Ohio Code § 1567.08

§ 1567.08.

The mine foreperson shall each day enter plainly or have entered in ink, in a book

provided for that purpose, a report of the condition of the mine, which report shall

clearly state any danger that such mine foreperson has observed during the day, or

any danger reported to the mine foreperson by the mine foreperson's assistants, the

fire bosses, or the shot firers when employed.  The report shall also state whether or not there is a proper supply of material

on hand for the safe working of the mine, and whether or not the requirements of the

law are complied with.  The mine foreperson shall also, once each week, enter plainly or have entered in

ink, in the book, a true report of all air measurements required by this chapter and

Chapters 1561., 1563., and 1565. of the Revised Code, designating the place, the area

of each break-through and entry separately, the velocity of the air in each break-through

and entry, and the number of workers employed in each separate split of air, with

the date when the measurements were taken.  The book shall be kept in the mine office at the mine, for examination by the deputy

mine inspector, and by any person working in the mine, in the presence of the mine

foreperson.  The mine foreperson shall each day personally sign and certify to all facts entered

and recorded in such book. The mine foreperson shall each day read carefully and personally sign in ink, and

certify to such facts, all reports entered in the record book of the fire bosses. The record books shall be prescribed and supplied by the division of mineral resources

management and purchased by the operator. No person shall refuse or neglect to comply with this section.