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...of 30 C.F.R. 48.6 before performing the duties of a mine foreperson or foreperson. The person shall attend all parts of the retraining course in order to successfully complete it. (C) Recertification of mine foreperson or foreperson. A person who has been issued a certificate as a mine foreperson or a foreperson under section 1561.16 or 1561.17 of the Revised Code and who has not worked in an underground coal mine f...

...(A) Pre-operational examination. Prior to using a piece of diesel-powered equipment during a shift, an equipment operator shall conduct a pre-operational examination as follows: (1) Check the exhaust emissions control and conditioning system components to determine that the components are in place and not damaged or leaking; (2) Assure that the equipment is clean and free of accumulations of combustibles; (3) Assu...

...unseling. (B) Employees performing any duties or functions under Chapter 1513. of the Revised Code shall: (1) Have no direct or indirect financial interest in coal mining operations; (2) File a fully completed statement of employment and financial interest upon entrance to duty, and annually thereafter on the specified filing date; and (3) Comply with directives issued by persons responsible for approving each st...

...nd rules adopted pursuant thereto; (g) Duties of a qualified person; and (h) Requirements set forth in Chapter 1514. of the Revised Code and all mine safety rules adopted pursuant thereto. (4) The length of initial training shall be a minimum of thirty-two hours, which shall include eight hours of in-class training and twenty-four hours of on-the-job training. The training hours specified need not ...

...ustodian in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service.

...isions, which shall specify the rights, duties, and responsibilities of the owner, applicant, applicant's engineer, and builder, and the prescribed order of the work. (B) The technical provisions, which shall describe approved work methods, testing methods, testing frequency, equipment, materials, and required end results. The structural and hydraulic properties for the materials to be used as well as specifications...

... provisions, specifying the rights, duties, and responsibilities of the owner, applicant, applicant's engineer, and builder, and the prescribed order of the work. (B) The technical provisions, describing approved work methods, testing methods, testing frequency, equipment, materials, and required end results. The structural and hydraulic properties for the materials to be used as well as spec...

...al and lawful pursuit of their assigned duties or prevent concessionaires properly licensed by the department of natural resources from conducting the operations stipulated in their license agreements. (K) It shall be unlawful for any person to swim or wade in any water area under agreement with, owned or controlled by the division of wildlife without written permission from the chief, except per...

...al and lawful pursuit of their assigned duties or prevent concessionaires properly licensed by the department of natural resources from conducting the operations stipulated in their license agreements. (K) It shall be unlawful for any person to swim or wade in any water area under agreement with, owned or controlled by the division of wildlife without written permission from the chief, except persons lawfully engage...

...(A) No person is permitted to be present, unless exempted in writing by the area manager, on any area administered by the division between the hours of eleven p.m. and six a.m., except as hereinafter provided in this rule or other administrative rules of the division. (B) No person is permitted to be present, unless exempted in writing by the area manager one-half hour after sunset to one-hal...

...ources in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service.

...esources in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service.

...esources in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service. The division of parks and watercraft's interest in enforcing these rules pertain to the use of boats and motors on water areas under control of the division of wildlife.

...dition in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service. The interest of the division of parks and watercraft is in enforcing these rules as they pertain to the operation or other use of vessels and motors on water areas under the management authority of the division of natural areas.

...isdition in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service. The interest of the division of parks and watercraft is in enforcing these rules as they pertain to the operation or other use of vessels and motors on water areas under the management authority of the division of natural areas.

...sdiction in the completion of necessary duties or while on patrol or emergency service. The division's interest in enforcing these rules pertain to the operation or other use of vessels and motors on waters of this state.

...nforming said person of certain rights, duties or obligations. (L) "Owner" shall have the same meaning as provided in division (K) of section 1509.01 of the Revised Code. (M) "Parties" to an appeal before the oil and gas commission means the appellant, the appellee and any person granted intervenor status by the commission, including an interested person, who has requested and has been granted i...

...nforming said person of certain rights, duties or obligations. (L) "Owner" shall have the same meaning as provided in division (K) of section 1509.01 of the Revised Code. (M) "Parties" to an appeal before the oil and gas commission means the appellant, the appellee and any person granted intervenor status by the commission, including an interested person, who has requested and has been granted i...

...ent with the impartial discharge of its duties which appear reasonable and necessary to ascertain all relevant facts. (B) At an adjudication hearing, the commission shall not be bound by common law, by the rules of evidence or by technical or formal rules of procedure, except as articulated by rules in this chapter or otherwise determined by the commission. (C) The commission shall admit into the record of the proc...

... to conduct hearings or perform other duties as directed by the commission. (N) "In camera" means in private rather than in open hearing. In camera procedures are addressed under paragraph (C) of rule 1513-3-16 of the Administrative Code. (O) "Interested persons in an appeal pending before the commission" are the appellant, the appellee, any intervenors and any other persons who have notified ...

...a secretary, who shall perform such duties as the commission prescribes, including: (1) Promptly recording minutes of all meetings of the commission which shall be open to public inspection during regular business hours at the office of the commission. (2) Serving as custodian of the records and papers of the commission and preserving copies of briefs and other filings. (3) Assembling, ...

... with the impartial discharge of its duties which are reasonable and necessary to ascertain all relevant facts. The commission shall determine the conduct of the hearing and the order of presentation of evidence. (B) Burden of persuasion. (1) In review of notices of violation and cessation orders, the division of mineral resources management shall have the ultimate burden of persuasion as to the ...

...e department to fulfill his/her job duties. The determination of access to confidential personal information shall be approved by the employee's supervisor and the information owner prior to providing the employee with access to confidential personal information within a personal information system. The department shall establish procedures for determining a revision to an employee's access to...

...or the purpose of carrying out specific duties of the department of education as set forth in any applicable policy adopted by the department.

...with the principles of performing one's duties with honesty, integrity, due care, fairness to all, ensuring the integrity of the test process, and the reliability and validity of any inference made from any result of a test. Except as otherwise specified, the following definitions shall be used in this rule: (1) "Test" shall include secure and non-secure state tests as required by sections 33...