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Fall Protection Regulations PEI Reg EC633/04
1 sections · eCFR current edition · official source ↗
PART 2 - GENERAL REQUIREMENTS1
- 2.1Required training in use of a means of fall protection
Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations PEI Reg EC180/87
573 sections · eCFR current edition · official source ↗
PART 9 — FIRST AID16
- 8.10Records The employer shall keep records of
- 9.1Definitions
- 9.2Application
- 9.3Employer responsibilities
- 9.4Worker responsibilities
- 9.5First aiders
- 9.6First aid training
- 9.7Workplace first aider training competencies
- 9.8Vehicles and boats
- 9.9Report of injury
- 9.10Record of treatment
- 9.11Employer shall determine classification of first aid kits
- 9.12First aid supplies, requirements An employer shall ensure that all supplies required to b…
- 9.13Posting of information
- 9.14First aid room
- 9.15Transitional – Basic Level First Aid Certificate
PART 11 — VENTILATION12
- 10.5Signs The employer shall ensure that controlled areas which allow only restricted occupan…
- 11.1Adequate ventilation The employer shall ensure that the workplace is adequately ventilate…
- 11.2Control systems Where practical, contaminants shall be controlled at the source by means …
- 11.3Threshold limit values Where the air of working areas is contaminated by vapours, fumes, …
- 11.4Maintenance The employer shall ensure that all parts of ventilation systems are maintaine…
- 11.5Drawings, etc. The employer shall, upon request, submit drawings and specifications of th…
- 11.6Air space requirement The employer shall ensure that every workplace contains at least 8.…
- 11.7Means of ventilation The employer shall ensure that every workplace shall be adequately v…
- 11.8Discharge The employer shall ensure that the discharge of air from any exhaust system is …
- 11.9Humidity The employer shall ensure that the relative humidity in an office environment sh…
- 11.10Temperature The employer shall ensure that, subject to section 11.11, the temperature of …
- 11.11Exceptions The minimum temperature required by section 11.10 does not apply at a workplac…
PART 12 — EXCAVATIONS, TRENCHES AND CONSTRUCTION12
- 12.1Location of utility lines
- 12.2Shoring
- 12.3Safety requirements before entry The employer shall ensure that workers are not allowed t…
- 12.4Removal, etc. of shoring
- 12.5Excavated material
- 12.6Water
- 12.7Lowering materials The employer shall ensure that no operator lowers material into an exc…
- 12.8Observation requirement When work is carried on in an excavation or trench the employer s…
- 12.9Standing under loads Workers in an excavation or trench shall not stand under any load or…
- 12.10Wall supports The employer shall ensure that the walls and crests of an excavation or tre…
- 12.11Warning lights and barricades
- 12.12Illumination of materials
PART 13 — CONFINED SPACE6
- 12.13Night lighting Where work is done at night, the excavation or trench shall be properly li…
- 12.14Power shovels
- 12.15Adjacent buildings No person shall dig an excavation that is likely to endanger a worker …
- 13.1Defined, “confined space” In this Part, “confined space” means an enclosed or partially e…
- 13.2Conditions for entry of confined space The employer shall ensure that a worker enters a c…
- 13.3Hazardous confined space, conditions for entry The employer shall ensure that a confined …
PART 14 — BINS AND HOPPERS6
- 13.4Confined space containing flammable vapours
- 13.5Sentinels The employer shall ensure that when a worker enters a confined space, another w…
- 13.6Signs The employer shall ensure that warning signs and barricades are installed to protec…
- 13.7Prohibition A worker shall not enter a confined space unless the requirements of this Par…
- 14.1Safety belts Revoked by EC126/21. (EC180/87;126/21)
- 14.2Safety harness with life line Workers shall be provided with and shall wear approved safe…
PART 15 — ACCESS TO WORKPLACES5
- 14.3Walks and platforms The employer shall ensure that wherever possible suitable walks or wo…
- 14.4Sentinel
- 14.5Exclusion Revoked by EC126/21. (EC180/87; 126/21)
- 15.1Safe access The employer shall ensure that all places where work is performed shall have …
- 15.2Access to construction site On construction sites the employer shall ensure that means of…
PART 19 — FORMWORK1
- 19.1Formwork
PART 20 — FENCING AND BARRICADES1
- 20.1Sidewalk covering
PART 21 — PLATFORMS, RUNWAYS AND RAMPS5
PART 22 — STAIRS7
- 21.4Guardrail A runway, ramp or platform other than a scaffold platform shall have a guardrai…
- 22.1Egress stairs The employer shall ensure that when any work on a building has progressed t…
- 22.2Temporary stairs The employer shall ensure that temporary stairs shall
- 22.3Skeleton steel stairs The employer shall ensure that skeleton steel stairs shall have tem…
- 22.4Permanent stairs The employer shall ensure that permanent stairs shall be installed as so…
