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The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020 S-15.1 Reg 10
500 sections · eCFR current edition · official source ↗
PART 37
- 3-21Injuries requiring medical treatment 7-1 Use of equipment required
- 3-22Work where visibility is restricted 7-2 General responsibilities
- 3-23Work or travel on ice over water, etc. 7-3 Respiratory protective devices
- 3-24Working alone or at isolated place of employment 7-4 Inspection of respiratory protective…
- 3-25Harassment 7-5 Working in dangerous atmospheres
- 3-26Violence 7-6 Protective headwear
- 3-27Safety measures – retail premises 7-7 Workers using all terrain vehicles, PART 4 snowmobi…
PART 41
- 7-21Inspection of full body harness, etc.
PART 5 7-22 Protection against drowning First Aid1
- 7-22PART 5
PART 101
- 10-112-24 Prohibition
PART 14 Work in Compressed Air Rigging 19-1 Definitions for 1
- 19-1PART 14 Work in Compressed Air Rigging
PART 151
- 15-120-7 Standby diver
PART 161
- 21-116-5 Ladders
PART 181
- 22-1422-13 Availability of safety data sheets
PART 231
- 28-123-12 Asbestos waste
PART 31 Table 7 Prescribed Places of Employment Additional P1
- 31-12Anaesthetic gases Table 16 Notifiable Chemical and Biological Substances 31-13 Ethylene o…
PART 32 Table A Inhalable fraction Additional Protection for1
- 32-2Application of Part Table 19 Minimum Distances from Exposed Energized 32-3 Plan for respo…
PART 1 Preliminary Matters Title 1‑1 These regulations may b7
- 1-1PART 1 Preliminary Matters Title
- 1-2Definitions and Interpretation
- 9-21“designated signaller” means a worker designated pursuant to clause
- 1-3Giving notice to ministry
- 2-2(3) In the case of a notice required pursuant to clause
- 1-4Generality of duties not limited
- 1-5Certification by professional engineer
PART 3 General Duties General duties of employers 3‑1 The du20
- 3-1PART 3 General Duties General duties of employers
- 3-2General duties of workers
- 3-3Employment of young persons
- 3-4Duty of employer or contractor to provide information
- 3-5Duty of contractor to inform
- 3-6Supervision of work
- 3-7Duty to inform workers
- 3-8Training of workers
- 3-9Workers’ contacts with officers
- 3-10Biological monitoring
- 3-11Occupational health and safety program
- 3-12Examination of plant
- 3-13Identifying mark of approved equipment
- 3-14Maintenance and repair of equipment
- 3-15Boilers and pressure vessels
- 3-16Prohibition re use of compressed air
- 3-17Inspection of place of employment
- 3-18Investigation of certain accidents
- 3-19Prohibition re scene of accident
- 3-20Investigation of dangerous occurrences
PART 4 Committees and Representatives Committees at construc12
- 4-1PART 4 Committees and Representatives Committees at construction sites
- 4-2Designation of committee members
- 4-3Quorum and certain votes
- 4-4Frequency of meetings
- 4-5Minutes
- 4-6Co-chairpersons
- 4-7Special meetings
- 4-8Designation of representative
- 4-9Training of representatives, committee members
- 4-10Meetings of employers and representatives
- 4-11Opportunity for necessary activities
- 4-12Meetings called by officer
PART 5 First Aid Definitions for Part 5‑1 In this Part:12
PART 6 General Health Requirements Sanitation 6‑1(1) An empl43
- 6-1PART 6 General Health Requirements Sanitation
- 6-2Ventilation and air supply
- 6-3Mechanical ventilation
- 6-4Cleaning and maintaining ventilation systems
- 6-5Space
- 6-6Lighting
- 6-7Thermal conditions
- 6-8Toilet facilities
- 6-9Personal washing
- 6-10Clothing
- 6-11Change and shower facilities
- 6-12Eating areas
- 6-13Drinking water
- 6-14Smoking
- 6-15Lifting and handling loads
- 6-16Standing
- 6-17Sitting
- 6-18Musculoskeletal injuries
- 6-19Shift work and constant effort and exertion
- 6-20Visually demanding tasks
- 6-21Radioactive substances
- 6-22Exposure control plan
- 6-22.1Special vaccination leave
- 7-1Part 7 Personal Protective Equipment Use of equipment required
- 7-2General responsibilities
- 7-3Respiratory protective devices
- 7-4Inspection of respiratory protective devices
- 7-5Working in dangerous atmospheres
- 7-6Protective headwear
- 7-7(1) In this section: “all terrain vehicle” means an all-terrain vehicle as defined in The…
