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Showing 2901–2910 of 7488 articles for “Art. 1536 combined with Art. 1581 s.”
…ut using mechanically powered equipment and provided that it does not result in any danger to workers. When such work is carried out, measures must be taken to prevent access to the area in which the…
The provisions of this chapter apply to building and public works employers whose workers carry out, even on an occasional basis, earthworks, construction, installation, demolition, maintenance, repai…
…p, the trenches must be surrounded by plinths at least 15 centimetres high or have a shoring system with components at least 15 centimetres above ground level.
…create a berm at least 40 centimetres wide. This berm must be kept clear of any deposits at all times.
After a period of rain or frost, the slope of the excavation or trench is examined. If necessary, the shoring is consolidated. The employer shall have this examination carried out by a competent perso…
Trenches and excavations are equipped with the necessary means for rapid evacuation of workers.
…ety. However, this requirement does not preclude the use of special procedures that provide workers with at least equivalent safety.
The slopes and crests of the walls are cleared of any elements that could pose a fall hazard.
The provisions of this chapter do not apply to dismantling, servicing or maintenance work on buildings by destination, including those mentioned in Article 524 of the Civil Code, provided that they ar…
When workers are required to cross a trench more than 40 centimetres wide, means of passage are put in place.
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