While the guy may well be a tosser of the first order...in what way is it caving related to have a thread specially set up so his (ex) girlfriends can register and slag him off???
Quote from: jasonbirder on April 25, 2014, 10:57:32 pmWhile the guy may well be a tosser of the first order...in what way is it caving related to have a thread specially set up so his (ex) girlfriends can register and slag him off??? Although the guy has been present on this site for 12 years and not been cornered yet??
Apparently Moorhouse was the reason behind the call out to Devonshire cavern, in the middle of Keith's Wake
or without a paid copy of the certified mine inspectors report
The mines inspections are organised through PICA and are a requirement for anyone leading in a mine professionally, regardless of whether they charge or not. A mine must have a valid inspection report to be deemed appropriate for group use. Only those inspected for this purpose may be used.PICA organise an inspection every year and have a dozen or so sites on their list which get inspected anywhere from bi-annually to as and when change occurs.
Hi Mel.I think it mainly concerns under 18s primarily but as far as I'm aware, anyone operating with a qualification falls under the legislation. I'd contact Graham Jones at PICA if you want an iron clad definition.The list should also be available from that source, however the inspection report will be charged for. If you have a specific venue in mind PM me or start a new thread.Back on topic......
Sorry to be a bit pedantic but officially the Mines Inspectorate http://www.hse.gov.uk/mining/contacts.htm is now a branch of the HSE, it used to be a separate body set up under the Mines and Quarries Act. By-and-large it deals with working mines but has some duties for abandoned mines and tips.