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### sec.53 Site senior executive must keep records of monitoring for workers’ exposure to hazards
The site senior executive for a coal mine must ensure a record about monitoring carried out under section 49 for coal mine workers at the mine is kept for—
at least 30 years after the record is made; or
if the CEO agrees to a shorter period—the shorter period.
The employer of a coal mine worker for whom monitoring is carried out under section 49 (4) , or another person agreed between the employer and the CEO, must keep a record about the monitoring for—
at least 30 years after the record is made; or
if the CEO agrees to a shorter period—the shorter period.
In agreeing to a shorter period under subsection (1) or (2) , the CEO must have regard to information held by RSHQ about the matter the subject of the record.
s 53 amd 2018 SL No. 102 s 24; 2020 SL No. 69 s 24 sch 1
(sec.53-ssec.1) The site senior executive for a coal mine must ensure a record about monitoring carried out under section 49 for coal mine workers at the mine is kept for— at least 30 years after the record is made; or if the CEO agrees to a shorter period—the shorter period.
(sec.53-ssec.2) The employer of a coal mine worker for whom monitoring is carried out under section 49 (4) , or another person agreed between the employer and the CEO, must keep a record about the monitoring for— at least 30 years after the record is made; or if the CEO agrees to a shorter period—the shorter period.
(sec.53-ssec.3) In agreeing to a shorter period under subsection (1) or (2) , the CEO must have regard to information held by RSHQ about the matter the subject of the record.
- (a) at least 30 years after the record is made; or
- (b) if the CEO agrees to a shorter period—the shorter period.
- (a) at least 30 years after the record is made; or
- (b) if the CEO agrees to a shorter period—the shorter period.