Section 200.805 Report of Theft or Loss of Explosive Materials and Accidents, Injuries or Incidents

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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 MINING › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES › Part 200 THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Section 200.805 Report of Theft or Loss of Explosive Materials and Accidents, Injuries or Incidents

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Section 200

Section 200.805  Report of

Theft or Loss of Explosive Materials

and Accidents, Injuries or

Incidents

a)         An

explosives license holder, temporary explosives license holder, or storage

certificate holder shall immediately report to the Office of Mines and Minerals

by telephone at (217)782-9976 and in writing within 24 hours after any

accident, injury or incident involving explosive materials.  This shall include

recovery or seizure of explosive materials from any individual, licensed or

unlicensed, or unplanned initiation of explosive materials, or unplanned events

after explosive initiations, including any explosives accident, injury, or

incident that results in death, personal injury or property damage.  This

written notice may be submitted by email at DNR.Explosives@illinois.gov.

b)         An explosives licensee, temporary explosives licensee, or

storage certificate holder shall report the theft or loss of explosive

materials to the Office of Mines and Minerals immediately by telephone at

(217)782-9976 within 24 hours after discovery.  These same reporting

requirements apply to the loss of explosive materials due to bankruptcy, when

explosive materials are under the control of another person that is not in

compliance with the requirements of the Act or this Part.  The explosives

licensee, temporary explosives licensee or storage certificate holder shall

also immediately notify local law enforcement of the theft or loss of explosive

materials.

c)         The written notice shall be executed under penalties of

perjury and shall include a complete description of the explosive materials,

including the manufacturer, brand name, any manufacturer marking, quantity, and

the circumstances surrounding the theft or loss.  The written notice shall also

identify local law enforcement agencies contacted by the explosives licensee or

storage certificate holder.  This written notice may be submitted by email to

DNR.Explosives@illinois.gov.

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