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Occupational Health and Safety Code Alta Reg 191/2021
759 sections · eCFR current edition · official source ↗
Part 1 Definitions and General Application Definitions17
- 1Definitions
- 1.1Farming and ranching operations
- 1.2Domestic workers
- 2.2Designated person to prepare plan
- 3.1Previous editions of referenced standards
- 3.2Equipment
- 3.3Performance of duty by worker
- 6Coming into force
- 7Hazard assessment
- 8Worker participation
- 9Hazard elimination and control
- 10Emergency control of hazard
- 12Following specifications
- 13Manufacturer’s and professional engineer’s specifications
- 14Certification by a professional engineer
- 15Approved equipment
- 15.1Specification and certifications
Part 4 Chemical Hazards, Biological Hazards and Harmful Substances General Requirements Wo139
- 16Worker exposure to harmful substances
- 17Exposure to multiple substances
- 18Exposure during shifts longer than 8 hours
- 19Review of exposure limits
- 20Airborne concentration measurements
- 21Potential worker exposure
- 22Worker overexposure
- 23Worker decontamination
- 24Emergency baths, showers, eye wash equipment
- 25Prohibited activities
- 26Codes of practice
- 27Storage of harmful substances
- 28General provisions for asbestos, silica, coal dust and lead
- 29Restricted area
- 30Protective clothing used in restricted areas containing asbestos or lead
- 31Release of asbestos
- 32Prohibitions related to asbestos
- 33Asbestos in air distribution systems
- 34Asbestos in a building to be demolished
- 35Encapsulation, enclosure or removal of asbestos
- 36Notification of a project
- 37Asbestos worker course
- 38Containment and labelling of asbestos waste
- 39Use of crystalline silica in abrasive blasting
- 40Health assessments for workers exposed to asbestos, silica or coal dust
- 41Lead exposure control plan
- 42Lead — air monitoring
- 43Medical monitoring for lead
- 43.1Controlling mould exposure
- 44Code of practice
- 45Hazard assessment
- 46Training
- 47Entry permit system
- 48Safety and protection — generally
- 49Protection — harmful substances and hazardous energy
- 50Unauthorized entry
- 51Traffic hazards
- 52Testing the atmosphere
- 53Ventilation and purging
- 54Inerting
- 55Emergency response
- 56Tending worker
- 57Entry and exit
- 58Retaining records
- 59Application
- 60Not commercially manufactured
- 61Identification of components
- 62Rated load capacity
- 63Load charts
- 64Operator requirements
- 65Log books
- 66Preventing an unsafe lift
- 67Preventing collisions
- 68Load weight
- 68.1Lift calculation
- 69Loads over work areas
- 70Tag and hoisting lines
- 71Hand signals
- 72Controls
- 73Repairs and modifications
- 74Containers for hoisting
- 75A-Frames and gin poles
- 75.1Suspended personnel baskets Cantilever Hoists
- 76Installation and use Chimney Hoists
- 77Equipment requirements
- 78Operator responsibilities
- 79Worker in lifting device
- 80Holding suspended load Material Hoists
- 81Safety code for material hoists
- 82Rider restriction
- 83Gate interlocks
- 84Operator responsibilities
- 85Signal systems
- 86Hoist brakes
- 87Location protected Mobile Cranes and Boom Trucks
- 88Safety code for mobile cranes
- 88.1Personnel baskets
- 89Non-destructive testing
- 90Counterweights and outriggers
- 91Warning device
- 92Preventing damage
- 92.1Load blocks
- 92.2Outriggers Overhead Cranes
- 93Electrical components and functions
- 94Maintenance and inspection
- 95Safe movement
- 95.1Controls Personnel Hoists
- 96Safety code for personnel hoists Roofer’s Hoists
- 97Safe use and design Tower and Building Shaft Hoists
- 98Protective enclosure
- 99Design Tower Cranes
- 100Safety code for tower cranes
- 101Limit devices
- 102Operation
- 103Changing components
- 104Test weights
- 105Structural testing and examination
- 106Wind and temperature limitations
- 107Multiple cranes Underground Shaft Hoists
- 108Safety requirements
- 109Operator responsibilities
- 110Hoist cage
- 111Unguided suspended cage Vehicle Hoists
- 112Safety standards
- 113Safe use Winching Operations
- 114Safe practices
- 115Emergency response plan
- 116Contents of plan
- 117Rescue and evacuation workers
- 118Equipment
- 119Safe entry and exit
- 120Doors
- 121Walkways, runways and ramps
- 122Stairways
- 123Handrails on stairways Ladders — General
- 124Restriction on use