- 7-8Eye and face protectors
- 7-9Skin protection
- 7-10Lower body protection
- 7-11Footwear
- 7-12Hand and arm protection
- 7-13Exposure to hazardous substances
- 7-14Exposure to noise
- 7-15Lifelines
- 7-16Personal fall arrest systems
- 7-17Full-body harness
- 7-18Snap hooks on personal fall arrest system
- 7-19Lanyards
- 7-20(1) Before using a lifeline or lanyard, a worker shall ensure that the lifeline or lanyar…
PART 8 Noise Control and Hearing Conservation General duty 86
PART 9 Safeguards, Storage, Warning Signs and Signals Defini20
- 9-2Protection against falling
- 9-3Fall protection plan
- 9-4Control zone
- 9-5Anchor Points and Anchor Plates
- 9-6Elevated conveyors
- 9-7Wire mesh
- 9-8Protection against falling objects
- 9-9(1) If a suspended scaffold, suspended powered scaffold or load-carrying unit is suspende…
- 9-10Handrails
- 9-11Guardrails
- 9-12Toeboards
- 9-13(1) An employer, contractor or owner shall ensure that any opening or hole in a floor, ro…
- 9-14Building shafts
- 9-15Safety nets
- 9-16Storage tanks
- 9-17Mounting of tires
- 9-18Storage of materials
- 9-19Pallets and storage racks
- 9-20Pressurized hoses
- 9-22Risk from vehicular traffic
PART 10 Machine Safety Operation by workers 10‑1(1) An emplo18
- 10-2Operating controls
- 10-3Unattended and suspended machines
- 10-4Safeguards
- 10-5Warning systems
- 10-6Locking out
- 10-7Cleaning, etc., of machine or other equipment in motion
- 10-8Belts
- 10-9Air-actuated fastening tools
- 10-10Explosive-actuated fastening tools
- 10-11Airless spray units
- 10-12Grinding machines
- 10-13Chain saws
- 10-14Circular saws
- 10-15Power-fed circular saws
- 10-16Band-saws
- 10-17Cut-off saws
- 10-18Pushblocks and pushsticks
- 10-19Hand-fed planers and joiners
PART 11 Powered Mobile Equipment Definition for Part 11‑1 In14
- 11-2Trained operators for powered mobile equipment
- 11-3Visual inspection
- 11-4Inspection and maintenance
- 11-5Requirements for powered mobile equipment
- 11-6Construction, repair, etc., of powered mobile equipment
- 11-7Use of seat-belt or restraint by operator
- 11-8Protection against shifting of load
- 11-9Warning of reverse motion
- 11-10Roll-over protective structures
- 11-11(1) An employer, contractor or supplier shall ensure that any transparent material used a…
- 11-13Dangerous movements
- 11-14Transporting workers
- 11-15Ladders attached to extending boom
- 11-16Forklifts
PART 12 Scaffolds, Aerial Devices, Elevating Work Platforms 30
- 12-2Scaffold required
- 12-3Prohibition
- 12-4Limited use of certain scaffolds
- 12-5General requirements
- 12-6Ropes in scaffolds
- 12-7Scaffold planks and platforms
- 12-8Wooden scaffolds
- 12-9Metal scaffolds
- 12-10Heavy-duty scaffolds, scaffolds used at certain heights
- 12-11Half-horse scaffolds
- 12-12Bracket scaffolds
- 12-13Ladderjack scaffolds
- 12-14Single-pole scaffolds
- 12-15Outrigger scaffolds
- 12-16Suspended scaffolds
- 12-17Suspended powered scaffolds
- 12-18Tie-in guides
- 12-19Use of suspended powered scaffolds
- 12-20Workers’ responsibilities
- 12-21Rolling scaffolds
- 12-22Shinglers’ roofing scaffold
- 12-23Crawl boards, roof ladders
- 12-24Prohibition
- 12-25Aerial devices and elevating work platforms
- 12-26Maintenance and inspection
- 12-27Forklifts
- 12-28Temporary supporting structures
- 12-29Flyform deck panels
- 12-30Erection of masonry wall
- 12-31Erection of skeleton structure
PART 13 Hoists, Cranes and Lifting Devices Definitions for P27
- 13-1PART 13 Hoists, Cranes and Lifting Devices Definitions for Part
- 13-2Application of Part
- 13-3General requirements
- 13-4Adoption of standards
- 13-5Load ratings
- 13-6Designated operator
- 13-7Operating procedures
- 13-8Rated load
- 13-9Raising and lowering workers
- 13-10Determining weight of load
- 13-11Overload switches
- 13-12Designated signaller
- 13-13General requirements for cranes and hoists
- 13-14If a hoist or crane is designed to be operated with outriggers or other stabilizing devic…
- 13-16Erecting and dismantling
- 13-17Log book
- 13-18Inspections
- 13-19Repairs
- 13-20Friction type hoists
- 13-21Material hoists
- 13-22Tower hoists
- 13-23Roofers’ hoists
- 13-24Vehicle hoists
- 13-25Manually-operated hoists
- 13-26Winches
