ΔΔ:Powderman and Blaster's licence of Class 1

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At a glance

Points of service

Points of Single Contact (ΚΕΠ – EKE), Regional units, Department of Mines Inspection

Digital provision points

• EUGO portal (information only)

Number of required documents

7 + (

1

)

Fees

200 €

Estimated Time

6 months

Description

This is the procedure through which a Category 1 powderman - blaster licence is granted. * A Category 1 powderman - blaster is a natural person who possesses and uses explosives to charge and detonate drill holes exclusively in Category 1 works, i.e. works and activities carried out within mining and quarrying sites using explosives.

• The procedure starts with the submission by the interested party of an application for an examination for a Category 1 powderman - blaster licence to the competent Region, accompanied by the documents required as appropriate.
• The file is then forwarded by the local Regions to the competent department of the Ministry of the Environment for the scheduling and organisation of the examinations.
• Once the applicant has successfully taken the examinations, the competent Region is informed of the results of the examinations, with a view to granting the requested licence in the form of a booklet.

Basic information

Competent body

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY

Authority/Public body’s Unit responsible for the institutional framework of the procedure

, SOUTHERN GREECE INSPECTION BODY, NORTHERN GREECE INSPECTION BODY,

Service / organizational unit of a authority entity

Department of Mines Inspection

Provided to

Workers, Craftsmen

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Validity duration

3 years

Notes

The completion time depends on the frequency of carrying out examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the submission of the application while no specific deadlines are foreseen. In case of failure, the applicant has the right to a re-examination. The first re-examination can be held after a two-month period, the second after 2 two-month periods, the third after 4 two-month periods, the fourth after 8 two-month periods and the fifth after 12 two-month periods, from the two-month period of the initial examination and thereafter after one two-month period from the previous re-examination, in accordance with paragraph 7 of article 110 of the Δ7/A/οικ.12050/2223/23.05.2011 (Government Gazette B΄1227) Decision of the Deputy Minister of Environment, Energy and Climate Change, entitled "Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation" (abbreviation: KMLE).

Last update

07/11/2024

Application

Application Type

Application

Submission by:

Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by:

Persons

Title

Application with full identification details

Notes:

The acquisition of a permit for the works referred to in article 108 of the Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (abbreviation: KMLE) is subject to a special examination carried out by the competent Mining Inspectorate.

Those interested must submit an application for examination to the competent Region where the project that they are engaged in is located or, if they are not working, the place of their permanent residence, in accordance with Joint Ministerial Decision No. 2254/230/Φ6.9 (Government Gazette B73/1995), entitled Conditions, procedure and supporting documents required for the granting of a licence as a powderman - blaster for drilling holes with explosives, as in force. In all other respects, the provisions of the abovementioned Joint Ministerial Decision, as applicable, shall apply to the acquisition of the licence.

The application must be accompanied by the supporting documents required, as detailed in the relevant section.

What you will need

Means of authentication, identification and signature

Identification document

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Requirements

Fees

Related

NACE

• 9.9 Support activities for other mining and quarrying

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Output

Registry update, Other

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Digital steps

Other information

Alternative titles

Powderman and Blasters Licence for works and activities carried out within Mining and Quarrying Sites

Official title

Powderman and Blaster's licence of Class 1

Languages supported

Greek, English

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Legislation

Categories

Τype of procedure

Applications, Exams, Grantings

Trigger

Applied for

Trigger (submission method)

Application (handwritten)

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Changes, Registry, Licences and compliance

Type

Outgoing

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   Supporting document

This is the procedure through which a Category 1 powderman - blaster licence is granted. * A Category 1 powderman - blaster is a natural person who possesses and uses explosives to charge and detonate drill holes exclusively in Category 1 works, i.e. works and activities carried out within mining and quarrying sites using explosives.

• The procedure starts with the submission by the interested party of an application for an examination for a Category 1 powderman - blaster licence to the competent Region, accompanied by the documents required as appropriate.
• The file is then forwarded by the local Regions to the competent department of the Ministry of the Environment for the scheduling and organisation of the examinations.
• Once the applicant has successfully taken the examinations, the competent Region is informed of the results of the examinations, with a view to granting the requested licence in the form of a booklet.

