Wyoming Statutes

§ 30-3-104 — Working alone prohibited; exception

Wyoming § 30-3-104

JurisdictionWyoming

Title 30Mines and Minerals

Ch. 3MINING SAFETY

Art. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 30-3-104 (2026).

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No person shall be required to work alone in any hazardous place
where his life might be endangered, unless he can communicate
with others, can be heard or can be seen.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 30-3-101

Applicability of W.S. 30-3-101 through 30-3-509

§ 30-3-102

Reasonable safety regulations and precautions; enumeration of general safety rules; hazards to be posted; care of tools

§ 30-3-103

Protective gear and clothing to be worn; clothing and devices to meet safety standards

§ 30-3-104

Working alone prohibited; exception

§ 30-3-105

Bulletin boards to be maintained for posting rules and regulations

§ 30-3-106

Permissible methane detector required; permissible methods of testing for methane; examination of underground mine by mine examiners; procedure; written record

§ 30-3-107

Inspections for safety hazards

§ 30-3-108

Requirements as to buildings generally; fire resistant structures required

§ 30-3-109

Check-in and check-out system

§ 30-3-110

Pits and quarries

§ 30-3-111

Stairways and platforms

§ 30-3-112

Roofs of mines; minimum standards; supports; inspection

§ 30-3-113

Rock dusting in coal mines

§ 30-3-114

Construction, installation and maintenance of track

§ 30-3-115

Haulage roads; clearance space; shelter holes

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