- 13-27A-frames and gin poles
- 13-28Pile-driving equipment
PART 14 Rigging Definitions for Part 14‑1 In this Part:13
PART 17 Excavations, Trenches, Tunnels and Excavated Shafts 8
- 17-2Application of Part
- 17-3(1) An employer or contractor shall accurately establish the location of all underground …
- 17-4Excavating and trenching
- 17-5Temporary protective structures
- 17-6Protection against cave-in of excavations
- 17-7Protection against cave-in of trenches
- 17-8Excavated shafts and tunnels
- 17-9Boreholes, belled areas of excavated shafts
PART 18 Confined Space Entry Definitions for Part 18‑1 In th10
- 18-1PART 18 Confined Space Entry Definitions for Part
- 18-2If a worker may be required or permitted to work in a confined space, an employer, in con…
- 18-3Avoidance of entry into hazardous confined space
- 18-4Requirements before confined space is entered
- 18-5Requirements before hazardous confined space is entered
- 18-6Notice if no hazard found
- 18-7Entry plan
- 18-8Purging and ventilating of unsafe atmosphere
- 18-9Precautions if safe atmosphere not possible
- 18-10Piping discharging hazardous substances
PART 20 Diving Operations Definitions for Part 20‑1 In this 19
- 20-1PART 20 Diving Operations Definitions for Part
- 20-2Competent workers
- 20-3Standards
- 20-4Medical examination
- 20-5Diving supervisor
- 20-6Minimum crew
- 20-7Standby diver
- 20-8Diver’s tender
- 20-9Breathing gas
- 20-10Diving equipment
- 20-11Equipment for diving base
- 20-12Hyperbaric chamber
- 20-13Diving plan
- 20-14General responsibilities of diver
- 20-15Diver’s personal log
- 20-16Buddy system
- 20-17Free swimming diving
- 20-18Scuba diving
- 20-19Surface-supply diving
PART 21 Chemical and Biological Substances General duties of12
- 21-6(c) subject to subsection
- 21-2List of chemical and biological substances
- 21-3Precautions for certain substances
- 21-4Substances listed in Table 16
- 21-5Substances listed in Table 17
- 21-7Protection of certain workers
- 21-8Respiratory protective devices
- 21-9Accumulations, spills and leaks
- 21-10Report of worker’s exposure
- 21-11Emergency showers
- 21-12Eye flushing equipment
- 21-13Flammable, unstable, highly reactive and corrosive substances
PART 22 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System Def13
- 22-2Certain products exempted
- 22-3Restriction on use of hazardous products
- 22-4Worker education and training
- 22-5Supplier label
- 22-6Workplace label for employer - produced products
- 22-7Workplace label for decanted products
- 22-8Identification of hazardous products in piping systems and vessels
- 22-9Placard identifiers
- 22-10Laboratory and sample labels
- 22-11Supplier safety data sheets
- 22-12Employer safety data sheets
- 22-13Availability of safety data sheets
- 22-15Disclosure re claim for exemption, exemption granted
PART 23 Asbestos Definitions for Part 23‑1 In this Part:16
- 23-1PART 23 Asbestos Definitions for Part
- 23-2Application of Part
- 23-3Prohibition re crocidolite
- 23-4Prohibition re spraying
- 23-5Identification of asbestos-containing materials
- 23-6(1) If workers have access to asbestos-containing materials identified pursuant to subsec…
- 23-7Inspection
- 23-8Asbestos processes
- 23-9Asbestos surfaces
- 23-10Ventilation equipment
- 23-11Personal protective equipment
- 23-12Asbestos waste
- 23-13Warning of health risks
- 23-14Training
- 23-15High risk asbestos processes
- 23-16Medical examinations
PART 24 Silica Processes and Abrasive Blasting Definitions f13
- 24-1PART 24 Silica Processes and Abrasive Blasting Definitions for Part
- 24-2Application of Part
- 24-3Warning of workers
- 24-4An employer, contractor or owner shall take all practicable steps to prevent the inhalati…
- 24-5Cleaning of worksites
- 24-6Silica processes other than abrasive blasting
- 24-7Isolation from air containing dust
- 24-8Personal protective equipment
- 24-9Standards for blasting enclosures
- 24-10Use of blasting enclosures
- 24-11Sandblasting
- 24-12Silica flour
- 24-13Medical examinations
PART 25 Fire and Explosion Hazards Definitions for Part 25‑116
- 25-1PART 25 Fire and Explosion Hazards Definitions for Part
- 25-2Fire safety plan
- 25-3Fire extinguishers
- 25-4Garbage as fire hazard