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1 Age All candidates for the licence of a powderman - blaster must be between 18-65 years of age.

No No

2 Professional For licensed engineers - i.e. qualified mining engineers - metallurgical engineers or qualified engineers of mineral resources or qualified engineers of other equivalent and corresponding to the above mentioned specialties, as defined each time by the Technical Chamber and the applicable legislation - are not required to obtain the special licenses of Article 108, of the Ministerial Decision (Government Gazette B΄1227/2011), for the performance of the works corresponding to their specialisation, which must, however, be carried out exclusively for trial or experimental purposes or in the case of serious hazardous situations or risks.

No No

3 Prior Service Candidates for a powderman - blaster licence must have previous experience as an assistant in the relevant position and type of work as follows: - 400 days service - in the case of holding or obtaining a certificate of vocational training or a diploma of lower technical education, 200 days service, - in the case of holding or obtaining a diploma from a secondary technical school in a relevant field, 100 days service. - the abovementioned requirements shall be reduced by half in the case of candidates for a gum-makers licence who already hold one of the licences referred to in Article 108(4) of the Ministerial Decision (Government Gazette B΄1227/2011).

No No

4 Prior Service In order for the Powderman - Blasters licence to be valid for simple or electric detonations, at least half of the experience required in each case must have been spent in work using similar electric detonators.

No No

5 Prior Service The service attested during the period of military service in the Mixed Reconstruction Machinery Teams (MOMA) in work with the use of explosives shall be counted in full as previous service, while service in the use of explosives in general shall be counted as prior service by half and up to a maximum of 300 days service.

No No

6 Prior Service Prior service for the purpose of obtaining a powderman - blasters licence is taken into account when it has been completed after the age of 17.

No No

7 Successful Participation in Exams The powderman - blasters license for works of the 1st category is granted, after examinations, by the competent Mining Inspectorate in accordance with the applicable provisions and the required qualifications, provided for in the current Mining and Quarrying Regulation and based on the required documents described in Article 9 of the decision (Government Gazette B΄1227/2011).

No No

8 Prior Service Graduates of Technical Educational Institutes (TEI) specializing in Mining Technologists, are granted a 1st category powderman - blaster license, after attesting at least one (1) year of experience in projects of this category.

No No

9 Conditions for non-commission of criminal offenses he candidates are required to submit a solemn declaration stating that they do not fall under the prohibitive provisions of article 18 of Law 2168/1993 and that they are not absconders or fugitives. At the same time a Criminal Record Certificate is retrieved ex officio.

No No

1 For the granting of the professional licenses for powderman-blaster provided for in the Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (abbreviation: KMLE) the allocation of the fee is as follows: 50% to the Analytical Revenue Account (ΑΛΕ) no. 1450189001 (formerly Revenue Code Number - KAE 3741) and 50% ΑΛΕ no. 1450108001 (formerly KAE 3753) 200 €

e-Administrative Fee code 2279

Cost Calculation One-off

Method of Payment Bank cashier, Digital (web banking), Tax Office cashier

Type of Cost e-Administrative Fee

No

1 Two recent photos Photograph

Two recent photos

Relevant link: https://www.gov.gr/en/ipiresies/polites-kai-kathemerinoteta/stoikheia-polite-kai-tautopoietika-eggrapha/myphoto-gia-polites

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Relevant Procedure: MyPhoto for citizens

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 8298

2 The procedure involves the issuance of an electronic solemn declaration by the person concerned, without the need to visit an administrative authority or Citizens Service Centre (KEP). Solemn Declaration

The procedure involves the issuance of an electronic solemn declaration by the person concerned, without the need to visit an administrative authority or Citizens Service Centre (KEP).