- 22.5Requirements The employer shall ensure stairs and landings shall be designed and construc…
- 22.6Obligations of employer regarding stairs The employer shall ensure that
PART 23 — LADDERS10
- 23.1Use of ladders
- 23.2Specifications The user of a ladder shall ensure that
- 23.3General obligations The user of a ladder shall
- 23.4Wooden ladders The employer shall ensure that a wooden ladder
- 23.5Step ladders
- 23.6Fixed or permanent ladders The employer shall ensure that fixed or permanent ladders shal…
- 23.7Fixed ladders
- 23.8Extension ladders
- 23.9Construction sites In a building or structure under construction
- 23.10Single section ladders A single section ladder shall not exceed 9 144 mm (30 ft.). (EC180…
PART 25 — FIRE PROTECTION6
- 24.1Sections 24.1 to 24.34 revoked by EC43/06. (EC180/87; 43/06)
- 25.1Multipurpose extinguisher At least one approved 4.5 kg (10 lb.) ABC multipurpose fire ext…
- 25.2Chemical extinguisher One or more dry chemical extinguishers with a capacity of 2.2 kg (5…
- 25.3Freezing precautions Where fire extinguishing equipment might freeze, use of a suitable n…
- 25.4Requirements Fire extinguishers shall be
- 25.5Permanent standpipe Where a permanent standpipe is to be installed in a building, it shal…
PART 26 — EXPLOSIVES67
- 25.6Starting fires No person shall use gasoline or highly volatile material for starting fire…
- 25.7Other requirements This Part is in addition to, and not in substitution for the Fire Prev…
- 26.1Obligations of employer Unless otherwise specified the employer shall ensure compliance w…
- 26.2Procedures Where work is being carried out and explosives are to be used
- 26.3Firing circuit Every firing circuit in connection with blasting operations shall be broke…
- 26.4Dynamite outside magazine No greater quantity of dynamite or other high explosive than is…
- 26.5Conveyance Explosives in excess of 22.7 kg (50 lbs.) shall not be conveyed in any vehicle…
- 26.6Vehicles for transport Vehicles used to transport explosives shall be in good working ord…
- 26.7Idem All metal in vehicles liable to come in contact with explosive packages shall be cov…
- 26.8Worker precautions, etc. Workers engaged in the loading, unloading or conveying of explos…
- 26.9Unauthorized persons Unauthorized persons shall not have access to explosives. (EC180/87)
- 26.10Vehicle servicing Vehicles to be used for the transportation of explosives shall be fully…
- 26.11Fire extinguisher Any vehicle carrying explosives shall be equipped with a fire extinguis…
- 26.12Vehicles to be marked “Explosives” Any vehicle carrying explosives shall conspicuously di…
- 26.13Prohibited vehicles Explosives shall not be conveyed in trailers nor in semi-trailers whi…
- 26.14Railroad crossings Vehicles conveying explosives shall come to a full stop before crossin…
- 26.15Gasoline refuelling The gasoline tank of a vehicle shall not be filled while explosives a…
- 26.16Unattended vehicles Vehicles containing explosives shall not be left unattended. (EC180/8…
- 26.17Storage receptacles An approved receptacle may be used to store a maximum amount of 4.5 k…
- 26.18Location An approved receptacle shall be located in a place acceptable to the officer. It…
- 26.19Construction An approved receptacle shall be substantially constructed of wood, copper or…
- 26.20Separate store A maximum of 22.7 kg (50 lb.) of blasting explosives or a maximum of 22,00…
- 26.21Location A separate store shall be apart from any dwelling house and at a safe distance f…
- 26.22Construction Such a store shall be of substantial construction using 50 mm (2 in.) or equ…
- 26.23Protection The store shall be provided with a substantial outwardly opening door or cover…
- 26.24Ventilation, etc. The store shall be adequately ventilated and the interior and all fitti…
- 26.25Interior The interior of the store shall be kept scrupulously clean. (EC180/87)
- 26.26Water Where explosives that are liable to be affected by water are stored, precautions sh…
- 26.27Safety No fires, lights, matches, oiled waste, iron, steel, grit or any article liable to…
- 26.28Tools All tools or implements kept or used in a store where explosives are present, or us…
- 26.29Store marked “Explosives” The store shall have the word “Explosives” clearly displayed on…
- 26.30Compliance with Explosive Act Quantities of blasting explosives in excess of 22.7 kg (50 …
- 26.31Handling Explosives and detonators shall be kept and handled separately until the last pr…
- 26.32Containers Explosive containers shall be handled with care. (EC180/87)
- 26.33Opening Explosive containers shall be opened within a storage area. (EC180/87)
- 26.34Smoking Workers shall not smoke while handling explosives. (EC180/87; 126/21)
- 26.35Capping of fuses Fuses shall not be capped or cartridges primed in any place where explos…
- 26.36Thawing Explosives shall not be thawed near an open fire or a boiler, nor by direct conta…
- 26.37Inspection After blasts have been fired, a thorough examination shall be made to ascertai…
