Basics of a mine emergency response plan (MERP). --


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DC Title
Basics of a mine emergency response plan (MERP). --
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Language
DC Date
DC Creator
British Columbia.Mining and Minerals Division
British Columbia.Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
DC Publisher
[Victoria, B.C.] : Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Mining and Minerals Division,
ID
pubdocs_bcdocs_461457_merp_basics
DC Type
text
Bibtype
m
DC Description
"In developing a Mine Emergency Response Plan (MERP) for your operation, in accordance with the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in British Columbia (the Code), some basic factors must be considered. This guide. although not all inclusive, is designed to assist the Mine Manager in developing a workable plan for his/her operation. Although operations may be similar to one another, each is unique and may need an individual plan in place to accommodate the site, the type of operation, the personnel, the climate of the surrounding area, and the level of training, transportation and equipment available on site."--P. 1.
Caption title.
"Last updated: March 28, 2008."--Footers.
Catalogue record made available by the British Columbia Legislative Library.
"In developing a Mine Emergency Response Plan (MERP) for your operation, in accordance with the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code for Mines in British Columbia (the Code), some basic factors must be considered. This guide. although not all inclusive, is designed to assist the Mine Manager in developing a workable plan for his/her operation. Although operations may be similar to one another, each is unique and may need an individual plan in place to accommodate the site, the type of operation, the personnel, the climate of the surrounding area, and the level of training, transportation and equipment available on site."--P. 1.
Printed from the Internet.
DC Subject
Mine accidents Government policy British Columbia
Mine accidents British Columbia
Mine safety British Columbia.
Mineral industries Government policy British Columbia.