APPLICATION FORM FOR NATIONAL SAFETY AWARDS(MINES), 1999.

 

[Form furnishing the particulars specified below along with crossed Indian Postal Order(s) of Rs.100/- (Rupees one hundred only) should reach the Dy. Direcotr-General of Mines Safety(Stat). Directorate-General of Mines safety, Dhanbad – 826001 not later than 30.6.2000. Postal orders should be drawn in favour of Administrative Officer/D.D.O., DGMS, payable at Dhanbad Post Office. Incomplete appliaction or application received after the last date may be rejected without specifying any reason. Contestants are hereby informed that for this contest year (1999), a mine will be eligible for at most one Prize.]

 

  1. GENERAL
    1. Name of Mine __________________ Mine Code ___________
    2. Name of Mineral_______________________________________
    3. Address of Mine_______________________________________

      4. _________________________________________

      __________________________________________

      Telephone No.______________________________

    4. Name of Owner ____________________________________________
    5. Address to which all correspondences on this subject is to be made

Is to be made (IN BLOCK letters):

a) Name _____________________________________

    1. Full Address _____________________________________
    1. Telegraphic Address ______________________________

d) Telephone Number _______________________________

e) Telex Number _____________________________________

f) FAX No. _______________________________________

 
  1. TYPE AND GENERAL PARTICULARS OF MINE

[Read the instructions carefully before filling in the form and use code no. as indicated]

2.1 Type of mine :

(See instruction B)

 
    1. If the mine is primarily belowground coal mine, furnish the following information:

    1. Period(s) of belowground working in 1999 :

b) Depth of the present workings (in meters) :

c) Does it have working seam(s) belonging to Degree III ? : Yes/No

d) Has any longwall face been worked for at least six months

in 1999? : Yes/No

e) Was the mine using LHD/SDL in depillaring/

development areas in 1999 ? : Yes/No

f) In case of depillaring workings, the thickness of

extraction (in metres) :

g) Gradient ( 1 in _____) :

  1. PARTICULARS OF MANSHIFT AND OUTPUT
    1. Manshifts worked during the years 1997, 1998 & 1999
      2.

       

       

      Month

      Manshifts worked

      1997

      1998

      1999

      January

      February

      March

      April

      May

      June

      July

      August

      September

      October

      November

      December

       

      TOTAL

      [Manshifts worked for a month is obtained by adding the daily attendance(in all the shifts) for the whole month.]

    2. Production (in Tonne) & Overbruden removed in cu.M.).
      3.

       

       

      M O N T H

      Production (in Tonne) & Overburden removed in(Cu.M)

      1997

      1998

      1999

      Prod.

      OB.

      Prod.

      OB.

      Prod.

      OB.

      January

      February

      March

      April

      May

      June

      July

      August

      September

      October

      November

      December

       

      TOTAL

    4. Production ( in tonnes ) and Removal of

    Overburden ( in cubic metres in 1999.

    Total Production Overburden removed

    From From

    From From fully mech. Faces manual

    Belowground Opencast Where HEMM are used faces

    /deep hole blasting

    done

     

    From fully mech. Faces From

    Where HEMM are used / manual

    Deep hole blasting done face

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  2. DETAILS OF ACCIDENTS WHICH OCCURRED DURING 01.01.97 To 31.12.99

    3. [Furnish details accident-wise. Only Mining Statistical accidents

    to be given]

    1. Fatal Accident (01.01.1997 to 31.12.1999)
      2.

      Sl.

      No.

      Date of

      @ accident

      Number of persons Remarks

      Killed

      Seriously injured*

       

       

    2. Serious Accidents (01.01.1997 to 31.12.1999)

     

     

    Sl.

    No.

    Date of

    @ accident

    Number of persons

    Seriously injured*

    Nature of injury

    (Fracture, burn etc)

    * Definition of Serious injury should conform to the definition as per provisions of the Mines Act, 1952 as amended on 31.05.84 :

    " Any injury which involves or in all probability will involves or in all

    probability will involve the permanent loss of any part or section of a body or

    the permanent loss of or injury to the sight or hearing or any permanent physical incapacity or the fracture of any bone or one or more joints or bones of any phalanges of hand or foot."

    @ For each accident, date of accident is to be given in full, e.g. 91.12.98. Entries like "1998" or "Dec. 1998" are not allowed in this column.

    DETAILS OF ENCLODED CROSSED POSTAL ORDERS

    [ postal orders must be made payable to Administrative officer/D.D.O.,

    DGMS, at Dhanbad Post Office]

    Postal Order

    No.

    Value

    (Rs.)

    Date of

    Issue

    Name of issuing post

    Office with PIN code

     

  3. Certified that -
    1. Information furnished above is correct to the best of

      2. knowledge and belief ;

    2. Details furnished above have been scrutinised approved by the

      3. Pit Safety Committee / Committee assigned for the purpose by the

      Management which has a workmen’s representative; and

    3. Owner / Agent / Manager of the mine has not been convicted
    4. For breach of any of the statutory safety provisions in connection with the mine during 1999.

 

 

_________________________________ ______________________

# Signature of Workmen’s Inspector / Signature of Mine Management

Workmen’s representative who

Scrutinised the form Date :

Name :__________________________

Date :

(in BLOCK letters)

Name : ______________________ Designation.

(in BLOCK letters).

Designation : Seal :

Seal :

#1. To be signed by Workmen’s Inspector. If no Workemen’s Inspector is appointed, the signature of Workmen representative (representative of a recognized Trade Union) is required here.

  1. Signatures of both i.e. Workmen’s Inspector/representative and Mine Management with name and designation is must, otherwise the application will be disqualified.

 

GENERAL INFORMATION
  1. DEFINITION ADOPTED
  1. A mine having both belowground and opencast workings is treated as primarily below ground, if the output from below ground is 50 per cent or more of the total output in 1999. Otherwise it is treated as primarily opencast.
  2. A mine is treated primarily mechanised opencast, if it is primarily opencast and either output or quantity of overburden removed from the mechanised faces using heavy earth moving machinery/with deep hole blasting is 50 per cent or more of the corresponding total output or the removal of overburden from all opencast workings during 1999.
  3. Other mines excluding oil mines are treated as manual opencast mines.
  4. Belowground coal mines operational for at least six months during the contest year and having working depth of 300 metres or more

OR

Satisfying at least two of the following conditions:

    1. working degree III gassy seam;
    2. having longwall face(s) worked for at least six months;
    3. having mechanised development / depillaring workings ;
    4. having depillaring workings with thickness of extraction greater than or equal to 3.6 metres;
    5. having gradient 1 in 3 or steeper will be considered as

belowground coal mines with difficult conditions.

B. GROUP OF MINES AND THEIR CODE NUMBERS

Type of Mine Code No.

Coal Mines - Below Ground with difficult 1

Mining conditions

Coal Mines - Below Ground(others) 2

Coal Mines - Opencast 3

Metal Mines - Mechanised Opencast 4

Metal Mines - Manual Opencast 5

Metal Mines - Below Ground 6

Oil Mines - All 7

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