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Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation 2017
sec.16Giving notice of incidents
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### sec.16 Giving notice of incidents
The site senior executive for a coal mine must give an inspector notice, in the approved form, if any of the following incidents happen at the mine—
a person suffers an injury—
of a severity that requires treatment by a doctor, or a nurse, or a person qualified to give first aid; or
that prevents the person from carrying out the person’s normal duties at the mine;
a high potential incident not mentioned in paragraph (a) .
The notice must be given to the inspector—
within 1 month after the incident happens; or
if the CEO or chief inspector by notice approves a longer period, of not more than 12 months, within which to give the notice—within the longer period.
A coal mine’s safety and health management system must include procedures for—
telling a site safety and health representative about the things mentioned in section 106 of the Act ; and
giving notice to an inspector and industry safety and health representative under section 198 of the Act .
In this section—
nurse means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise in the nursing profession, other than as a student.
s 16 amd 2018 SL No. 187 s 8 ; 2024 SL No. 167 s 11
(sec.16-ssec.1) The site senior executive for a coal mine must give an inspector notice, in the approved form, if any of the following incidents happen at the mine— a person suffers an injury— of a severity that requires treatment by a doctor, or a nurse, or a person qualified to give first aid; or that prevents the person from carrying out the person’s normal duties at the mine; a high potential incident not mentioned in paragraph (a) .
(sec.16-ssec.2) The notice must be given to the inspector— within 1 month after the incident happens; or if the CEO or chief inspector by notice approves a longer period, of not more than 12 months, within which to give the notice—within the longer period.
(sec.16-ssec.3) A coal mine’s safety and health management system must include procedures for— telling a site safety and health representative about the things mentioned in section 106 of the Act ; and giving notice to an inspector and industry safety and health representative under section 198 of the Act .
(sec.16-ssec.4) In this section— nurse means a person registered under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law to practise in the nursing profession, other than as a student.
- (a) a person suffers an injury— (i) of a severity that requires treatment by a doctor, or a nurse, or a person qualified to give first aid; or (ii) that prevents the person from carrying out the person’s normal duties at the mine;
- (i) of a severity that requires treatment by a doctor, or a nurse, or a person qualified to give first aid; or
- (ii) that prevents the person from carrying out the person’s normal duties at the mine;
- (b) a high potential incident not mentioned in paragraph (a) .
- (i) of a severity that requires treatment by a doctor, or a nurse, or a person qualified to give first aid; or
- (ii) that prevents the person from carrying out the person’s normal duties at the mine;
- (a) within 1 month after the incident happens; or
- (b) if the CEO or chief inspector by notice approves a longer period, of not more than 12 months, within which to give the notice—within the longer period.
- (a) telling a site safety and health representative about the things mentioned in section 106 of the Act ; and
- (b) giving notice to an inspector and industry safety and health representative under section 198 of the Act .