- 26.38Prohibition of drilling No drilling shall be done in any hole that has been charged or bl…
- 26.39Idem Holes shall not be drilled within 600 mm (24 in.) of holes in which a misfire has oc…
- 26.40Drill holes Drill holes, whether sunk by hand or machine drill, shall be of sufficient si…
- 26.41Springing holes When springing holes, ample time shall be left for the hole to cool betwe…
- 26.42Priming cartridges Priming cartridges shall not be slit or roughly tamped, and the wrappi…
- 26.43Damaged fuses Damaged fuses shall not be used. (EC180/87)
- 26.44Handling Fuses shall be handled with care so as to avoid pinching or bending sharply. (EC…
- 26.45Safety fuses Safety fuses shall be stored for several hours at room temperature before ha…
- 26.46Tamping Tamping rods of wood or other approved material shall be used, and all holes shal…
- 26.47Fuses prohibited Fuses shorter than 900 mm (36 in.) shall not be used in any blasting ope…
- 26.48Electric detonators All electrical detonators shall be tested with an approved galvanomet…
- 26.49Blasting machines Blasting machines shall be regularly inspected and kept in good conditi…
- 26.50Rated capacity Rated capacities of blasting machines shall not be exceeded unless in acco…
- 26.51Firing charge from power lines When firing of a charge is done from power lines, a safety…
- 26.52Warning procedure A worker in charge of firing explosive charges shall, before firing a c…
- 26.53Fuse lighting A worker lighting fuses in a blasting operation shall be accompanied by ano…
- 26.54Firing No more than 12 holes shall be fired in any round of shots by one worker, using sa…
- 26.55Loading holes In blasting operations, holes shall not be loaded unless it is the intentio…
- 26.56Loaded charge withdrawal No part of any loaded charge shall be tampered with or withdrawn…
- 26.57Entry to area A worker in charge of firing explosives by electricity shall not enter or a…
- 26.58Inspection and clearance A worker in charge of firing explosive charges shall make a thor…
- 26.59Loose rocks Loose rocks shall be scaled off sides of excavations after blasting operation…
- 26.60Methods of destroying Waste or deteriorated explosives of any sort shall be destroyed by …
- 26.61Misfiring In cases where a charge misfires or is suspected of having misfired, workers sh…
- 26.62Idem Holes in which a charge has misfired shall be marked by the insertion of a wooden ma…
- 26.63Reblasting Misfired charges shall be reblasted. (EC180/87)
- 26.64Radio transmitters Operating radio transmitters shall not be allowed within 45 750 mm (15…
- 26.65Director to be informed Prior to commencement of any blasting operation the employer shal…
PART 27 — DEMOLITION18
- 27.1Compliance Unless otherwise specified the employer shall ensure compliance with the regul…
- 27.2Pre-demolition structure safety Where a structure to be demolished has suffered previous …
- 27.3Pre-demolition procedure No person shall commence or continue to demolish a building or s…
- 27.4Glass removal Glass shall be removed from windows and other locations in the project befo…
- 27.5Debris piling No person shall stock or pile any material or debris in the project so as t…
- 27.6Hoisting equipment Adequate supports, braces or shoring shall be provided for the support…
- 27.7Scaffolding Scaffolding shall be made self supporting and be independent of that portion …
- 27.8Egress, overhead protection Every means of egress shall be protected from falling materia…
- 27.9Demolition procedure
- 27.10Worker entry No worker shall enter or shall be permitted to enter any area where his safe…
- 27.11Trusses and girders
- 27.12Masonry
- 27.13Safety measures No worker shall stand on top of a wall, pier or chimney to remove materia…
- 27.14Debris removal to ground
- 27.15Chutes A chute shall
- 27.16Chute entrance requirements The entrance to a chute shall
- 27.17Basement or excavation Following demolition of a structure, any basement or similar excav…
- 27.18Application by section
PART 28 - EXPLOSIVE - ACTUATED TOOLS1
- 28.1Minimum safety requirements The employer shall ensure that a powder-actuated fastening sy…
PART 29 — HAND TOOLS AND PORTABLE POWER TOOLS8
- 29.1Definitions In this Part
- 29.2Responsibilities of owner for tools The owner of a tool shall ensure that the tool (a) is…
- 29.3Responsibilities of employer The employer shall ensure that
- 29.4Handling The user shall use and handle tools in a safe manner. (EC180/87)
- 29.5Responsibilities of user Without limiting the generality of the duties under section 29.4…
- 29.6Responsibilities of employer, power tools The employer shall ensure that
- 29.7Responsibilities of worker, power tools The worker shall
- 29.8Prohibited activities The worker shall not
PART 30 — MECHANICAL SAFETY16
- 30.1Definitions In this regulation
- 30.2Guarding moving parts The employer shall ensure that all moving parts of machinery, equip…
- 30.3General provisions respecting machinery
- 30.4Starting machinery
