Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-5
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Certificates - Contents - Fees
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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 45. Mines and Mining Page 14
Certifications required by this title shall be issued under the
signature and seal of the Oklahoma Mining Commission. Such
certificates shall bear the date of issuance, full name and age of
the recipient and shall designate the position for which the
recipient is certified by the Commission. Applications for
certificates of competency shall be accompanied with the following
fees:
1. Superintendent $20.00
2. Mine foreman 15.00
3. Fire boss 10.00
4. Shot-firer 10.00
5. Certified surface blaster 10.00
6. Hoisting engineer 10.00
7. Practical miner 5.00
Certifications required by this title shall be issued under the
signature and seal of the Oklahoma Mining Commission. Such
certificates shall bear the date of issuance, full name and age of
the recipient and shall designate the position for which the
recipient is certified by the Commission. Applications for
certificates of competency shall be accompanied with the following
fees:
1. Superintendent $20.00
2. Mine foreman 15.00
3. Fire boss 10.00
4. Shot-firer 10.00
5. Certified surface blaster 10.00
6. Hoisting engineer 10.00
7. Practical miner 5.00
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