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Code · CFR · Title 30 — Mineral Resources · Part 18 · § 18.61

§ 18.61. Final inspection of complete machine.

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(a)A completely assembled new machine or a substantially modified design of a previously approved one shall be inspected by a qualified representative(s) of MSHA. When such inspection discloses any unsafe condition or any feature not in strict conformance with the requirements of this part it shall be corrected before an approval of the machine will be issued. A final inspection will be conducted at the site of manufacture, rebuilding, or other locations at the option of MSHA.
(b)Complete machines shall be inspected for:
(1)Compliance with the requirements of this part with respect to joints, lead entrances, and other pertinent features.
(2)Wiring between components, adequacy of mechanical protection for cables, adequacy of clamping of cables, positioning of cables, particularly with respect to proximity to hydraulic components.
(3)Adequacy of protection against damage to headlights, push buttons, and any other vulnerable component.
(4)Settings of overload- and short-circuit protective devices.
(5)Adequacy of means for connecting and protecting portable cable.
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