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DGMS First & Second Class Manager's Exam Notes
The Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 (MMR 1961), framed under the Mines Act, 1952, form the legal foundation for safety and operation of metal and non-coal mines in India.
Part 3 of MMR 1961 primarily deals with duties, powers, supervision, machinery, safety precautions, and reporting requirements. These rules ensure safe and efficient mining operations and are crucial for DGMS Managerβs Examinations (Metal First & Second Class β Restricted and Unrestricted).
Every mine must be under the control of a qualified manager responsible for compliance.
Overmen, Mates, and Engineers must conduct daily inspections and report unsafe conditions.
Mines must prepare a Safety Management Plan (SMP) including risk assessment (WRAC).
Mandates use of flameproof and intrinsically safe equipment in hazardous zones.
Requires immediate reporting of accidents to DGMS using Form I-A within 24 hours.
Mines must maintain records and submit periodic reports to DGMS.
DGMS frequently asks questions on duties of officials, machinery inspection, and accident reporting procedures under MMR 1961.
Understanding Part 3 helps integrate legislation with safety practice, which is essential for oral and written exams.
Q: Explain the key provisions of Part 3 of MMR 1961.
Answer: Part 3 of MMR 1961 ensures systematic supervision, machinery safety, and reporting. It mandates duties for managers and supervisors, focusing on accident prevention through SMPs and regular inspections. It also specifies that machinery and electrical installations must be safely operated and accidents must be reported promptly to DGMS.
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