Powderman and Blaster's licence of Class 1
Basic information
Institutional Body
MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY
Organizational unit of an institutional body
SOUTHERN GREECE INSPECTION BODY
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.
At a glance
Points of Service | Points of Single Contact (ΚΕΠ – EKE), Regional units, Department of Mines Inspection |
Number of Documents | 0 |
Cost | 200 € |
Deadline of Implementation | 6 months |
Process Diagram |
Conditions
Fees / Imposts
- 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)Fee code2279Payment typeBank cashierDigital (web banking)Tax Office cashierTypee-Administrative Fee
What you will need
- Application with full identification detailsFiled bySubmitted by the applicant (in person or by post)NoteThe 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.Applicant statusPersons
Powderman and Blaster's licence of Class 1
What you will need
Legislation
- DescriptionConditions, procedure and supporting documents required for the granting of a licence as a powderman - blaster of drills with explosive charges.Legal references
- DescriptionSupplement 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
- DescriptionAmendment 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
- DescriptionAmendment 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
- DescriptionDetermination 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 EnergyLegal references
- DescriptionMining and Quarrying Operations Regulation (abbreviation: KMLE)Legal references
- DescriptionNew Architecture of Local Government and Decentralised Administration - Kallikrates ProgrammeLegal references
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Remarks
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).