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WORK HEALTH AND SAFETY (MINES) REGULATIONS 2022 - REG 630

630 .         Communication on change of supervisors

        (1)         In this regulation —

        relevant supervisor means —

            (a)         a statutory supervisor; or

            (b)         an underground supervisor (non‑coal); or

            (c)         an underground supervisor (coal).

        (2)         This regulation applies if there is a change from 1 relevant supervisor (the outgoing supervisor ) to another relevant supervisor (the incoming supervisor ) who holds the same statutory position at the mine.

        (3)         The mine operator of the mine must implement a system that ensures that, as soon as practicable after the change occurs —

            (a)         the outgoing supervisor provides a written report to the incoming supervisor in relation to the state of the mine workings and plant and any other matters that relate to work health or safety; and

            (b)         the incoming supervisor communicates the content of the report to the workers who are, or will be, working under that supervisor.

        Penalty for this subregulation:

            (a)         for an individual, a fine of $7 000;

            (b)         for a body corporate, a fine of $35 000.

        Note for this subregulation:

                For requirements relating to communication with workers carrying out remote or isolated work at the mine, see regulation 48.

        (4)         The mine operator of the mine must —

            (a)         keep a copy of any report provided by an outgoing supervisor to an incoming supervisor for the period of 2 years after the day on which the report is provided; and

            (b)         during that period of 2 years, make the copy available to an inspector when requested by an inspector.

        Penalty for this subregulation:

            (a)         for an individual, a fine of $1 450;

            (b)         for a body corporate, a fine of $7 000.



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