Article R4534-64
Workers may only be employed at different heights if precautions are taken to ensure the safety of those working at lower levels.
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Workers may only be employed at different heights if precautions are taken to ensure the safety of those working at lower levels.
When the demolition of a section of wall or any other construction element is carried out by means of thrust or impact, appropriate measures are taken to prevent the wall or construction element colla…
Radio or television aerials, guy wires and obstacles of any kind that may exist on the parts of the roof on which workers are required to walk shall be marked, for the duration of the work, by visible…
Before starting demolition work on a structure, the employer checks the strength and stability of each part of the structure, particularly the floors. Where necessary, safe shoring is put in place.
The demolition of structures made of reinforced concrete or prestressed materials, and the demolition of structures supported by a metal framework, may only be carried out under the supervision of wor…
A work floor is installed for demolition work carried out at a height of more than six metres above the ground. The floor located at the edge of the void is enclosed by guard rails and plinths establi…
Where workers frequently, for more than one day, travel on gutters, footpaths or any other passageway involving the risk of falling onto a roof made of materials of insufficient strength, this roof, i…
The situations in which displaced workers are housed and fed close to the site are determined by the national collective agreements concerning these workers.
Self-employed workers and employers who work directly on a building or civil engineering site are subject to the provisions of Title VI of Book IV of the French Labour Code.
On construction sites, toilets complying with the provisions of articles R. 4228-11 to R. 4228-15 are made available to workers.
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