- 30.5Stopping machinery
- 30.6Lock-out
- 30.7Servicing
- 30.8Contact with machinery
- 30.9Safeguards
- 30.10Removing and rendering ineffective safeguards
- 30.11Abrasive and grinding wheels
- 30.12Cutting or shaping machinery Where there is or may be a danger of injury to a worker’s ha…
- 30.13Saws
- 30.14Tumblers The employer shall ensure that the access doors in the guards or enclosures to t…
- 30.15Agitators When the top of an open agitator, beater or paddle tank is less than 100 cm (40…
- 30.16Conveyers
PART 32 — PILE DRIVING EQUIPMENT4
- 31.2Tire and rim Heavy duty tire and rim assemblies shall be maintained in such a manner that…
- 31.3Electric Electric machinery shall have the source of power disconnected and locked during…
- 31.4Tires, inflation Tires which have been removed from trucks or heavy construction equipmen…
- 32.1Pile driving equipment The employer shall ensure that
PART 33 — POWERED MOBILE EQUIPMENT19
- 33.1powered mobile equipment, defined In this Part, “powered mobile equipment” means self-pro…
- 33.2Responsibilities of employer The employer shall ensure that powered mobile equipment: (a)…
- 33.3Responsibilities of operators Every operator of powered mobile equipment shall: (a) inspe…
- 33.4Protective structures The employer shall ensure that agricultural, construction, earthmov…
- 33.5Modifications or repairs
- 33.6Restraint equipment
- 33.7Equipment requirements The employer shall ensure that powered mobile equipment: (a) has a…
- 33.8Signals
- 33.9Pedestrian traffic
- 33.10Dust Where work is carried out in an area where dust may create a hazard to the health of…
- 33.11Load handling attachments Buckets, forks, booms, hoists and other load handling attachmen…
- 33.12Raised equipment The employer shall ensure that
- 33.13Idem The employer shall ensure that any person or worker does not work under or go under …
- 33.14Repair work Where repair or maintenance work is carried out at the point of articulation …
- 33.15Precautions on slope, bank Where powered mobile equipment is used on a slope or bank whic…
- 33.16Use of gears The operator of powered mobile equipment shall keep the equipment in gear wh…
- 33.17Tire pressure
- 33.18Truck seats
- 33.19Loading A worker shall not remain in or on the cab of powered mobile equipment while the …
PART 34 — HOISTING APPARATUS9
PART 35 — HOISTS8
- 34.10Stabilizers The employer shall ensure that
- 34.11Change of location When a crane is moving from one location to another under its own powe…
- 34.12Use of building materials The employer shall ensure that building materials shall not be …
- 35.1“workers’ hoist”, defined In this Part “workers’ hoist” means a hoist for raising or lowe…
- 35.2Prohibition The employer shall ensure that workers and materials shall not be transported…
- 35.3Standards CSA Standard Z185-M87, Safety Code for Personnel Hoists is adopted and constitu…
- 35.4“material hoist”, defined In this Part “material hoist” means a hoist for raising or lowe…
- 35.5Standards CSA Standard Z256-M87, Safety Code for Material Hoists and subsequent amendment…
PART 36 — ELECTRICITY37
- 36.1“competent”, defined
- 36.2Worker qualifications The employer shall ensure that a worker shall not work on any energ…
- 36.3Communication workers The employer shall ensure that when communication workers are requi…
- 36.4Application of Electrical Inspection Act
- 36.5Protective devices
- 120v phase to ground to 25000 phase to phase circuits. primary zone, defined (6) In subsecti…
- 240v; nor to work done with special tools that are designed for the purpose, and which are u…
- 36.7De-energizing procedures The employer shall ensure that before a worker is permitted to w…
- 36.8Idem The employer shall ensure that before a worker is permitted to work on electrical ut…
- 36.9Re-energizing procedures After work has been completed on de-energized electrical conduct…
- 36.10Protective guards and equipment The employer shall ensure that workers shall not work in …
- 36.11Communication requirements The employer shall ensure that a worker shall not work on any …
- 36.12Manhole requirements The employer shall ensure that manholes containing energized electri…
- 36.13Water hazards The employer shall ensure that tunnels or manholes containing energized con…
- 36.14Access to switching device The employer shall ensure that means of access to all electric…
- 36.15Overhead protection When workers work on poles or structures where other persons may pass…
- 36.16Poles between conductors The employer shall ensure that when setting or removing poles, l…
- 36.17Protective measures The employer shall ensure that workers required to perform such work …
- 36.18Lifting machines The employer shall ensure that lifting machines or devices used for sett…
- 36.19Idem The employer shall ensure when the type of work outlined in section 36.18 is being c…
- 36.20Distances from energized conductors The employer shall ensure that, subject to sections 3…
- 751- 100,000 volts 3 600 mm (12 ft.)