- 125Prohibition on single rail
- 126Prohibition on painting
- 127Use near energized electrical equipment
- 128Ladders on extending booms Crawl Board or Roof Ladder
- 129Safe use
- 130Design criteria
- 131Fixed ladders in manholes
- 132Rest platform exemption Portable Ladders
- 133Prohibition
- 134Constructed portable ladder
- 135Manufactured portable ladder
- 136Securing and positioning
- 137Fall protection
- 138Rescue personnel exemption
- 139General protection
- 140Fall protection plan
- 141Instruction of workers
- 142Full body harness
- 142.1Body belt
- 142.2Lanyard
- 142.3Shock absorber
- 143Connectors, carabiners and snap hooks
- 144Fall arresters
Part 2: Guided type fall arrestors including a flexible anchor line.146
- 145Self retracting device
- 146Descent control device
- 147Life safety rope
- 148Adjustable lanyard for work positioning
- 148.1Rope adjustment device for work positioning
- 149Wood pole climbing
- 150Equipment compatibility
- 150.1Inspection and maintenance
- 150.2Removal from service
- 150.3Prusik and similar knots
- 151Clearance, maximum arresting force and swing Anchors
- 152Anchor strength — permanent
- 152.1Anchor strength — temporary
- 152.2Duty to use anchors
- 152.3Independence of anchors
- 152.4Wire rope sling as anchor
- 153Flexible and rigid horizontal lifeline systems
- 153.1Installation of horizontal lifeline systems
- 154Fixed ladders and climbable structures
- 155Fall protection on vehicles and loads
- 156Boom supported work platforms and aerial devices
- 157Water danger
- 158Leading edge fall protection system
- 159Procedures in place of fall protection equipment
- 160Work positioning
- 161Control zones
- 161.1Flammable or explosive atmospheres a hazard General Protection and Prevention
- 162Prohibitions
- 162.1Classification of work sites
- 163Procedures and precautions
- 164Contaminated clothing and skin
- 165Protective procedures and precautions in hazardous locations
- 166Internal combustion engines
- 167Flare stacks, flare pits and flares
- 168Industrial furnaces and fired heaters
- 169Hot work
- 170Hot taps
- 170.1Spray operations
- 171Compressed and liquefied gas
- 171.1Welding — general
- 171.2Gas welding or allied process Welding Services From Vehicles
- 172Storage compartments
- 173Horizontal cylinder storage
- 174Handling cylinders
- 177Training standards
- 178Providing services, supplies, equipment
- 179Location of first aid
- 180Emergency transportation
- 181First aid providers
- 182Duty to report illness or injury
- 183Record of illness or injury
- 184First aid records access
- 185Housekeeping
- 186Lighting
- 187Pallets and storage racks
- 187.1Placement of roofing materials
- 188Restraining hoses and piping
- 189Securing equipment and materials
- 190Skeleton structures
- 191Signallers
- 192Stabilizing masonry walls
- 193Tire servicing
- 194Vehicle traffic control
- 195Working on ice
- 196Application of this Part
- 196.1Worker membership selection
- 196.2Co-chairs of committee
- 197Terms of reference
- 199Quorum
- 199.1Posting names of committee members or health and safety representatives
- 199.2Special meetings of representatives
- 199.3Time away for committee or representative work and entitlement to pay
- 201Training
- 208Equipment
- 209Adapting heavy or awkward loads
- 209.1Work site design — health care facilities
- 209.2Patient/client/resident handling
- 210Assessing manual handling hazards
- 211Musculoskeletal injuries
- 211.1Training to prevent musculoskeletal injury
- 212Isolation re machinery, equipment or powered mobile equipment
- 213Verifying isolation Securing Isolation
- 214Assigning personal locks
- 214.1Securing by individual workers
- 215Securing by group control procedures
- 215.1Securing by complex group control procedures
- 215.2Securing remotely controlled systems
- 215.3Returning to operation Piping or Pipelines
- 215.4Isolation re piping or pipelines
- 215.5Isolation requirements for piping or a pipeline
- 215.6Pigging and testing of piping or pipelines
- 216Duty to reduce
- 217Noise control design
- 218Worker exposure to noise
- 219Noise exposure assessment
- 220Record of noise exposure assessment
- 221Noise management program
- 222Hearing protection
- 223Audiometric testing
- 224Deemed work time
- 225Safe limit of approach distance
- 226Transported loads, equipment and buildings
- 227Utility worker exemption
