Section 48 of Mines Act : Section 48: Registers Of Persons Employed
Mines Act
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a mining company, "RockExtract Ltd.," operates a coal mine. To comply with Section 48 of The Mines Act, 1952, the company maintains a detailed register of all employees. Here's how they might apply this section:
- Before hiring a new miner, John, the company records his full name, John Doe, his father's name, Mark Doe, his age, 32, and his sex, male, along with a photograph for identification.
- The register notes that John will work below...
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