French Labour CodeIn force
Section 8: Work on roofs.
Article R4534-90
When glazing work is carried out on roofs, any broken glass is removed immediately.
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When glazing work is carried out on roofs, any broken glass is removed immediately.
When the demolition of a section of wall or any other building element is carried out by pulling with metal cables, ropes or any other similar device, the area in which the section of wall or building…
The undermining of a structure by means of a mechanically driven machine is only authorised if it does not result in any danger.
As soon as the work requires the employment of ten workers, a team leader is assigned exclusively to supervise the work. At least one team leader is appointed for every ten workers. When work requires…
When demolition work is carried out at a height not exceeding 6 metres above ground level, the installation of a work floor is not compulsory, subject to the following provisions: 1° The work may only…
No worker may be entrusted with demolition or dismantling work for which he is not competent and which involves an abnormal risk for him or for the other workers on the site.
Workers working on roofs made of materials of insufficient strength, such as glass, cement-based agglomerate slabs, sheet metal, or dilapidated materials, work on scaffolding, work platforms, planks o…
Protective helmets must be worn for demolition work.
Where it is impossible to comply with the provisions of Article R. 4534-88, devices capable of effectively preventing the consequences of a fall must be installed below the roof. Where these devices c…
Flat ladders, known as "roofing ladders", are fixed so that they cannot slip or tip over.
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