§ 30-2-307 — State mining council; nature of examination generally; grading; record to be kept; public inspection of record; fees for examination and certificate; replacement

Wyoming § 30-2-307

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 30: Mines and Minerals
• Ch. 2: MINING OPERATIONS
• Art. 3: STATE MINING COUNCIL

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(a) The state mining council shall ascertain the
experience, knowledge and understanding of each applicant for
the position for which he desires a certificate. The council
shall examine applicants for mine examiner and mine foreman both
orally and in writing. To obtain a certificate the applicant
shall obtain a total weighted average grade of seventy-five
percent (75%). A complete record shall be made of each
examination, including all questions and answers, both oral and
written. The record shall be filed with the inspector and
maintained permanently as a public record.
(b) Each applicant shall pay an examination fee which
shall be set annually by the council and shall be based upon
anticipated testing expenditures. The council upon satisfactory
proof of loss or destruction of a certificate shall issue a
duplicate upon receipt of five dollars ($5.00). All fees
collected by the council shall be deposited with the state
treasurer and credited to a separate account and shall be used
for the administration of the mine foreman and mine examiner
certification examinations.