- 228Duty to use personal protective equipment
- 229Eye and face protectors
- 230Contact lenses
- 231Electric arc welding Flame Resistant Clothing
- 232Use of flame resistant clothing Foot Protection
- 233Footwear Head Protection
- 234Protective headwear
- 235Bicycles and skates
- 236All-terrain vehicles, snow vehicles, motorcycles
- 237Firefighters
- 238Bump hat
- 239Exemption from wearing headwear Life Jackets and Personal Flotation Devices
- 240Compliance with standards
- 241Use of jackets and flotation devices Limb and Body Protection
- 242Limb and body protection
- 243Skin protection Respiratory Protective Equipment
- 244Respiratory dangers
- 245Code of practice
- 246Approval of equipment
- 247Selection of equipment
- 248Storage and use
- 249Quality of breathing air
- 250Effective facial seal
- 251Equipment for immediate danger
- 252Equipment — no immediate danger
- 253Air purifying equipment
- 254Emergency escape equipment
- 255Abrasive blasting operations
- 256Operator responsibilities
- 257Visual inspection
- 258Dangerous movement
- 259Pedestrian traffic
- 260Inspection and maintenance
- 261Maintenance on elevated parts
- 262Starting engines
- 263Unattended equipment
- 264Lights
- 265Windows and windshields
- 266Other safety equipment
- 267Warning signal
- 268Bulkheads
- 269Guards and screens
- 270Rollover protective structures
Part 3: Testing Requirements for ROPS on Construction, Earthmoving, Forestry, Industrial a160
- 271Equipment with rollover protection
- 272Falling objects protective structures
- 273Recertification after modification
- 274Fuel tank in cab
- 275Worker transportation
- 276Riding on loads
- 277Hazardous loads
- 278Tank trucks
- 279Refuelling All-Terrain Vehicles and Snow Vehicles
- 280Three-wheeled all-terrain vehicles
- 281Operator’s manual
- 282Load and slope limitations Forklift Trucks
- 283Load chart
- 284Seat belt Pile Driving Equipment and Practices
- 285Chocking
- 286Pile hoisting
- 287Restraining hoses and connections
- 288Brake bands and clutches
- 289Timber piles
- 290Crane boom inspection Personal Vehicle for Work Purposes
- 290.1Licensing and mechanical inspection
- 290.2Safety requirements
- 291Prevention and protection
- 291.1Shielding
- 291.2X-ray equipment
- 291.3Lasers
- 291.4Radiation exposure limits
- 291.5Monitoring worker exposure to ionizing radiation (dosimetry)
- 291.6Additional protections for pregnant and young workers
- 291.7Designated radiation equipment — registration certificate required
- 292Breaking strength
- 292.1Safety factors
- 293Load ratings
- 294Inspection
- 295Prohibition
- 296Rigging protection
- 297Standards
- 298Slings
- 299Rope wound on drum
- 300Cable clips
- 301Ferrules
- 302Matching components
- 303Safety latches
- 304Makeshift rigging and welding Rejection Criteria
- 305Synthetic fibre slings
- 306Wire rope
- 307Metal mesh slings
- 308Electric arc damage
- 309Damaged hooks
- 310Safeguards
- 311Tampering with safeguards
- 312No safeguards
- 313Building shafts
- 314Covering openings
- 315Guardrails
- 316Hoppers, bins and chutes
- 317Machine failure
- 318Protection from falling objects
- 319Push stick or block
- 320Safety nets
- 321Toe boards
- 322Wire mesh
- 323CSA Standard applies
- 324Design
- 325Load
- 326Tagging requirements
- 327Vertical ladder on scaffold
- 328Working from a ladder
- 329Scaffold planks
- 330Scaffold platform
- 331Metal scaffolding
- 332Bracket scaffolds
- 333Double-pole scaffolds
- 334Free-standing or rolling scaffolds
- 335Half-horse scaffolds
- 336Ladderjack scaffolds
- 337Needle-beam scaffolds
- 338Outrigger scaffolds
- 339Roofing brackets
- 340Single-pole scaffolds
- 341Suspended scaffolds
- 342Swingstage scaffolds
- 343Requirements for swingstage scaffold
- 344Safety on swingstage scaffolds
- 345Workers on swingstage scaffolds Elevating Platforms and Aerial Devices
- 346Worker safety
- 347Standards
- 348Permanent suspension powered work platforms
- 349Fork-mounted work platforms
- 350Suspended man baskets
- 351Boatswain’s chairs
- 352Temporary supporting structures
- 353Fly form deck panels
- 354Restrictions by employer
- 355Drinking fluids
- 356Exception
- 357Toilet facilities
- 358Water and drainage
- 359Hand cleaning facilities
- 360Supplies and waste receptacle
- 361Condition of facilities
- 363Machines close together
- 364Moving workers
- 365Starting machinery
- 366Preventing machine activation