Relevant link: https://www.gov.gr/ipiresies/polites-kai-kathemerinoteta/psephiaka-eggrapha-gov-gr/ekdose-upeuthunes-deloses

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Relevant Procedure: Solemn declaration and electronic solemn declaration

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 7320

3 A solemn declaration by the applicant stating that they do not fall under the prohibitive provisions of article 18 of Law 2168/93 and that they are not an absconder or fugitive. Solemn Declaration

A solemn declaration by the applicant stating that they do not fall under the prohibitive provisions of article 18 of Law 2168/93 and that they are not an absconder or fugitive.

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Relevant Procedure: Solemn declaration and electronic solemn declaration

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 7320

4 A certificate from a neurologist - psychiatrist or a general practitioner related to the applicants mental health status. Expert Evaluation

A certificate from a neurologist - psychiatrist or a general practitioner related to the applicants mental health status.

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Notes: This certificate is handed over by the doctor to the examinee in a sealed envelope, which the latter submits to the competent Region along with their application. The licencing authorith shall check that the envelope has not been unsealed and shall not receive a certificate in a tampered envelope.

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 8520

5 Copy of type A Criminal Record, in accordance with the provisions of article 575 of the Criminal Procedure Code Criminal Record Copy for General Use

Copy of type A Criminal Record, in accordance with the provisions of article 575 of the Criminal Procedure Code

Relevant link: https://www.gov.gr/ipiresies/dikaiosune/poiniko-metroo/antigrapho-poinikou-metroou

Submission by: Ex officio (manual)

Notes: The copy of the Criminal Record is retrieved by the relevant Regional Service, through the competent Security Directorates or Police Directorates. The Police Authority, after receiving a copy of the candidates application, requests a Copy of the Criminal Record from the competent Public Prosecutors Office, which is then forwarded to the relevant Regional Service, with observations based on the contents of the Record and the information held by the Service.

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 4750

6 A duplicate of the receipt of the Public Treasury, as defined by the provisions in force, and the stamps required by law for the stamping of the licence Proof of payment / Receipt

A duplicate of the receipt of the Public Treasury, as defined by the provisions in force, and the stamps required by law for the stamping of the licence

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 7053

7 Certificates of Studies Proof of Study

Certificates of Studies

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 2825

8 Certificates of Prior Experience or other evidence of such experience as appropriate Proof of Previous Service

Certificates of Prior Experience or other evidence of such experience as appropriate

Submission by: Submitted by the applicant (in person or by post)

Submitted by: Persons

Notes:

• Prior experience must be proven by the relevant certificates, which must include:
  • the details of the employer
  • the details of the employee
  • the location of the works on which the candidate has worked
  • the type of works in which the candidate was employed
  • the exact period of employment, in terms of days service, in each speciality, with an indication of the corresponding dates.
• The certificates of prior service should be certified for authenticity of signature and accuracy of content, by the work supervisor or, in the absence thereof, by the local Police Authority.

If the above certificates of prior service cannot be validated, their acceptance or inadmissibility shall be decided by the competent Committee referred to in Article 110(3). If the above certificates cannot be validated, any additional proof of prior service may be requested, the acceptance of which shall be decided in accordance with the above procedure.

• The certificates of prior service and other proofs of such service shall have the status of a Solemn Declaration before a Public Authority, and in the case of incorrect or false information, the offenders shall be punished in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Penal Code.
  • i. Candidates for a powderman - blasters license must have prior experience as an assistant in the corresponding position and type of work of four hundred (400) paydays
  • ii. In the case of holding or obtaining a certificate of vocational training or a diploma of lower technical education, experience as above of two hundred (200) paydays is required,
  • iii. In the case of holding or obtaining a diploma from a secondary technical school in a relevant field of specialisation, one hundred (100) days service is required.
  • iv. The above requirements shall be reduced by half for applicants who already hold a license, from those listed in Article 108 par. (4) of the Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (abbreviation: KMLE).
  • v. If the applicant is a graduate of higher schools or holds a degree from a higher technical school, they shall submit the same supporting documents except for the certificates of prior experience, which shall be replaced by the following:
    • (a) evidence (contracts - statements of assignment, statements of commissioning, tax certificates, etc.) proving the duration of exercise of their profession and the time spent working on specific works.
    • b) A solemn declaration by the interested party, in accordance with Article 8 of Law 1599/86, indicating the specific works in which explosives were used and from which the necessary knowledge on the charging and detonation of drill holes was acquired, as well as the applicants details.

