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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › SHOOTING PRESERVES FOR UPLAND GAME BIRDS › Section 504.755 - General requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before any
				hunting may be done on a commercial or private shooting preserve, the licensee
				must advise the Department, in writing, of the number of each species of upland
				game bird reared, purchased or acquired for liberation, and request, and
				receive in writing, a hunting authorization that states the number of each
				species which may be hunted.
2.
				Birds must be at least 8 weeks of age, full-winged and in a condition to go
				wild before liberation.
3. From
				August 1 to April 30, inclusive, the licensee, or with the licensee's written
				permit, the holder thereof, may take an upland game bird from a licensed
				preserve only by means of a shotgun, a bow and arrow, or falconry.
4. Permits to hunt on a licensed preserve may
				be used only during the period specified on such permits, and the hunter must
				carry a valid permit on his or her person at all times while on the area and
				while in possession of birds taken on the area.
Added to NAC by Bd. of
				Wildlife Comm'rs by R080-04, eff. 8-25-2004; A by
				
				R107-14, eff. 12/22/2014
NRS
				501.105,
				501.181,
				504.370
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › SHOOTING PRESERVES FOR UPLAND GAME BIRDS › Section 504.760 - Sale or transfer of surplus birds

Current through June 11, 2024
1. From April 1 to
				June 30, inclusive, a licensee may sell or transfer any surplus upland game
				birds possessed under the authority of his or her license to a person who
				possesses a:
(a) License pursuant to
				NRS
				504.310 that authorizes him or her to possess
				the species of upland game birds to be sold or transferred; or
(b) Permit pursuant to
				NRS
				503.200 that authorizes him or her to train
				dogs or falcons and to possess the species of upland game birds to be sold or
				transferred.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.800 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used
				in NAC 504.800 to 504.865, inclusive, unless the context otherwise
				requires:
1. "Commission" means the
				Commission for the Preservation of Wild Horses.
2. The words and terms defined in NRS 504.430
				have the meanings ascribed to them in that section.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86; A 6-22-90
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.805 - Grants of money to finance projects for preservation of wild horses

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Commission will authorize expenditures
				from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses for grants of money to finance:
(a) Research into:
(1) The characteristics, health and patterns
				of change of the population of wild horses in Nevada;
(2) The habitat of wild horses in Nevada,
				including forage, water, shelter and the amount of living space needed;
				and
(3) The elements and methods of
				implementation of plans for the management of wild horses in Nevada in their
				habitat, including the control and counting of the population, the monitoring
				of the condition of wild horses and plans for their relocation.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.810 - Limitation on amount withdrawn from Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses

Current through June 11, 2024
Not more
				than $100,000 will be withdrawn from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses in any
				fiscal year for the purposes specified in NAC 504.805.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.820 - Application; contents

Current through June 11, 2024
On or after May 1 but before July 1 of each
				year, an applicant for a grant must submit to the Commission the original and
				three copies of a completed application on the form prescribed by the
				Commission. The application must contain:
1. All relevant details of the project and
				additional information which demonstrates how the project will promote the
				preservation of wild horses;
2. A
				statement of the applicant's qualifications and commitment to the preservation
				of wild horses; and
3. A statement
				that the applicant is not a member of and has no affiliation with an
				organization opposed to the preservation of wild horses.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.825 - Review of application; award of grant; applications for additional grants

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before August 1 of each year, the
				Commission will review the application for a grant. On or before September 1,
				the Commission will conduct a public meeting to hear a presentation by each
				applicant recommended by the Executive Director and comments from the public
				concerning the application. The Commission will award the grant to appropriate
				projects at the conclusion of the meeting.
2. If less than the total amount set aside by
				the Commission for grants is authorized for expenditure at the meeting, the
				Commission will accept applications for additional grants until November
				1.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.830 - Reservation of money for emergencies

Current through June 11, 2024
Of the amount set aside by the Commission for
				grants, the Commission will reserve $5,000 to finance the alleviation of an
				immediate threat to the preservation of wild horses or their habitat.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.835 - Verifications required from recipient