- 367Operator responsibilities
- 368Controls
- 369Immobilizing machinery
- 370Drive belts
- 371Continuous-feed machinery
- 372Elevated conveyor belts
- 373Crossing conveyor belts
- 374Actuated fastening tools
- 375Grinders
- 376Chainsaws
- 377Circular saw blades
- 378Band saw blades
- 379Band saw wheels
- 380Power-fed circular saws
- 381Cut-off saws
- 382Sawmill head rig
- 383Sawmill log carriage
- 384Robots
- 385Teaching a robot
- 386Application
- 387Design
- 388Safety
- 390Violence and harassment prevention plan
- 390.3Domestic violence
- 390.7Review of violence and harassment prevention plan
- 391Training of workers
- 391.1Investigation and reporting of incidents
- 391.2Treatment or referral
- 392Entitlement to pay
- 392.2Additional requirements for violence and harassment prevention plan
- 392.5Personal emergency transmitter
- 392.6Mandatory fuel prepayment
- 393Application
- 394Precautions required
- 394.1Definitions
- 395Application
- 396Hazardous waste
- 397Training
- 398Label required
- 399Production or manufacture
- 400Decanted products
- 401Placards
- 402Transfer of hazardous products
- 403Laboratory samples
- 404Safety data sheet — supplier
- 405Safety data sheet — employer
- 406Information current
- 407Availability of safety data sheet
- 408Claim for disclosure exemption
- 409Interim non-disclosure
- 410Exemption from disclosure
- 411Duty to disclose information
- 412Information — confidential
- 413Information to medical professional
- 414Limits on disclosure Requirements Applicable to Specific Industries and Activities
Part 30 Demolition Worker in charge268
- 415Worker in charge
- 416Location of equipment
- 417Hazardous substances
- 418Use of explosives
- 419Disconnecting services
- 420Materials chute
- 421Dismantling buildings
- 422Building shaft demolitions
- 423Application
- 424Employer responsibilities
- 437Intakes, pipes and tunnels
- 441Disturbing the ground
- 442Classification of soil type
- 443Soil stabilization
- 444Marking an excavation
- 445Water hazard
- 446Worker access
- 447Locating buried or concrete-embedded facilities
- 448Exposing buried facilities
- 449Exemption
- 450Methods of protection
- 451Cutting back walls
- 452Loose materials
- 453Spoil piles
- 454Power pole support
- 455Safe entry and exit
- 456Temporary protective structures
- 457Alternatives to temporary protective structures
- 458Installation of shoring, stringers or bracing
- 459Access for powered mobile equipment
- 460Dumping block
- 461Underground shafts
- 462Drilled or bored underground shaft
- 463Prohibition
- 464Tunnel
- 465.1Non-application of Part
- 466Burning material
- 468Blasters
- 468.1Certification of blasters
- 468.3Suspension and cancellation
- 468.5Employer report of blaster certificates
- 468.51Blaster’s report
- 468.52Loss or theft of explosives Storage and Handling of Explosives
- 470.1Magazines
- 470.2Storage and disposal of explosives, safety fuse assemblies and detonators
- 470.3Access to explosives
- 470.4Removal from magazine
- 473Transporting explosives and detonators
- 473.1Vehicle requirements
- 473.2Vehicle breakdown
- 474Oldest explosives used first
- 475Deteriorated, damaged or unsafe explosives
- 477Appropriate explosive strength and quantities
- 479Cartridge explosives
- 480Tools
- 481Priming
- 483Detonators
- 484Adverse weather conditions
- 484.1Electrical energy Drilling
- 485Excavating and drilling
- 486Bootleg
- 487Size of bore hole
- 488Safe positioning
- 488.1Quantity of explosives
- 489Unwinding leg wires
- 491Tamping explosives
- 492Sequential detonation
- 492.1Water damage
- 494Leg wires
- 494.1Blast holes
- 495Testing detonators, circuits and blasting machines
- 497Connecting detonating cords to downlines and trunklines
- 497.1Ignition precautions Detonating
- 498Community protection
- 498.1Signs
- 499Blast protection
- 499.1Burning explosives
- 501Electromagnetic radiation
- 502Above-ground explosive
- 503Radiofrequency transmitters
- 504Length of safety fuse assembly
- 505Blasting machine
- 506Shunting the blasting cable Handling Misfires
- 509Waiting period
- 510.1Working around a misfire
- 511Undetonated explosives and misfires
- 513Removal of waste Specific Blasting Activities
- 515Avalanche control
- 516Oil well blasting and oil well perforating
- 517Seismic blasting
- 517.1Display fireworks and pyrotechnic special effects operations
