Arizona § 27-363 Danger signals; visitors

Arizona Statutes

§ 27-363 — Danger signals; visitors

Arizona § 27-363

Title 27Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 3OPERATION OF MINES

Art. 3Hoists, Shafts and Underground Operations

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Bluebook

Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 27-363 (2026).

Text

A.Owners or operators shall place warning signs or other warning notices at the entrance to working places deemed dangerous, and at the entrance to old or abandoned workings of active mines, and no person other than those authorized by the operator shall remove or go beyond a caution-board, warning sign or danger signal so placed.

B.Visitors shall not be allowed underground unless accompanied by the operator or his agent.

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A. Owners or operators shall place warning signs or other warning notices at the entrance to working places deemed dangerous, and at the entrance to old or abandoned workings of active mines, and no person other than those authorized by the operator shall remove or go beyond a caution-board, warning sign or danger signal so placed.

B. Visitors shall not be allowed underground unless accompanied by the operator or his agent.