Current through June 11, 2024
Each recipient of a grant from the Heil Trust
				Fund for Wild Horses must verify that:
1. The project conforms to all state and
				federal laws;
2. The administrative
				expenses of the project are limited to 5 percent of the amount of the grant;
				and
3. The money received is used
				only for the purpose for which it was awarded.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.840 - Limitation on amount of grant

Current through June 11, 2024
A recipient of a grant may not receive more
				than $25,000 unless the recipient provides an amount of money, at least equal
				to the grant, to be used for the project.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.845 - Audit of project; change in use of grant

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The
				Commission will audit and review a project during the course of the project and
				upon its completion.
2. The grant
				awarded by the Commission may be used only for the purposes specified for the
				project. A change in the project must be approved in writing by the Commission
				before the change is made. If approval is not received before the change is
				made, the grantee must return to the Commission any money spent on that part of
				the project which was changed.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.850 - Grant to be expended or obligated during fiscal year

Current through June 11, 2024
The grant by the
				Commission must be expended or obligated during the fiscal year in which the
				grant was awarded. Services or contracts which extend beyond the end of the
				fiscal year must be approved in writing by the Commission before the money is
				obligated.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.855 - Contract; request for payment

Current through June 11, 2024
Every grant awarded by the Commission must be
				memorialized by a contract between the Commission, the grantee and any other
				person necessary to the completion of the project for which the grant is
				awarded. Upon approval of the application and the contract by the Commission,
				the grantee shall request in writing that the Commission begin payment of the
				money granted. If the amount of the money granted was conditioned on the
				recipient providing an equal amount, he or she must submit proof of the
				availability of that money.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 8-22-86
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.860 - Payments from Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses conditioned on receipt of reports of progress

Current through June 11, 2024
1. After the
				initial payment from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses to the recipient of a
				grant, any additional payments will be conditioned upon receipt and approval by
				the Commission of written reports regarding the progress of the project. The
				reports must be received by the Commission no later than December 31 of the
				fiscal year in which the grant was awarded, and September 15 of the next year.
				The final report must be received by the Commission before any payment from the
				Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses will be made to the recipient, if the recipient
				is awarded a grant for that year.
2. The reports of progress must include:
(a) A complete accounting of all expenditures
				of the money received from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses and of any
				matching money provided by the grantee, if applicable; and
(b) An assessment of the accomplishments of
				the project based on the goals stated in the application for the
				grant.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 504 - Wildlife Management and Propagation › PRESERVATION OF WILD HORSES › Section 504.865 - Waiver of requirements for grant

Current through June 11, 2024
Upon the written request of any person
				who:
1. Submits an application to the
				Commission requesting a grant from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses;
				or
2. Is the recipient of a grant
				from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses, the Commission may waive specific
				requirements for a grant from the Heil Trust Fund for Wild Horses as set forth
				in NAC 504.800 to 504.860, inclusive.
Added to NAC by Comm'n for
				Preserv. of Wild Horses, eff. 6-22-90
NRS
				504.470
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 505 - Fur Dealers › Section 505.010 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires:
1. "Fur dealer" means any person engaging in, carrying on, or conducting wholly or in part the business of buying or selling, trading or dealing, within the State of Nevada, in the raw skins or pelts of any wild mammal.
2. "Wild mammal" means any animal classified in a regulation of the Board of Wildlife Commissioners as a game mammal, fur-bearing mammal or unprotected mammal.
[Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs, No. 28 § 1, eff. 9-25-79]-(NAC A 8-21-97)
NRS 505.010
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 505 - Fur Dealers › Section 505.100 - Fur dealer's license: Application; duration