- 25-5Procedures for flammable substances
- 25-6Receptacles for materials contaminated by flammable liquids
- 25-7Receptacles for combustible or flammable liquids
- 25-8Hazardous activities involving combustible or flammable liquids
- 25-9Control of ignition sources, static charges
- 25-10Flammable liquids, gases or explosive substances in vehicles
- 25-11Flammable or explosive substance in atmosphere
- 25-12Hot work
- 25-13Compressed and liquified gas systems
- 25-14Oxygen
- 25-15Gas burning and welding equipment
- 25-16Piping
PART 27 Demolition Work Definition for Part 27‑1 In this Par9
PART 28 Forestry and Mill Operations Definitions for Part 2820
- 28-2Application of Part
- 28-3First aid attendant
- 28-4Cutting and skidding - general requirements
- 28-5Cutting
- 28-6Felling
- 28-7Partially cut trees
- 28-8Lodged trees
- 28-9Mechanized fellers and limbers
- 28-10Bucking and limbing
- 28-11Skidding
- 28-12Skidder operators’ responsibilities
- 28-13Loading, unloading and hauling logs
- 28-14Vehicles used to haul logs
- 28-15Log carriages
- 28-16Sawmill head rigs
- 28-17Trimmer saws
- 28-18Edgers
- 28-19Bandsaws
- 28-20Feedrolls of resaws
- 28-21Dry kilns
PART 29 Oil and Gas Definitions for Part 29‑1 In this Part:38
- 29-1PART 29 Oil and Gas Definitions for Part
- 29-2Application of Part
- 29-3Supervisors
- 29-4Daily tour book
- 29-5Routine inspections
- 29-6General requirements re design, etc., of rig
- 29-7Flush-by and swabbing units
- 29-8Securing parts of rig
- 29-9Raising and lowering derricks
- 29-10Rig sites and foundations
- 29-11Guy lines
- 29-12Platforms, ladders and stairways
- 29-13Means of escape
- 29-14Full-body harness
- 29-15Fuel storage
- 29-16Pressure relief devices
- 29-17Catheads
- 29-18Spudding in
- 29-19Operating controls
- 29-20Travelling blocks
- 29-21Counterweights
- 29-22Weight indicators
- 29-23Drawworks
- 29-24(1) If a drill pipe, drill collar or tubing is racked in a derrick, an employer, contract…
- 29-26Rotary tongs
- 29-27Rotary tables
- 29-28Exits from enclosures
- 29-29Rig tanks or pits
- 29-30Drill stem testing
- 29-31Swabbing
- 29-32Well operation and servicing
- 29-33Well stimulation
- 29-34Shot holes
- 29-35Gas sample containers
- 29-36Piping systems at well sites
- 29-37Breathing apparatus
- 29-38First aid attendants
- 29-39An employer, contractor or owner shall: (a) prepare and implement written procedures to e…
PART 30 Additional Protection for Electrical Workers Definit15
- 30-2Electrical workers
- 30-3Electrical equipment
- 30-4An employer or contractor shall ensure that: (a) all switches, receptacles, luminaires an…
- 30-6Luminaires
- 30-7Extension and power supply cords
- 30-8Portable power cables and cable couplers
- 30-9Portable luminaires
- 30-10Exposed metal parts
- 30-11Portable electric power plants
- 30-12Electrical panels
- 30-13High voltage switchgear and transformers
- 30-14Fire extinguishers
- 30-15Grounding of equipment before work begins
- 30-16Proximity to exposed energized high voltage electrical conductors
- 30-18Emergency program
PART 31 Additional Protection for Health Care Workers Defini12
- 31-2Application of Part
- 31-3Additional requirements re supervisors in health care facilities
- 31-4Patient moving and handling
- 31-5Cytotoxic drugs
- 31-6Waste
- 31-7Equipment contaminated with waste
- 31-8(1) An employer shall provide readily accessible containers for waste needles, syringes, …
- 31-9Selecting needle-safe devices
- 31-10Injury log
- 31-11Contaminated laundry
- 31-13Ethylene oxide sterilizers
- 31-14An employer, in consultation with the committee, shall ensure that all programs, training…
PART 32 Additional Protection for Firefighters Definitions f12
- 32-1PART 32 Additional Protection for Firefighters Definitions for Part
- 32-3Plan for response to emergency incident
- 32-4Training of firefighters
- 32-5General standards for vehicles and equipment
- 32-6Securing of equipment, etc., in vehicles
- 32-7Inspection of firefighting vehicles and equipment
- 32-8Repair of firefighting vehicles
- 32-9Transportation of firefighters
- 32-10Personal protective equipment
- 32-11Interior structural firefighting
- 32-12Personal alert safety system
- 32-13Safety ropes, harnesses and hardware