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Code · CFR · Title 30 — Mineral Resources · Part 57 · § 57.6161

§ 57.6161. Auxiliary facilities.

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(a)Auxiliary facilities used to store explosive material near work places shall be wooden, box-type containers equipped with covers or doors, or facilities constructed or mined-out to provide equivalent impact resistance and confinement.
(b)The auxiliary facilities shall be---
(1)Constructed of nonsparking material on the inside when used for the storage of explosives;
(2)Kept clean, suitably dry, and orderly;
(3)Kept in repair;
(4)Located out of the line of blasts so they will not be subjected to damaging shock or flyrock;
(5)Identified with warning signs or coded to indicate the contents with markings visible from any approach;
(6)Located at least 15 feet from all haulageways and electrical equipment, or placed entirely within a mined-out recess in the rib used exclusively for explosive material;
(7)Filled with no more than a one-week supply of explosive material;
(8)Separated by at least 25 feet from other facilities used to store detonators; and
(9)Kept securely locked unless all access to the mine is either locked or attended.
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