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An application for a fur dealer's license may be submitted to any office of the Department of Wildlife. The applicant must include on the application for a fur dealer's license:
(a) The name of the applicant;
(b) The physical and mailing addresses of the applicant's residence and place of employment;
(c) The telephone numbers of the applicant's place of employment and residence;
(d) The applicant's driver's license number, if he has been issued a driver's license;
(e) The applicant's date of birth;
(f) The name of each state in which the applicant holds or has held similar licenses or permits;
(g) If the applicant has been convicted of violating the laws or regulations relating to the commercialization of wildlife of any state or the United States Fish and Wildlife Service within the 5 years immediately preceding the date of the application:
(1) A description of each violation;
(2) A description of the penalty imposed for each such violation; and
(3) The name of the state in which the conviction occurred;
(h) Whether, at the time of the application, the privileges granted to the applicant by another state relating to fur dealing are suspended or revoked;
(i) The name and date of birth of each additional buyer who will be authorized by the applicant to buy and deal fur pursuant to the applicant's fur dealer's license and:
(1) The name of each state in which the buyer holds or has held similar licenses or permits;
(2) If the buyer has been convicted of violating the laws or regulations relating to the commercialization of wildlife of any state or the United States Fish and Wildlife Service within the 5 years immediately preceding the date of the application:
(I) A description of each violation;
(II) A description of the penalty imposed for each such violation; and
(III) The name of the state in which the conviction occurred; and
(3) Whether, at the time of the application, the privileges granted to the buyer by another state relating to fur dealing are suspended or revoked; and
(j) The applicant's signature and the date on which the application was signed.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 505 - Fur Dealers › Section 505.110 - Records and reports

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each fur dealer shall keep a record of the number and kind of raw skins or pelts of wild mammals bought, sold or traded within this State, the dates of the purchases, and the name, address and license number of the trapper who legally took the mammals. This information must be recorded at the time of purchase on the forms provided by the Department of Wildlife. A person who is authorized to enforce the provisions of title 45 of NRS may inspect the records at any reasonable hour.
2. The fur dealer shall submit the record for the preceding 12 months to the Department no later than 30 days after the expiration of the fur dealer's license. Any fur dealer who fails to submit the record may be denied a fur dealer's license for 2 years.
[Bd. of Wildlife Comm'rs, No. 28 § 3, eff. 9-25-79]-(NAC A 4-27-84, eff. 5-25-84; 8-21-97)
NRS 505.010
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.010 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires,
				the words and terms defined in NAC 512.013  to 512.140, inclusive, and section 2
				of this regulation have the meanings ascribed to them in those
				sections.
Supplied in codification; A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 12-2-82; 8-26-83; A by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, 1-28-2000; R125-08, 5-30-2012;	A by
				R033-20A,
				eff. 1/21/2021
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.064 - "Employer" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Employer" means a person or organization who hires one or more persons to work for wages or salary.
Inspector of Mines, Part 5 No. 2 + Part 6 No. 2 + Part 7 No. 2, eff. 8-13-75
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.069 - "Enforcement section" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Enforcement Section" means the Mine Safety and Training Section of the Division, or its successor.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R125-08, eff. 5-30-2012
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.094 - "Mine" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Mine" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 512.006.
Inspector of Mines, Part 5 No. 2 + Part 6 No. 2 + Part 7 No. 2, eff. 8-13-75
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.100 - "Operator" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Operator" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 512.007, and
				includes, without limitation:
1. Any person or organization commencing, operating,
				controlling or supervising any mining activity; and
2. Any individual, owner, lessor, lessee, agent, manager,
				worker, contractor, subcontractor, independent contractor, partnership,
				association or corporation or subsidiary of a corporation charged with the
				responsibility for the support of the operation of a mine.
Inspector of Mines, Part 5 No. 2 + Part 6 No. 2 + Part 7 No. 2, eff. 8-13-75;	A by
				R033-20A,
				eff. 1/21/2021
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.140 - "Worker" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Worker" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 512.009.
Inspector of Mines, Part 5 No. 2 + Part 6 No. 2 + Part 7 No. 2, eff. 8-13-75
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.Sec. 2 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
"Mechanical Compliance Section" has the meaning ascribed to it
				in NAC 455C.012.
Added
				to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by
				R033-20A,
				eff. 1/21/2021
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.Sec. 3 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
For the purposes of subsection 3 of NRS 512.160, the
				Administrator deems the opening and closing of mine operations to include,
				without limitation:
1. The construction, repair or demolition of any private ways
				or roads appurtenant to a mine; and
2. The operation, construction, repair or demolition of any
				structures, equipment, machinery, apparatus or other property upon the surface
				or underground used to facilitate the work of exploring, developing or
				extracting minerals or mineral commodities, other than solid fuels, in or from
				any deposit.
Added
				to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by
				R033-20A,
				eff. 1/21/2021
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 512.Sec. 4 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In carrying out his or her duties to inspect pursuant to NRS 512.170  and 512.180, the Administrator may authorize and use the inspection
				services of the Mechanical Compliance Section to conduct an inspection of
				equipment, machinery or apparatus which would otherwise be subject to the
				jurisdiction of the Mechanical Compliance Section if such equipment, machinery
				or apparatus was not located at a mine as defined in NRS 512.006.
2. If the Administrator uses the inspection services of the
				Mechanical Compliance Section pursuant to subsection 1:
(a) The Mechanical Compliance Section must present the
				Enforcement Section with an invoice for the actual expenses incurred in
				performing the inspection services rendered; and
(b) The Enforcement Section shall reimburse the Mechanical
				Compliance Section for those expenses.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.150 - Applicability