- 36.27Portable electrical conductors The employer shall ensure that where portable electric con…
- 36.28Rubber covered cord The employer shall ensure that rubber covered cord shall be used for …
- 36.29Grounding of equipment The employer shall ensure that armouring and sheathing of electric…
- 36.30Grounding conductors The employer shall ensure that grounding conductors shall be of low …
- 36.31Idem The employer shall ensure that grounding conductors shall be mechanically protected …
- 36.32Prevention of accidental contact The employer shall ensure where it is impossible or impr…
- 36.33Pole safety and stability
- 36.34Obstructions Mail boxes, signs, clotheslines or other hazards shall not be allowed on or …
- 36.35Access to switches The employer shall ensure that means of access to switches and meters …
- 36.36Marking The employer shall ensure that all electrical distribution switches and controls …
- 36.37De-energizing responsibility The employer shall ensure that before workers are required o…
- 36.38Procedure When the control devices are not under the direct control of the workers, they …
- 36.39Idem Before commencing the work on the de-energized part of the system, the worker shall,…
- 36.40Live electrical conductor
- 36.41Service switch and electrical panel The employer shall ensure that a main service switch …
PART 37 — WELDING23
- 36.42Service switch lock The employer shall ensure that a service switch shall have a suitable…
- 36.43Lighting The employer shall ensure that all areas in which workers are employed and the m…
- 36.44Crane operation near power line The employer shall ensure that no person shall operate a …
- 37.1Ventilation Where welding or cutting or soldering operations emit harmful fumes and gases…
- 37.2Explosion precautions The employer shall ensure that a welding and cutting operation is p…
- 37.3Tables The employer shall provide tables, jigs or work benches made of non-flammable mate…
- 37.4Slag and sparks Overhead welding and cutting operations shall be carried out in such a ma…
- 37.5Blankets Fire retardant blankets shall be placed over open gratings to contain slag and s…
- 37.6Screens In places where welding and cutting operations are normally carried out and where…
- 37.7Walls and screens Walls and screens of both permanent and temporary enclosures for weldin…
- 37.8Fire extinguishing equipment The employer shall ensure that adequate fire extinguishing e…
- 37.9Safety clothing The employer shall ensure that all workers engaged in welding or cutting …
- 37.10Respirators Approved respirator equipment shall be worn if tests of air samples indicate …
- 37.11Inspection of torches
- 37.12Enclosed containers
- 37.13Certification Where a container or pipe held an explosive or flammable substance or gas o…
- 37.14Cleansing When the employer is unable so to certify in writing to the officer, welding or…
- 37.15Procedure In order to drain, clean and ventilate the container or pipe, the employer shal…
- 37.16Handling torches
- 37.17Handling cylinders The employer shall ensure that cylinders for compressed, liquefied and…
- 37.18Storage The employer shall ensure that cylinders containing flammable compressed gas are …
- 37.19Compressed gas cylinders
- 37.20Heating cylinders, prohibited The person emptying cylinders charged with liquefied gas sh…
PART 40 - TANKS AND VESSELS12
- 38.1Standards Revoked by EC126/21. (EC180/87; 126/21)
- 39.1Rescue equipment Sections 39.1 to 39.5 revoked by EC632/04. (EC180/87;632/04)
- 40.1Open tank safety When workers are employed around open tanks containing harmful substance…
- 40.2Prohibitions The employer shall ensure that no burning, welding or other hot work shall b…
- 40.3Toxic fumes, precautions No worker shall enter any tank, vessel or chamber that may conta…
- 40.4Electrical illumination and flashlights The employer shall ensure that
- 40.5Tank supports
- 40.6Walkways Walkways over open tanks containing harmful substances or over tanks 1 400 mm (4…
- 40.7Closed containers Closed containers of a type acceptable to the officer shall be used for…
- 40.8Cleaning barrels, etc. Barrels and similar vessels that have contained oil, gasoline or o…
- 40.9Internal cleaning procedure When repairs are to be carried out inside tanks or vessels, t…
- 40.10Mixing apparatus shut off When repairs are to be carried out in a tank or vessel in which…
PART 41 — FOREST OPERATIONS67
- 40.11Cleaning procedure, tanks used for hazardous liquids The employer shall ensure that tanks…
- 41.1Definitions In this Part
- 41.2Instruction in operational safety The employer shall ensure, prior to the commencement of…
- 41.3Entry to logging area No person, unless authorized by the employer or acting as a represe…
- 41.4General obligations of employer The employer shall
- 41.5Prohibited activities No worker shall
- 41.6Protective equipment A worker shall
- 41.7Mandatory use of protective equipment An employer shall require a worker to wear or use p…
- 41.8Chain saw operation When operating a chain saw, the employer shall ensure that the worker…
- 41.9Idem
- 41.10Maintenance Where a chain saw is to be refuelled or maintenance work is to be performed o…
- 41.11Fuel storage The employer shall ensure that a worker shall store and distribute fuel for …
- 41.12Starting saw No worker shall start a chain saw unless it is at least 3 m (10 ft.) from th…
