Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-612
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Rules to be posted
Official statutory text
All operators of coal or other mines shall keep posted in a
conspicuous place the special and general rules embodied in, and
made a part of this chapter, defining the duties of all persons
employed in and about said mine, which said rules shall be printed
in the English language at the expense of the state, and in such
other languages as are used by any ten persons working therein, at
the expense of the operator. It shall be the duty of the mine
inspector to furnish to the operator printed copies of such rules in
the English language as are required by this section, and to certify
their correctness over his signature; said rules shall be furnished
the Chief Mine Inspector by the state.
conspicuous place the special and general rules embodied in, and
made a part of this chapter, defining the duties of all persons
employed in and about said mine, which said rules shall be printed
in the English language at the expense of the state, and in such
other languages as are used by any ten persons working therein, at
the expense of the operator. It shall be the duty of the mine
inspector to furnish to the operator printed copies of such rules in
the English language as are required by this section, and to certify
their correctness over his signature; said rules shall be furnished
the Chief Mine Inspector by the state.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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