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MSHA PROGRAM POLICY MANUAL VOLUME V after an excessive dust citation has been issued on a nondesignated occupation and, as a result, the operator is sampling the environment to get back in compliance. The four blocks in item 10 of the dust data card are for the number assigned by MSHA to identify the Mechanized Mining Unit (MMU), Designated Area (DA), Designated Work Position (DWP) or Part 90 miner. Part 90 miners working underground should be coded 850-0 if not working on an MMU. If the Part 90 miner is working on an MMU, the MMU identification number shall be used. Part 90 miners working on the surface shall be coded 950-0. The entity being sampled must be properly identified before sampling can be credited. (d) Although cassettes may not be of the approved type, the sampling unit must be approved as intrinsically safe if used inby the last open crosscut or in return air. 70.210 Respirable Dust Samples; Report to Operator (b) This posting requirement applies to the monthly report of samples and does not include the data mailers that are received by the operator on a daily basis. However, Part 90 sampling data is not to be posted. 70.220 Status Change Reports (a) This section shall be cited when it is determined that the operator has failed to collect samples for Part 70 and did not notify the District Manager, in writing, within 3 days after a status change affecting sampling occurred. A status change submitted within 3 working days after the end of a bimonthly period or more than 3 working days after the status change occurred does not meet this section's requirement. February 2003 (Release V-33) 21
MSHA PROGRAM POLICY MANUAL VOLUME V Subpart D Respiratory Equipment 70.305 Respiratory Equipment; Gas, Dusts, Fumes, or Mists As used in Section 204 of the Act, the term "short periods" is interpreted to be the time required to drill three or four holes for trolley hangers, to drill holes to take down a piece of loose roof, to drill shot holes in a roof fall, to make small spray applications of paint or sealing compound, etc. February 2003 (Release V-33) 22
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