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In order to prevent spoil, materials, tools or objects of any kind from falling into trenches more than 1.30 metres deep, the trenches must be surrounded by plinths at least 15 centimetres high or hav…
Spoil or material may only be deposited along a trench more than 1.30 metres deep if it is possible to create a berm at least 40 centimetres wide. This berm must be kept clear of any deposits at all t…
…t by a competent person. The name and position of this person will be recorded in the safety register.
Trenches and excavations are equipped with the necessary means for rapid evacuation of workers.
Underpinning of foundations may only be carried out in small sections and as and when the shoring, struts or props put in place ensure sufficient safety. However, this requirement does not preclude th…
The slopes and crests of the walls are cleared of any elements that could pose a fall hazard.
When workers are required to cross a trench more than 40 centimetres wide, means of passage are put in place.
Trenches more than 1.30 metres deep and no more than two-thirds the width of the trench must be shored, braced or propped if their walls are vertical or substantially vertical. The walls of other tren…
When the various components of a shoring system are assembled outside the excavation, the height of these components is at least equal to the total depth of the excavation. To avoid any tipping over o…
Shoring, struts and props may only be removed when effective protective measures have been taken against the risk of rockfall.
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