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The provisions of NAC 512.150  to 512.178, inclusive, and
				sections 3 and 4 of this regulation are designed to protect life, promote
				health and safety and prevent accidents in mines in Nevada. These sections
				apply to all open-pit or underground metal and nonmetallic mine and sand,
				gravel and crushed stone operations.
2. These standards do not appear in  30 C.F.R. Parts 55 to  57,
				inclusive, or in NAC 512.010  to 512.140, inclusive. Therefore, operators should
				refer to NAC 512.150  to 512.178, inclusive, and sections 3 and 4 of this
				regulation as supplemental to the other applicable federal and state standards
				mentioned in this subsection.
3. A violation of a provision of NAC 512.150  to 512.178,
				inclusive, or section 3 or 4 of this regulation subjects the operator or worker
				to a notice or order pursuant to NRS 512.190.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 Purpose & Scope, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 12-2-82);	A by
				R033-20A,
				eff. 1/21/2021
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.151 - Federal regulations adopted by reference

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The following federal regulations, as they existed on May 30, 2012, are hereby adopted by reference:
(a)
									29 C.F.R. §§
										1910.134 and 1910.1000; and
(b) 30 C.F.R. Parts 47, 49, 56, 57 and 62.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.154 - Underground mines: Requirements for fresh air and ventilation

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The operator of every underground mine shall provide and maintain a ventilation of at least 200 cubic feet per minute of fresh air for each person working in the mine.
2. Every operator shall do everything reasonably in his or her power to furnish and encourage the use of any appliances for allaying dust.
3. The air currents going into underground working, must, under all conditions, have sufficient volume and velocity to direct and carry away smoke and harmful gases from blasting, and any other gases or dusts which might contaminate the atmosphere to a degree in excess of the accepted minimum.
4. In any underground workings where the Chief considers it necessary for the welfare of the employees, mechanically produced and positively controlled air currents must be provided.
5. Internal combustion engines must not be used underground unless an application for the use has been filed with the Chief and is approved.
6. If an application to use an internal combustion engine underground is approved by the Chief, the designated equipment may be used only so long as it is operated and maintained in accordance with recommendations made public from time to time by the United States Bureau of Mines and only upon the condition that whenever safe conditions of air quality are not maintained, the operator stops operation of the equipment until proper conditions of air quality are again established, either by increasing ventilation or by correcting mechanical imperfections in the equipment, whichever is found to be the cause of the undesirable conditions.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 No. 5 subsecs. a-f, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 8-26-83)
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.1543 - Underground mines: Ground support

Current through June 11, 2024
The operator of an underground mine shall use ground support when ground conditions in the underground mine indicate that ground support is necessary.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R125-08, eff. 5-30-2012
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.1546 - Underground mines: Ground support plan

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The operator of an underground mine shall:
(a) Develop and maintain a ground support plan that conforms to the requirements of this section;
(b) Provide training concerning the ground support plan to each worker who is assigned to perform excavation of the underground mine;
(c) For each worker who is required to receive training, keep a written record of the amount and type of training completed by each worker and the name of the instructor for the training; and
(d) Provide the Enforcement Section with a copy of the ground support plan and any changes to the plan.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.1549 - Main shafts and raises; operator of underground mine to prepare written plan to provide secondary power supply source

