French Labour CodeIn force
Section 6: Demolition work.
Article R4534-73
Protective helmets must be worn for demolition work.
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Protective helmets must be worn for demolition work.
Where it is impossible to comply with the provisions of Article R. 4534-88, devices capable of effectively preventing the consequences of a fall must be installed below the roof. Where these devices c…
Flat ladders, known as "roofing ladders", are fixed so that they cannot slip or tip over.
…d at different heights if precautions are taken to ensure the safety of those working at lower levels.
When the demolition of a section of wall or any other construction element is carried out by means of thrust or impact, appropriate measures are taken to prevent the wall or construction element colla…
…which workers are required to walk shall be marked, for the duration of the work, by visible devices.
…the employer checks the strength and stability of each part of the structure, particularly the floors. Where necessary, safe shoring is put in place.
…ision of workers experienced in the particular techniques used for the demolition of these structures.
…or located at the edge of the void is enclosed by guard rails and plinths established in accordance with the provisions of article R. 4534-78.
…cient strength, this roof, in the absence of a guardrail or permanent protective device, is covered with planks or any other device capable of stopping a person who has lost his balance.
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