§22A-2A-805. On-Board Performance and Maintenance Diagnostics Systems
Rules of the commission shall require that on-board engine performance and maintenance diagnostics systems shall be capable of continuously monitoring and giving read-outs. The diagnostics system shall identify levels that exceed the engine or component manufacturer's recommendation, standards established by the commission or the applicable MSHA requirements.
§22A-2A-806. Diagnostic Testing
(a) The commission shall require periodic examination and testing of all diesel-powered equipment by a person trained and qualified as required by rules of the commission. (b) Rules of the commission shall prescribe the scope of the examination and testing and the procedures to be followed, and the rules requiring testing of undiluted exhaust emissions […]
§22A-2A-807. Records
(a) Rules of the commission shall provide: (1) That a record be made of all tests, examinations and maintenance and repairs of diesel-powered equipment;
§22A-2A-901. Training and General Requirements
§22A-2A-901. Training and general requirements. (a) Rules of the commission shall establish programs for training equipment operators and members of the mine health and safety committee. Training shall include, but not be limited to, the following: (1) Fundamentals of the operation of a diesel engine;
§22A-2A-1001. Existing State Rules to Be Revised
Unless otherwise revised, by August 31, 2018, the director shall revise state rules promulgated pursuant to the authority of this chapter as follows: (1) To reflect the abolishment of the West Virginia Diesel Equipment Commission and transfer of duties and responsibilities to the director, pursuant to §22A-2A-301 of this code;
§22A-2A-603. Dispensing of Diesel Fuel
The director shall establish requirements governing the refueling of diesel-powered equipment which shall, at a minimum, comply with the provisions of part 75 of the code of federal regulations dealing with the dispensing of diesel fuel, set forth in 30 C. F. R. §75.1905, effective April 25, 1997.
§22A-2A-604. Location of Fueling
(a) Fueling of diesel-powered equipment is not to be conducted in the intake escapeways unless the mine design and entry configuration make it necessary. For those cases where fueling in the intake escapeways is necessary, the director shall establish a procedure whereby the mine operator shall submit a plan for approval, outlining the special safety […]
§22A-2A-701. Fire Suppression Systems for Diesel-Powered Equipment and Fuel Transportation Units
§22A-2A-701. Fire suppression systems for diesel-powered equipment and fuel transportation units. Rules of the commission governing fire suppression systems for diesel-powered equipment and fuel transportation units shall, at a minimum, comply with the provisions of part 75 of the code of federal regulations dealing with fire suppression systems for diesel-powered equipment and fuel transportation units, […]
§22A-2A-702. Fire Suppression for Storage Areas
Rules of the commission governing fire suppression systems for permanent underground diesel fuel storage facilities shall, at a minimum, comply with the provisions of part 75 of the code of federal regulations dealing with fire suppression systems for permanent underground diesel fuel storage facilities, set forth in 30 C.F.R. §75.1912, effective April 25,1997.
§22A-2A-703. Use of Certain Starting AIDS Regulated or Prohibited
Rules of the commission shall regulate or prohibit the use of volatile or chemical starting aids.