French Labour CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Protectors and protective devices
Article R4324-4
Components of work equipment where there is a risk of breakage or bursting are fitted with appropriate guards.
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Components of work equipment where there is a risk of breakage or bursting are fitted with appropriate guards.
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The electrical installations of work equipment are made in such a way as to prevent risks of electrical origin, in accordance with the requirements laid down by order of the ministers responsible for…
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Components of work equipment intended for the transmission of heat energy, in particular steam or thermal fluid pipes, are arranged, protected or insulated in such a way as to prevent any risk of burn…
The operating parts of work equipment must be clearly visible and identifiable. Where necessary, they are appropriately marked.
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