- 517.2Secondary blasting Explosives at Mines and Mine Sites
- 517.3Application
- 517.31Vehicle requirements
- 517.5Circuit requirements for blasting machines
- 517.6Electrical cables and wires
- 517.7Detonating cord
- 517.92Application
- 517.93Drilling distances
- 517.94Storage
- 517.95Transporting explosives underground
- 517.96Handling explosives underground
- 517.97Mine shaft conveyance
- 517.98Priming explosives
- 517.99Explosive atmospheres
- 517.991Blasting cable
- 517.992Use of detonators
- 517.993Sequential detonation
- 517.994Detonating in the same round
- 517.995Misfires
- 517.996Misfire detonation, deactivation and faulty electric detonators
- 517.997Shock blasting
- 517.998Explosives detonated from the surface
- 517.999Permanent underground firing station
- 517.9991Secondary blasting in underground mines
- 518Felling and bucking
- 519Hand felling
- 520Mechanized feller or limber
- 521Operator protective structures
- 522Road warnings
- 523Partially cut trees
- 524Logging trucks
- 525Traffic safety
- 525.1Exposure control
- 525.2Medical sharps
- 526Sharps containers
- 527Recapping needles
- 528Policies and procedures
- 529Limited exposure
- 530Post exposure management
- 531Application
- 532Building safety
- 533Mine plan
- 533.1Specifications or procedures
- 534Reports
- 535Excavation
- 536Mine material and discards
- 537Dust from drilling
- 539Haul roads
- 541Mine walls
- 542Dumping block
- 544Reporting dangerous occurrences Fire Prevention and Emergency Response
- 546Emergency response
- 547Firefighting training Electrical Systems
- 560Electrical standards
- 572Hand-held electrical drills Rubber-Tired, Self-Propelled Equipment
- 574Rubber-tired, self-propelled equipment
- 574.1Autonomous equipment
- 577Emergency energy
- 578Hydraulic brakes
- 579Dual-brake systems
- 585Periodic service brake testing
- 588Auxiliary steering
- 589Auxiliary pump
- 590Auxiliary steering standards
- 591Design safety factors
- 592Clearance lights
- 593Line of sight
- 594Lights Conveyors
- 598Fire resistance
- 599Stopping
- 600Distance surrounding conveyor belts
- 601Combustible dust
- 603Riding conveyor belts prohibited
- 604Inspecting conveyor
- 680Application
- 681Annual plan Mine Workers
- 683Supervision
- 685Underground mine manager
- 686Combined operations
- 687Working alone where coal is mined
- 689Unsafe areas
- 690Work shift report and inspection Fire Prevention
- 693Ignition source restricted
- 693.1Light metal alloys
- 693.2Monitoring of flammability hazards
- 693.3Fire precautions
- 693.4Fireproofing
- 693.5Protection around conveyors
- 693.6Fire detection and suppression systems
- 693.7Firefighting equipment
- 693.8Water supply system for extinguishing fires
- 693.9Carbon monoxide monitors
- 694Marking ignition hazards Mine Equipment
- 695Propane installations
- 696Bulk fuel storage
- 697Voice communication
- 697.1Batteries
- 697.2Switchgear
- 697.3Clearances underground for rubber-tired, self-propelled equipment
- 697.4Diesel-powered equipment
- 700Portal Evacuation and Emergencies
- 701Outlets
- 702Escape ways
- 702.1Refuge stations
- 703Protection from contact with moving equipment
- 703.1Emergency warning system
- 703.2Evacuation
- 703.3Emergency response station
- 703.4Respiratory protective equipment for emergency escape Vehicles
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Part 38 Expired 38-124
- 792Application
- 793Safe work practices
- 794Fall protection and work positioning
- 795Harness standards
- 796Knot exemption
- 797Application
- 799Protective devices or equipment
- 800Safe work practices for electric utilities and rural electrification associations
- 801Safe work practices for industrial power producers
- 802Coordinated work
- 803Communication lines, cables
- 804Work on energized electrical equipment or lines (above 750 volts)
- 811Safe work practices
- 812Instruction of workers
- 813Tools and equipment
- 814Equipment compatibility
- 815Inspection and maintenance 816-818 Low stretch (static) and high stretch (dynamic) rope
- 819Cow’s tail
- 826Worker competency
- 827Worker’s personal logbook 828-829 Maximum arrest force, clearance, anchor strength
- 830Safety line
- 834Full body harness 835-836 Connecting components
- 837Ascenders
- 838Back-up devices
Occupational Health and Safety Regulation Alta Reg 184/2021
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