- 41.13Fire extinguisher When operating a chain saw during the fire season, a worker shall have …
- 41.14Pressure dressing Each chain saw operator shall carry an approved pressure dressing and b…
- 41.15Chain saw maintenance A worker shall maintain a chain saw in a manner so that the chain w…
- 41.16Stopping saw when carrying A worker shall stop a chain saw motor where the chain saw is t…
- 41.17Holding saw When operating a chain saw, a worker shall hold the chain saw firmly in both …
- 41.18Starting saw No worker shall start a chain saw while it is resting against any part of hi…
- 41.19Tools The owner of hand tools, including files, shall equip the tools with proper handles…
- 41.20Idem No worker shall use hand tools with loose, broken or defective handles. (EC180/87; 1…
- 41.21Safety gloves A worker shall wear safety gloves or mitts while sharpening a chain saw. (E…
- 41.22Area safety No worker shall enter a logging area where another worker is felling trees, u…
- 41.23Idem Subject to section 41.22, a worker felling a tree shall maintain a distance of not l…
- 41.24Exception Where two workers are required to fell a tree, the second may, under the superv…
- 41.25Felling procedure A worker shall
- 41.26Notches A worker shall make a proper notch in each tree being felled, and without limitin…
- 41.27Obstructions The employer shall maintain every landing site clear of all chicots and any …
- 41.28Vehicle operation The workers shall operate skidding and forwarding vehicles at a cautiou…
- 41.29Idem An operator of a skidding and forwarding vehicle shall perform skidding and forwardi…
- 41.30Idem When skidding or forwarding a log, no worker shall raise the log to a height that mi…
- 41.31Riding No worker shall ride on a log being skidded. (EC180/87; 126/21)
- 41.32Handling wire cable The worker shall wear puncture-resistant safety mitts or gloves when …
- 41.33Cables The worker shall maintain a safe distance from a cable that is being tightened or …
- 41.34Dumping area An employer shall provide a landing, log dump or loading area with adequate …
- 41.35Sight lines No worker shall engage in the loading or unloading of logs unless he has an u…
- 41.36Loading Where logs are being loaded or unloaded, a worker shall stand clear of the load, …
- 41.37Position of worker No worker shall be in or under the path of travel of any log or materi…
- 41.38Vacation of cab No worker shall remain in the cab of a vehicle which is not equipped with…
- 41.39Signalman, location Where a signalman is used in the loading or unloading of logs, the si…
- 41.40Release of cable Where a binder cable is manually released and a worker may be exposed to…
- 41.41Log piles A worker shall maintain a log pile in a secure and stable condition. (EC180/87;…
- 41.42Load capacity An employer shall establish the safe load capacity for a logging vehicle us…
- 41.43Haul road An employer shall construct and maintain a haul road so as to provide for the s…
- 41.44Ice road precautions Notwithstanding section 41.43, where a haul road is constructed on i…
- 41.45Bridges The employer shall
- 41.46Speed A worker shall operate a vehicle on a haul road at a speed in which the vehicle can…
- 41.47Loading A worker responsible for loading a logging vehicle shall
- 41.48Guards A worker shall equip a vehicle or machine used for logging with adequate guards to…
- 41.49Brakes A driver of a vehicle used in logging shall ensure that the brakes of the logging …
- 41.50Bulkheads The owner of a vehicle used to haul logs shall equip the vehicle with a bulkhea…
- 41.51Passengers Except in the case of an emergency, the driver of a vehicle used for hauling l…
- 41.52No riding on load No worker shall ride on the load of a vehicle used for hauling logs. (E…
- 41.53Securing binder cables A driver of a vehicle used for hauling logs shall
- 41.54Trailer deck clearance A driver of a vehicle used for handling logs shall clear the decks…
- 41.55Stakes An employer shall provide stakes which support loads on logging vehicles that are …
- 41.56Transporting workers An employer shall allow a worker to drive a vehicle used to transpor…
- 41.57Safety requirements re transportation An employer shall ensure, where workers are being t…
- 41.58Qualified operators only The employer shall ensure that only a qualified worker, as autho…
- 41.59Riding A worker shall not ride on a vehicle used in logging except in the seat provided f…
- 41.60Inspection The owner of the vehicle used in logging shall
- 41.61Maintenance Where a dump box, bulldozer blade or any other mechanically operated attachme…
- 41.62Canopy The owner of mobile equipment used in a logging operation shall equip the vehicle …
- 41.63Skidding equipment The owner of skidding equipment shall provide the equipment with suffi…
- 41.64Screens An employer shall equip all logging machinery with screens or other protective de…
- 41.65General safety precautions The operator of a logging vehicle shall ensure that
- 41.66Choker cables All choker cables, twitching chains or dogs shall be released and pulled aw…
PART 43 — HANDLING & STORAGE OF MATERIALS MATERIALS4
- 43.1Temporary storage structure The employer shall ensure that a temporary storage structure …
- 43.2Loading limits The employer shall ensure that building materials or equipment shall not b…
- 43.3Storage prohibitions The employer shall ensure that no building material shall be stored,…