Current through June 11, 2024
1. All main shafts and raises equipped with hoisting machinery for personnel must be:
(a) Equipped with one compartment that is partitioned off and set aside as a ladderway;
(b) Equipped with secondary or emergency hoisting machinery in the main shaft that is supplied by a secondary power supply source which supplies power to the primary hoisting machinery;
(c) Supplemented with hoisting machinery in an additional shaft that is supplied by a secondary power supply source which does not supply power to the main shaft and is connected by not fewer than two underground passageways to the main shaft or ventilation shaft; or
(d) Connected by a drift or decline to the surface that does not require hoisting machinery for movement.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.156 - Repair or adjustment of electrical equipment

Current through June 11, 2024
All repairs, adjustments or other work on any type of electrical equipment must be performed by competent persons.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 No. 12 subsecs. a-d, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 8-26-83)
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.158 - Ladders and ladderways

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The distance between the top of one rung and the top of the next rung on ladders must be 12 inches, and the distance between the centers of the ladder rungs must not exceed 12 inches.
2. Any ladderway which adjoins any chute compartment must be separated from the chute by a tight partition of sufficient strength and size to hold rock or other material from running into the ladderway.
3. When work is being carried on immediately above any chute ladderway, the ladderway must be protected by a solid bulkhead, for the protection of employees using the passageway, against falling rock or material. Entrance to the stope or other working place must be provided at the side of the ladderway immediately below the bulkhead.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 No. 11 subsecs. a, c-g, i, k & m-q, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 8-26-83; A by Div. of Industrial Relations by R125-08, 5-30-2012)
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.162 - Haulageways

Current through June 11, 2024
Haulageways must be maintained in good condition, free of dips, bumps, obstructions, debris and dusty or dangerous conditions which may interfere with safe operation of haulage equipment.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 No. 9 subsecs, a-d, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 8-26-83)
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.165 - Hoisting engineers

Current through June 11, 2024
Each hoisting engineer shall inform himself or herself of the safety laws pertaining to mining and all bell signals used in operating a cage, skip or bucket.
Added to NAC by Div. of Mine Inspection, eff. 8-26-83
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.166 - Raise climbing machines

Current through June 11, 2024
Raise climbing machines, that require driving of raises without maintaining a timbered passageway close to the face, must not be used, unless an application has been filed with the Chief and he or she has determined that the particular type of equipment for which the application has been filed can be safely used.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 No. 20 subsec. a, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 8-26-83)
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.170 - Cottrells, baghouses and flues

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Before any person enters a Cottrell treater section while it is in operation, the main power supply to the section must be deenergized, tagged out and locked out where possible and the section grounded. The section must remain grounded during the period any persons are within the section.
2. No person may enter a Cottrell, baghouse or flue where there is a possibility of toxic gas or oxygen deficiency unless the person is using a breathing apparatus which is approved by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
3. No person may enter a baghouse, flue or chamber while it is under pressure unless emergency rescue equipment is available and a person trained in its use is stationed at the point of entrance.
4. Positive tag-out and lock-out procedure where possible must be followed to prevent anyone from being trapped inside a Cottrell, baghouse or flue when the doors are closed.
5. All Cottrell rectifiers with exposed high voltage conductors must be enclosed and the enclosure locked.
6. No person may walk on flues unless temporary or permanent walkways are provided.
7. All timber removed must, as soon as practicable, be taken from the mine and not be piled up and permitted to decay underground.
[Inspector of Mines, Part 1 No. 16 subsecs. a, b, d & f-s, eff. 8-13-75]-(NAC A by Div. of Mine Inspection, 8-26-83)
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.178 - Exposure to mercury

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An operator shall provide training to each worker who will or may come into contact with mercury before the worker is assigned production work, including, without limitation, training related to:
(a) The health hazards of mercury;
(b) The routes of entry of mercury into a person;
(c) Personal protective equipment;
(d) The effective measures to control mercury; and
(e) The appropriate response to the cleanup of spills of mercury.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.179 - Exposure to crystalline silica

Current through June 11, 2024
An operator shall ensure that no worker is exposed to crystalline silica, including, without limitation, cristobalite, quartz or tridymite in the form of respirable dust of more than 0.05 mg/m3 of an 8-hour time-weighted average.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R125-08, eff. 5-30-2012
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS › Section 512.185 - Execution of notices of violations and orders for withdrawal

