Article R4227-16
Liquid fuels with a flash point below 55°C may not be used for heating.
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Liquid fuels with a flash point below 55°C may not be used for heating.
People may only be lifted using work equipment and accessories designed for this purpose.
The date for the annual "No Smoking Day" event has been set for 31 May.
Doctors specialising in medical biology may not associate with doctors practising in other disciplines.
The decisions of the Director General of the Regional Health Agency may be appealed to the Minister for Health.
Operations on electrical installations or in their vicinity may only be carried out by authorised workers.
In establishments with 200 or more employees, individual monitoring may be carried out at the establishment.
Before issuing his opinion, the occupational physician may consult the medical inspector.
Decisions to refuse support and to terminate the support contract may be appealed to the regional prefect.
The maximum number of daily allowances that may be granted in a calendar year is fifty-five.
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