- 43.4Piling of materials
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- 43.5Masonry units The employer shall ensure that masonry units shall be stacked
- 43.6Steel and pipe Reinforcing steel and pipe shall be stacked in substantially supported and…
- 43.7Other materials The employer shall ensure that other materials to be used on the project …
- 43.8Handling materials The employer shall ensure that
- 43.9Hazardous liquid storage The employer shall ensure that tanks used for storing non-flamma…
- 43.10Low temperature protection Where necessary, above ground tanks used for storing non-flamm…
- 43.11Tanks Tanks used for storing non-flammable hazardous liquids shall not be placed above pa…
- 43.12Pits Where tanks used for storing non-flammable hazardous liquids are installed in pits b…
- 43.13Control valves All control valves for sunken tanks used for storing non-flammable hazardo…
- 43.14Tank location requirements Tanks used for storing non-flammable hazardous liquids shall b…
- 43.15Caustic liquid tanks Tanks used for storing corrosive or caustic liquids shall be provide…
- 43.16Connections Tanks used for storing corrosive or caustic liquids shall have the filling co…
- 43.17Storerooms for flammable liquids Where barrels or drums containing flammable liquids are …
- 43.18Waterproof floors The floor of the storeroom or house shall be waterproof, with the water…
- 43.19Acid drums Drums containing acids shall be stored in cool places with the bung up; they s…
- 43.20Empty barrels Empty barrels or drums which have contained flammable liquids shall be stor…
- 43.21Cleaning Empty barrels or drums which have contained acids or other non-flammable liquids…
- 43.22Idem Barrels or drums which have contained hazardous non-flammable liquids, if to be re-u…
- 43.23Steaming Barrels or drums used for flammable liquids shall be steamed before being crushe…
- 43.24Cleaning procedure Drums and barrels used for hazardous liquids, and intended for further…
- 43.25Carboys
- 43.26Idem Such carboys shall not be subjected to dampness, extreme heat or sudden changes in t…
- 43.27Transportation Special handling equipment, such as two-wheeled carboy trucks, shall be pr…
- 43.28Emptying Adequate equipment shall be provided and used for emptying of such carboys. (EC1…
- 43.29Storage Empty acid carboys shall be stored apart from filled carboys. (EC180/87)
- 43.30Inspection Carboys together with their baskets or boxes shall be examined as to their con…
- 43.31Emergency washing facilities Where caustic or acids are stored, handled or used in such a…
- 43.32Storage bins The employer shall ensure that dry bulk materials are in bins which will per…
- 43.33Lifebelts Where it is necessary for workers to enter bins used for storing dry bulk mater…
- 43.34Entry precautions Workers shall not be permitted to enter bins used for storing dry bulk …
PART 44 — STORAGE BATTERY ROOMS4
- 43.35Access Bins used for storing dry bulk material shall be provided, on the outside, with st…
- 43.36Construction Bins used for storing highly combustible dry materials shall be of fire-resi…
- 43.37Piling Where dry bulk material is piled and removed manually undermining of piles shall n…
- 44.1Charging batteries
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- 44.2Safety equipment The employer shall provide and shall instruct the worker to wear acid re…
- 44.3Idem The worker shall wear acid resistant gloves, aprons, and goggles or face shields and…
- 44.4Procedures The worker shall
- 45.01Definitions In this Part,
- 45.1Wearing apparel The employer shall ensure that the personal wearing apparel of a worker s…
- 45.2Maintenance The employer shall ensure that personal protective equipment is maintained in…
- 45.3Instruction Every employer shall ensure that every worker who is required to use personal…
- 45.4Testing A worker wearing or using personal protective equipment shall test the equipment …
- 45.4.1Flotation device, when required
- 45.4.2Maintenance Where inflatable lifejackets or personal flotation devices are used, the empl…
- 45.5Standard head protection The employer shall ensure that a worker on a worksite or at any …
- 45.6Chin straps Chin straps or other effective means of ensuring retention of safety headgear…
- 45.7Standard eye protection The employer shall ensure that a worker exposed to a hazard which…
- 45.8Obligation of employer The employer shall ensure that a worker who has 20/200 vision in e…
- 45.9Contact lenses When a worker intends to wear contact lenses at his place of employment, h…
- 45.10Idem The employer shall ensure that no worker shall wear contact lenses where
- 45.11Idem A worker shall not wear contact lenses while welding. (EC180/87; 126/21)
- 45.12Approved Revoked by EC652/07. (EC180/87; 652/07)
- 45.13Hands The employer shall ensure that all persons handling materials likely to puncture, a…
- 45.14Handling acids, etc. The employer shall ensure that workers handling or using acids, caus…
- 45.15Footwear The employer shall ensure that a worker on a worksite or at any place of employm…
- 45.16Defective footwear
- 45.17Hazardous air
- 45.18Selection, use, care of respirators
- 45.19Shaving Every employer shall ensure that workers required to use a respirator shall be cl…
- 45.20Signs
PART 46 — CHAINS, SLINGS AND WIRE ROPE17
- 45.21Safety equipment Revoked by EC632/04. (EC180/87;632/04)