Current through June 11, 2024
A person so designated by the Chief may sign notices and orders issued pursuant to NRS 512.190.
Added to NAC by Div. of Mine Inspection, eff. 9-19-90
NRS 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › SERIOUS ACCIDENTS › Section 512.190 - "Serious accident" interpreted

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in NRS 512.220, the Administrator will interpret the phrase "serious accident" to include, without limitation:
1. The death of a person;
2. An injury to a person that has a reasonable potential to cause death;
3. The entrapment of a person for more than 30 minutes;
4. An unplanned inundation by a liquid or gas;
5. An unplanned ignition or explosion of gas or dust;
6. An unplanned fire that is not extinguished within 30 minutes after discovery;
7. An unplanned ignition or explosion of a blasting agent or explosive;
8. The unplanned fall of a roof which occurs at or above the zone of anchorage in active workings where roof bolts are in use or which impairs ventilation or impedes passage of persons;
9. An outburst of coal or rock that causes the withdrawal of persons from the mine or the disruption of regular mining activity for more than 1 hour;
10. An unstable condition at an impoundment, refuse pile or culm bank that requires emergency action to prevent the failure of the impoundment, refuse pile or culm bank or causes the evacuation of an area;
11. The failure of an impoundment, refuse pile or culm bank;
12. Damage to hoisting equipment in a shaft or slope that endangers a person or interferes with the use of the hoisting equipment for more than 30 minutes;
13. Any event that causes death or bodily injury to a person who is not at the mine when the event occurred; and
14. Damage to haulage or support equipment used in a mine which endangers a person.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 512.131, 512.220
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › SERIOUS ACCIDENTS › Section 512.193 - Reporting requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An operator of a mine shall report a serious accident that
				occurs at the mine immediately to the Chief at (775) 684-7085.
2. An operator shall:
(a) Investigate any serious accident, occupational injury or
				occupational illness that occurs at the mine; and
(b) Submit a report relating to the investigation to the Chief
				within 10 business days after the serious accident, occupational injury or
				occupational illness occurs.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.500 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in NAC 512.500 to 512.594, inclusive, unless the context otherwise requires, the words and terms defined in NAC 512.502 to 512.558, inclusive, have the meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.502 - "Authorized inspection entity" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Authorized inspection entity" means:
1. The Enforcement Section;
2. An insurance company that:
(a) Is licensed in this State to write insurance for a boiler or pressure vessel; and
(b) Employs or contracts with a special inspector who has been issued a certificate; or
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.504 - "Boiler" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Boiler" means a closed vessel in which water or another liquid is heated, steam or vapor is generated or steam is superheated, or any combination thereof, under pressure or vacuum, for use external to the boiler by the direct application of energy from the combination of fuels or from electricity. The term includes, without limitation, a fired unit for heating or vaporizing liquids other than water if the unit is separate from the processing system and is complete within itself.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.506 - "Boiler inspector" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Boiler inspector" means a person who:
1. Inspects boilers or pressure vessels;
2. Holds a commission; and
3. Is employed or retained as an independent contractor by an authorized inspection entity.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.508 - "Certificate" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Certificate" means a certificate to work as a special inspector that is issued by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration of the Division pursuant to NAC 455C.130.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.510 - " Code " defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"
Code
" means:
1. The
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code
of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers with amendments and interpretations adopted by the Council of the Society and approved and adopted by the Division;
2. A code relating to the construction of boiler and pressure vessels that has been approved by the National Board and adopted by the Division; or
3. The
National Board Inspection Code
.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.512 - "Commission" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Commission" means the commission issued by the National Board to a person who is authorized to inspect boilers or pressure vessels.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.514 - "Contractor" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Contractor" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 624.020.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.520 - "Heat exchanger" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Heat exchanger" means a device for transferring energy in the form of heat from a warmer medium to a cooler medium, including, without limitation, a radiator.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.522 - "Heating boiler" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Heating boiler" means:
1. A steam or vapor boiler intended for operation at pressures not exceeding 15 PSIG; or
