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Self-employed workers or employers working directly on a building or civil engineering site, when carrying out operations on or near electrical installations, have a level of knowledge of the risks as…
Safety goggles must be worn when working on hard materials likely to produce splinters.
Radiation, with the exception of the visible part of the electromagnetic spectrum, is reduced to negligible levels to protect the health and safety of workers.
The social and economic committees of the companies called upon to intervene on sites where it is planned to house workers, as well as the inter-company committee for safety, health and working condit…
Access routes to workers' accommodation are maintained in such a way that they are passable and adequately lit.
Measures are taken to prevent workers being injured by splashes of concrete, mortar or cement applied by mechanical or pneumatic means.
The Labour Inspector may grant exemptions where the application of the measures provided for in this section is made difficult by the operating conditions of the site.
The size and layout of the workstation provide sufficient space for workers to change position and move around.
Employers are prohibited from allowing workers to lodge on land made available to them by the project owner, unless the accommodation occupied offers guarantees of hygiene corresponding at least to th…
Noise emitted by workstation equipment is taken into account when designing workstations, particularly so as not to disturb attention and hearing.
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