Document submitted under requirements: No

No 4441

Joint Ministerial Decision Οικ. 2254/230/Φ.6.9 1995 73 Β

Description Conditions, procedure and supporting documents required for the granting of a licence as a powderman - blaster of drills with explosive charges.

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=19950200073

Joint Ministerial Decision Φ.6.9/13370/1560 1995 677 Β

Description Supplement and amendment of the Joint Ministerial Decision οικ. 2254/230/F.6.9/21.12.1994 (Government Gazette B73/95) "Conditions, procedure and supporting documents required for the granting of a licence to a powderman - blaster of drilling holes with explosive charges"

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=19950200677

Joint Ministerial Decision Φ.6.9/25068/1183 1996 1035 Β

Description Amendment of the Joint Ministerial Decision οικ. 2254/230/Φ.6.9/21.12.1994 (Government Gazette B73/95) "Conditions, procedure and supporting documents required for the granting of a licence to a powderman - blaster of drilling holes with explosive charges"

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=19960201035

Joint Ministerial Decision Δ7/19488 2011 1986 Β

Description Amendment of the Joint Ministerial Decision No. Δ7/B/Οικ.13803/Γ.Δ.ΦΠ4213/4-8-2004 of the Ministers of Economy - Finance and Development "Establishment of monetary compensation (fee) for the granting of any permit or approval or right provided for by the Mining and Quarrying Legislation" (Government Gazette 1228/B/11-8-2004)

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=20110201986

Joint Ministerial Decision ΥΠΕΝ/ΔΑΠ/71099/67 2018 5018 Β

Description Determination of the types and amounts of the fees required for the granting of any authorisation provided for by Law No. 4512/2018 or the mining and quarrying legislation in general, as well as the exercise of any appeal before the Minister of Environment and Energy

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=20180205018

Ministerial Decision 108 - 111 Δ7/Α/οικ.12050/2223 2011 1227 Β

Description Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (abbreviation: KMLE)

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=20110201227

Law 186 3852 2010 87 Α

Description New Architecture of Local Government and Decentralised Administration - Kallikrates Programme

Legal references https://www.et.gr/api/DownloadFeksApi/?fek pdf=20100100087

1 Receipt of an application for a powderman - blaster's licence (Competent Region)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description The interested party submits their application and a complete file with the necessary supporting documents, as described in the relevant section, to the competent Region where the project in which they are employed is located or, if they are not employed, where their permanent residence is located.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

No No

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2 Preliminary check of the application (Competent Region)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Inspection

Description A preliminary check of the application and the accompanying file is carried out by the competent Region in order to verify the completeness of the application and the required supporting documents. At this stage, it is determined whether the required medical certificate has been submitted in a sealed, not tampered envelope and an ex officio search is carried out for the required Criminal Record Certificate.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

No No

0 0

3 Verification of completeness and forwarding to the competent Service of the Ministry of Environment and Energy (COMPETENT REGION)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description If it is established during the preliminary check that the applicant fulfils the requirements for the request for a Powderman - Blasters licence and that the application and the accompanying file are complete, the case is referred to the competent department of the Ministry of Environment and Energy.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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4 Detection of deficiencies during the preliminary check which are not addressable and notification to the person concerned (COMPETENT REGION)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description If the preliminary check reveals deficiencies which cannot be addressed through amendments, additions or corrections, the person concerned is informed accordingly and the case is filed.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes Yes

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5 Detection of deficiencies during the preliminary check which are addressable (COMPETENT REGION)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description If it is established during the preliminary check that the application or the accompanying file has deficiencies that need to be addressed by means of additions or corrections, a letter is sent to the person concerned with comments on the deficiencies in the supporting documents.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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6 Receipt of additional documentation (COMPETENT REGION)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Description The additional supporting documents submitted by the interested party are received and the procedure is repeated from the beginning with a repetition of step 2.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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5

