onsetter definition

onsetter means a person appointed to superintend the raising and lowering of persons, tools and materials and to transmit signals at any inset or shaft bottom;
onsetter means a person who shall be the holder of an onsetter's certificate issued by the Principal Inspector of mines or who has been assessed competent against a skills program recognised by the Mining Qualifications Authority for this purpose, appointed by the manager to be in charge of a cage, skip or other means of conveyance underground in which persons are being raised or lowered and to give the necessary signals;
onsetter means a person authorized by the manager to be in charge of and supervise the loading and unloading of persons or material at any station below the bank where for the time being he is on duty and to give the necessary signals;

More Definitions of onsetter

onsetter means a person authorized by the manager to be in charge of and supervise the
onsetter means a competent person duly authorized to be in charge of a shaft conveyance in which persons, material or rock are lowered or raised from any station below the bank and to give the necessary signals;

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