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

Wyoming·Title 30 Mines and Minerals·Ch. 3 MINING SAFETY·Art. 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS
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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§ 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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