7 Receipt of the application and the accompanying file (Ministry of the Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description The application and the accompanying file of supporting documents are received by the competent body, i.e. the locally competent Mines Inspection Department of the Northern and Southern Greece Inspection Corps of the Ministry of Environment and Energy.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

No No

0 0

8 Checking the application file (Ministry of Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Inspection

Description The competent Mines Inspection Department of the Northern and Southern Greece Inspection Corps of the Ministry of Environment and Energy checks the submitted application and the accompanying file in order to verify the completeness of the application and the required supporting documents.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

No No

0 0

9 Verification of the completeness of the application file and notification to the applicant regarding their participation in the examinations (Ministry of Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description Candidates who have the qualifications required by Article 109 of the Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (Government Gazette B1227/2011) are invited for examination, on a specified date, by the competent Mining Inspectorate. The relevant notice is made in writing, at least 20 days before the date of examination.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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10 Identification of deficiencies in the file and return of the file to the competent Region (Ministry of Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description If, during the check, it is found that the application or the accompanying file have deficiencies, irrespective of whether or not they can be addressed, the documents received shall be returned to the competent Region.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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11 Receipt of the returned file and repetition of step 2 (COMPETENT REGION)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description The case file is received by the relevant Region and Step 2 (Preliminary Check of the application) is repeated.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes Yes

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12 Organising Examinations (Ministry of Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Action of the executive / co-competent body

Description In each Mining Inspectorate, by decision of the Mining Inspector, a three-member committee for the granting of powderman - blasters licence, consisting of at least two mining engineers, shall be established. The committee shall meet quarterly if there are applications for consideration or more frequently if more than 10 new applications have been submitted. A quorum shall exist when the Committee is fully represented and its decisions shall be taken by an absolute majority. Candidates shall be examined according to the Committees judgment and on the basis of the type of licence requested by the applicant in their application. The questions of the examination relate to the subject of the work for which the licence is requested and to the provisions of the current Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (Government Gazette B1227/2011), which are related to the above subject, but also to the general safety and health measures.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

No No

P1D P1D

13 Examination results

Responsible for Implementation Working Group

No No

P7D P7D

14 Successful participation in the examinations and notification to the competent Region (Ministry of Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description The Committee, if the candidate is successful in the examinations, approves the granting of the corresponding licence by means of a report, a copy of which is forwarded to the competent Region.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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15 Unsuccessful participation in the examinations and notification to the applicant of the possibility of scheduling a re-examination (Ministry of Environment and Energy)

Responsible for Implementation Competent body

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description If the candidate fails the exams, they are entitled to a re-examination, provided they resubmit a new application with any additional supporting documents and the relevant Public Fund fee. The first re-examination may be taken after a two-month period, the second after a further two months, the third after four months, the fourth after eight months and the fifth after 12 months, from the two-month period of the initial examination and then after a further two months from the previous re-examination. In case of a successful participation in any of the re-examinations, the procedure of step 8 shall be followed.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

Yes No

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16 Granting the licence (COMPETENT REGION)

Responsible for Implementation Co-competent Authority

Μethod of Implementation Manual Action

Description The granting of the license, if the candidate has been deemed competent, is in the form of a special booklet issued by the competent Region, which clearly indicates the type of work, for which the license was granted, in accordance with the provisions of Article 108 paragraph 4 of the Mining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (Government Gazette B΄1227/2011) and Article 5 of the Joint Ministerial Decision Οικ. 2254/230/Φ6.9/95 (Government Gazette B΄73/1995). This permit is valid nationwide.

Notes The Region of permanent residence of the person concerned or of the establishment of the project in which they are employed is the co-competent authority. The time required to process the application cannot be determined, as it depends on the co-competent body and there are no specific deadlines other than those laid down in the Code of Administrative Procedure. The overall completion time depends on the frequency of examinations by the competent committee. It is estimated at six months from the date of submission of the application to the Region.

No No

0 0