Wyoming Statutes
§ 30-3-304 — Use of arc, spark or open flame prohibited; exceptions; search for flame-producing devices; welding and cutting operations; nonpermissible electric lamps prohibited
Wyoming·Title 30 Mines and Minerals·Ch. 3 MINING SAFETY·Art. 3 COMMUNICATIONS, FIRE PREVENTION AND FIRST AID
(a)All persons in underground workings of a mine are
prohibited from intentionally creating any arc, spark or open
flame, except those that cannot be avoided in the normal
performance of work. Carrying smoking material or matches, or
other flame-making devices into a mine or smoking underground is
prohibited.
(b)Before entering the mine, employees shall be subject
to search by the mine foreman or his certified designee for
smoking materials or matches, or other flame-producing devices.
(c)In all underground mines welding and cutting with
electricity or flame is restricted from places where flammable
gases are present or where flammable gases may enter the air
course except necessary welding and cutting in face regions. In
the face regions of gassy mines, necessary welding and cutting
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