The Mines Regulations 2014
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53 Duties of the mine operator with regard to escape and rescue
(1) The mine operator must— (a) ensure that suitable arrangements are in place so that persons below ground at the mine can reach a safe place promptly in the event of an emergency; and (b) provide and operate the necessary warning and other communication systems to enable assistance, escape and rescue operations to be launched immediately if the need arises. (2) A mine may not be worked unless the mine operator has made suitable arrangements— (a) for the rescue of persons from the mine; and (b) for the carrying out of work necessary to secure the health and safety of persons below ground at the mine in the event of an emergency.
53 Duties of the mine operator with regard to escape and rescue
(1) The mine operator must— (a) ensure that suitable arrangements are in place so that persons below ground at the mine can reach a safe place promptly in the event of an emergency; and (b) provide and operate the necessary warning and other communication systems to enable assistance, escape and rescue operations to be launched immediately if the need arises. (2) A mine may not be worked unless the mine operator has made suitable arrangements— (a) for the rescue of persons from the mine; and (b) for the carrying out of work necessary to secure the health and safety of persons below ground at the mine in the event of an emergency.
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