Way2mining
Ariyalur District
Tamilnadu.
🔄 Compare the definition of "Chief Inspector" in Mines Act 1952 vs "Chief Inspector-cum-Facilitator" in OSH Code 2020.
👨💼 Compare the definition of "Agent" under the OSH Code 2020 and Mines Act 1952. Learn who qualifies as an Agent in mine management
📘 Compare how the OSH Code (2020) and Mines Act (1952) define “mine.” Quick clarity on covered structures — shafts, boreholes, workshops, power stations — and government-owned mine treatment.
India officially repealed the Mines Act, 1952 on 21 Nov 2025. All mines now operate under the modern OSHWC Code, bringing mandatory appointment letters, annual health check-ups, ESIC coverage, women’s underground work rights, and national safety standards. A historic upgrade for every miner. ⛏️⚠️🇮🇳
🧾 MVTR Rules 9–11 mandate annual refresher training schedules, phased training (1/5th per year) and immediate gassy-mine refresher coverage within one year; sessions should be arranged before/after shifts for trainee convenience. 🔄
🔄 MVTR Rule 8 mandates refresher training for workers returning after >1 year. Surface staff get 3 safety demos; belowground non-gassy get 6; gassy-mine workers receive 6 extra gas-safety lectures. Stay safe, stay prepared. 🛡️
⚒️ MVTR Rule 7 requires additional training for workers moving between surface, opencast, non-gassy and gassy mine roles. These extra courses (per sub-rule 6) ensure safety when duties or environments change. 👷♂️
👷♂️ MVTR Rule 6 explains mandatory initial training for all surface, opencast and belowground workers. It covers technical/gallery training, hands-on practical days, and special inflammable-gas safety training for gassy mines. 📘
📝 MVTR Rules 4–5 state that any question about who needs training is referred to the Chief Inspector, who can also issue instructions to ensure all training centres follow uniform standards.
🧑🏫 MVTR Rule 3 explains who must undergo vocational training and who is exempt — managers, supervisors, students, apprentices, clerical staff, and emergency workers. Refresher training (Rule 8) and Chief Inspector exemptions are covered. 🔎📋
