 bell, stop immediately if in motion. 1 bell, hoist muck, after preliminary signal for hoisting muck. 2 bells, lower. 3 bells, raise. 3 -1 bells, hoist men. 3 -2 bells, lower men. 4 bells, release cage, skip, or bucket to the hoistman. 5 bells, blasting or ready to shoot.
(a)The signal for blasting or ready to shoot is a caution signal and if the engineer is prepared to accept it he shall acknowledge by raising the bucket or cage a few feet then lowering it again.
(b)After accepting the signal for blasting or ready to shoot, the engineer shall be prepared to hoist men away from the blast as soon as any signal is given and shall accept no other signal in the meantime.
6 bells, air on or off.
7 bells, danger signal, foll
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