Basic sealing practices

Basic sealing practices A. The seal, signature and date on a document constitute a certification that the document was prepared by the registrant or under his direct supervision. 1. Each sheet of maps, cross sections, drawings, descriptions, charts, graphs, and reports of geologic practice shall be signed, sealed and dated by the registrant preparing them, prepared under his direct supervisory control, or reviewed by him in sufficient depth to fully coordinate and assume responsibility for documents prepared by another registered professional geologist. 2. Where more than one sheet is bound together in one volume, the registrant who prepared such volume, or under whose direction and control such volume was prepared, may sign, seal and date only the title or index sheet, providing that the signed sheet clearly identifies all of the other sheets comprising the bound volume, and provided that any of the other sheets which were prepared by, or under the direction and control of, another registrant, be signed and/or sealed and dated by said other registrant. Additions, deletions or other revisions shall be made only if they are signed, sealed and dated by the registrant who made the revisions or under whose direction and control said revisions were made. B. Pursuant and subject to the Registered Professional Geologist Practice Act §73- 63-1 et seq. (Mississippi Code, Annotated 1972) work products are required to be sealed/stamped and signed.