- 45.22Fall protection system Sections 45.22 and 45.23 revoked by EC632/04. (EC180/87;632/04) PA…
- 46.1Specifications The employer shall ensure that chains, slings and wire ropes meet the foll…
- 46.2Wire rope Wire rope for hoisting, lowering or hauling loads shall be of proper constructi…
- 46.3Safety factor The factor of safety for wire rope shall be at least six. (EC180/87)
- 46.4Loads Eye splices, sockets and rope anchorages subjected to a direct tensile load shall b…
- 46.5Thimbles Eye splices and loops for the attachment of hooks, rings and other parts to wire…
- 46.6Replacement of wire rope Wire rope shall be removed from service whenever its strength is…
- 46.7Marking The size, material and the maximum safe working load shall be marked on all wire …
- 46.8Kinks Wire ropes used for hoisting, lowering or hauling loads shall be free from kinks an…
- 46.9Ends Ends of wire rope shall be seized to prevent the strands from becoming loose. (EC180…
- 46.10Fastenings Fastenings of wire ropes shall be carefully examined at regular intervals, and…
- 46.11Dangerous conditions When there is the least sign of a dangerous condition at sockets or …
- 46.12Splices A thimble or loop splice made in any wire rope shall have at least three tucks wi…
- 46.13Lubricants Wire ropes shall be treated at regular intervals with suitable lubricants. (EC…
- 46.14Fibre rope Fibre rope for hoisting, lowering or hauling loads shall be of high grade hemp…
- 46.15Safety factor Fibre rope shall have a factor of safety of ten. (EC180/87)
PART 47 - WORK IN COMPRESSED AIR ENVIRONMENT4
- 46.16Tags All fibre ropes used for hoisting shall bear a metal tag on which is stamped a numbe…
- 46.17Ends Fibre rope shall be seized on the ends to prevent fraying. (EC180/87)
- 46.18Splices Eye splices on fibre rope shall be made around suitable thimbles. (EC180/87) PART…
- 47.1Standard The employer shall ensure that work in a compressed air environment is conducted…
PART 48 - UNDERWATER DIVING OPERATIONS1
- 48.1Underwater diving operations The employer shall ensure that all underwater diving operati…
PART 49 - ASBESTOS26
- 49.1Definitions
- 49.2Application This Part applies to every workplace where asbestos is present. (EC147/20) PR…
- 49.3Asbestos in workplace
- 49.4Sampling of asbestos-containing material
- 49.5Inventory
- 49.6Management plan An employer or owner of a workplace shall ensure that an asbestos managem…
- 49.5from becoming airborne in the workplace, and
- 49.7Monitoring exposure levels
- 49.8Exposure limits
- 49.9Asbestos contractor’s certificate
- 49.10Requirements before commencing work
- 49.11Suspension or cancellation
- 49.12Product analysis
- 49.13Protective clothing
- 49.14Respiratory protection
- 49.15Asbestos work area, boundaries
- 49.16Sealants
- 49.17General
- 49.18Enclosure entry
- 49.19Worker exit decontamination procedure After a worker completes asbestos work in a contami…
- 49.20General
- 49.21Vacuum cleaner An asbestos contractor shall provide a vacuum system with HEPA filtration …
- 49.22Mode of removal
- 49.23Demolition An employer shall ensure that materials with the potential of releasing asbest…
- 49.24Emergency response An asbestos contractor shall develop emergency response procedures to …
- 49.25Program
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- 49.26Worker record
- 50.1Definitions In this Part
- 50.2Employer responsibilities The employer shall ensure
- 50.3Idem The employer shall ensure signallers are employed
- 50.4Qualifications The employer shall ensure that signallers
- 50.5Use of worker as signaller The use of a worker as a signaller if the worker does not poss…
- 50.6Equipment The employer shall ensure that a signaller is equipped with such protective hea…
- 50.7Use of equipment The signaller shall wear such protective health and safety equipment and…
- 50.8Head set receivers
- 50.9Sign The employer shall provide signallers with a signaller’s sign, octagonal in shape an…
- 50.10Reflectors The employer shall ensure that, when signalling operations are required during…
- 50.11Flashlight The employer shall, during the hours of darkness provide the signaller with a …
- 50.12Visibility The employer shall ensure that a signaller is located in a position providing …
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- 50.14Radio contact The employer shall ensure when the end of a one-lane section of roadway is …
- 50.15Approved modes of signalling The following are the approved modes of signalling: (a) to s…
- 50.16Continuous duty The employer shall ensure that signallers do not depart from their point …
- 50.17Signs posted The employer shall ensure that “Signaller Ahead” signs shall be posted in ad…
- 50.18Compliance
- 50.19Authority These regulations and the Traffic Control Procedures for Roadwork Manual and an…
PART 53 — WORKING ALONE7
- 52.4Inform workers of risk
- 52.5Consult physician An employer shall ensure that a worker who reports an injury or adverse…
- 53.1“working alone”, defined In this Part, “working alone” means a worker working at a workpl…
- 53.2Procedure where worker is working alone
- 53.3Employer, worker to comply The employer and the worker who is working alone shall comply …
- 53.4Training program The employer shall implement a training program in respect of the proced…
- 53.5Copy of procedures available to officer The employer shall ensure that a copy of the proc…