2. A hot water boiler intended for operation at pressures not exceeding 160 PSIG or temperatures of not more than 250°F, that is not used to heat potable water except through a heat exchanger.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.524 - "High-pressure, high-temperature boiler" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"High-pressure, high-temperature boiler" means a boiler in which water or other liquid is heated and which is intended for operation at pressures in excess of 160 PSIG or at temperatures in excess of 250°F. The term includes, without limitation, a miniature boiler.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.526 - "Hot water supply boiler" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Hot water supply boiler" means a boiler that is completely filled with water that furnishes hot water to be used outside the boiler at pressures not exceeding 160 PSIG or at temperatures not exceeding 250°F at or near the boiler outlet and which:
1. Uses a storage tank to supply hot water to the system;
2. Fires on demand to heat water which is supplied directly into the system; or
3. Is fired at a rate of not less than 200,000 British thermal units.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.528 - "Inspection organization" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Inspection organization" means an owner or user of pressure-retaining items who maintains an established inspection program and whose organization and inspection procedures comply with the
National Board Inspection Code
and have been approved by the Enforcement Section.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.529 - "Inspector" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Inspector" means:
1. A boiler inspector employed by the Enforcement Section;
				  or
2. An employee of the Mechanical Compliance Section
				  performing any inspection service pursuant to section 4 of this
				  regulation.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R101-02, eff. 12-15-2004;	A
				  by
				  R033-20A,
				  eff. 1/21/2021
NRS 455C.110,
				  512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.530 - "Miniature boiler" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Miniature boiler" means a power boiler or high-pressure, high-temperature boiler that does not exceed the following limits:
1. An inside diameter of the shell of 16 inches (410 millimeters);
2. Except for electric boilers, a heating surface of 20 square feet (1.9 square meters);
3. A gross volume, not including casing and insulation, of 5 cubic feet (140 liters); and
4. A maximum allowable working pressure of 100 PSIG.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.532 - "National Board" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"National Board" means the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.534 - " National Board Inspection Code " defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"
National Board Inspection Code
" means the manual for boiler and pressure vessel inspectors published by the National Board and adopted by reference in NAC 512.562.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.536 - "New boiler or pressure vessel installation" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"New boiler or pressure vessel installation" means the construction, installation or placing into operation of or contracting for any boiler or pressure vessel on or after January 28, 2000.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.538 - "Owner or user" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Owner or user" means any person who is responsible for the safe installation, operation or maintenance of any boiler or pressure vessel within this State.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.540 - "Power boiler" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Power boiler" means a boiler in which steam or other vapor is generated at a pressure of more than 15 PSIG. The term includes, without limitation, a high-pressure, high-temperature boiler and a miniature boiler.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.542 - "Pressure vessel" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Pressure vessel" means a vessel in which pressure is obtained from an external source or by the application of heat from a direct or indirect source. The term includes, without limitation, an unfired steam boiler.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.544 - "Pressure-retaining item" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Pressure-retaining item" means a boiler, pressure vessel, piping or material used for the containment of:
1. Internal pressure;
2. Pressure obtained from an external source;
3. Pressure obtained by the application of heat from a direct source; or
4. Any combination of subsections 1, 2 and 3.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.546 - "PSIG" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"PSIG" means pounds per square inch gauge.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.548 - "Relief valve" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Relief valve" means an automatic pressure-relieving device as described in section I, IV or VII of the
Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code
of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers that is used primarily for liquid service.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.550 - "Repair" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Repair" means the work necessary to restore a pressure-retaining item to a safe and satisfactory operating condition if there is no deviation from the original design.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.552 - "Safety relief valve" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Safety relief valve" means a relieving device that is:
1. Automatically pressure actuated; and
2. Suitable for use as a safety valve or relief valve, depending on the application.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000
NRS 455C.110, 512.131
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 512 - Inspection and Safety of Mines › BOILERS AND PRESSURE VESSELS › General Provisions › Section 512.554 - "Safety valve" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Safety valve" means an automatic pressure-relieving device that:
1. Is actuated by the static pressure upstream of the valve; and
2. Has a full-opening spring-pop type action that is used for gas or vapor service.
Added to NAC by Div. of Industrial Relations by R141-98, eff. 1-28-2000; A by R101-02, 12-15-2004
NRS 455C.110, 512.131