OHS Ticketable Provisions September 9, 2013
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1 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Documentation and Administrative Requirements September 9, 2013 Theme OHS Statute Section Summary of Offence (brief description on ticket) Category Fine Amount Part 4 Chemical Hazards: Codes of practice Code 26(1) Emplr fail to have req d code of practice Part 5 Confined Spaces: Entry permit system Code 47(1) Person fail to have valid entry permit when enter confined space Part 29 WHMIS: Availability of material safety data sheet Code 407 Emplr fail to ensure req d MSDS readily avail. at work site Part 37 Oil & Gas Wells: Log book Code 755(2) Emplr fail to ensure a derrick/mast log book avail. at work site Part 41: Work Requiring Rope Access: Rope access safe work plan Code 810 Emplr fail to ensure rope access safe work plan avail. before work begins Part 41: Work Requiring Rope Access: s personal logbook Code 827(4) Wrkr fail to ensure rope access logbook current and avail. at work site $100 $100 Equipment Regulation 12(2) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr use/wear req d equip Part 12 General Safety: Vehicle traffic control Code 194(2) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr exposed to traffic wear req d visible clothing Code 194(3) Wrkr fail to wear req d visible clothing when exposed to traffic Part 18: Personal Protective Equipment: Compliance with standards Code 229(1) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr wears approved eye protection Part 18: Personal Protective Equipment: Foot protection Code 233(1) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr uses req d protective footwear *Colour coding represents groups of provisions by theme.
2 Fire and Explosion Prevention Fall Protection Page 2 Part 18: Personal Protective Equipment: Bicycle and skate helmets Code 235(1) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr wears safety helmet (bikes/skates) Part 18: Personal Protective Equipment: ATV, snow vehicle and motorcycle helmets Code 236(1) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr wears safety helmet (ATV/snow veh./mcycl) Part 18: Personal Protective Equipment: Respiratory protective equipment Abrasive blasting Code 255 Emplr fail to ensure wrkr wear req d hood while abrasive blasting Part 9 Fall Protection: General Code 139(8) Wrkr fail to use/wear fall protection system req d by emplr Part 9 Fall Protection: Full body harness Code 142(2) Wrkr fail to use/wear req d full body harness Part 9 Fall Protection: Fall protection on vehicles and loads Code 155(3) Wrkr climbs onto load that is not secured Part 9 Fall Protection: Control zones Code 161(1) Emplr fail to use control zone as specified Part 22 Safeguards: Building shafts Code 313(2) Emplr fail to ensure bldg shaft w/o work platform enclosed as req d Part 22 Safeguards: Covering openings Code 314(2) Emplr fail to ensure temp. cover placed on prev. protected hole Part 39: Tree Care Operations: Fall protection and work positioning Code 794(2) Wrkr fail to use/wear work positioning/fall protection system req. by emplr Part 10 Fire & Explosion: Prohibition Code 162(3) Person fail to not smoke where flammable substance present Part 10 Fire & Explosion: Spray operations Code 170.1(5) Emplr fail to provide nozzle guard for airless spray machinery Code 170.1(6) Wrkr fail to ensure nozzle guard of airless spray machinery in place Part 19 Powered Mobile Equipment: Refuelling Code 279(1) Emplr fail to ensure igntn. source not present while vehicle refueling $100
3 Cranes, Hoists and Rigging Equipment Safety Page 3 Code 279(2) Person fail to ensure igntn. source not present while vehicle refueling Part 33 Explosives: Burning material (no smoking or open flames) Code 466(2) Person fail to not smoke/burn material w/i 15 m of explosive Part 36 Mining: Restriction on open flames Code 621 Wrkr smokes/has open flame w/i 8 m of veh. w/explosives Part 36 Mining: Ignition precautions Code 648(3) Wrkr smokes/allows sources of igntn. w/i 8 m of blast area Part 36 Mining: Means of ignition Code 693(2) Wrkr has smoking materials/means of igntn. in mine. Code 693(3) Wrkr uses smoking materials/means of igntn. in mine $500 Part 4 Chemical Hazards: Emergency baths, showers, eye wash equipment Code 24 Emplr fail to ensure wrkr has immed access to emerg. wash equip. Part 23 Scaffolds & Temporary Work Platforms: Design Code 324(4) Emplr fail to ensure hoarded masonry scaffold anchored as req d Part 25 Tools, Equip & Machinery: Actuated fastening tools Code 374 Wrkr permits trigger of actuated fastening tool be mech. held ON Part 25 Tools, Equip & Machinery: Grinders Code 375(2) Emplr fail to ensure guard of handheld grinder covers req d area Part 6 Cranes & Lifting Devices: Rated load capacity Code 62(1) Emplr fail to ensure lift device has req d load cap plate/label Code 62(2) Emplr fail ensure non-comm. mfg d lift device has req d load cap plate/label $100 Part 6 Cranes & Lifting Devices: Rider restriction Code 82(1) Person rides on material hoist $100 Code 82(2) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr does not ride on material hoist Part 6 Cranes & Lifting Devices: Counterweights and outriggers Code 90 Emplr fail to ensure mobile crane/boom truck outrigs extended and supported
4 Stairways and Ladders Page 4 Part 6 Cranes & Lifting Devices: Safe use and design of roofers hoists Code 97(2) Person uses roofing materials as counterweight Part 21 Rigging: Synthetic fibre slings Code 305(1) Emplr fail to remove damaged/worn synthetic fibre web sling from service Code 305(2) Emplr fail to remove damaged/worn synthetic fibre web sling from service Part 21 Rigging: Wire rope Code 306(2) Emplr fail to remove damaged/worn running wire rope from service Code 306(3) Emplr fail to remove damaged/worn stationary wire rope from service Part 21 Rigging: Metal mesh slings Code 307 Emplr fail to remove damaged/worn metal mesh sling from service Part 8 Entrances, Walkways, Stairways and Ladders: Stairways Code 122(2) Emplr fail to ensure stairway /w five or more risers has handrail Code 122(3) Emplr fail to ensure temporary stairs are at least 600 mm wide Part 8 Entrances, Walkways, Stairways and Ladders: Portable ladders prohibition Code 133(1) Wrkr works from top two rungs/steps/cleats of portable ladder Part 8 Entrances, Walkways, Stairways and Ladders: Securing and positioning of portable ladders Code 136 Wrkr fail to secure/position ladder as req d Part 23 Scaffolds & Temporary Work Platforms: Vertical ladder on scaffold Code 327(1) Emplr fail to ensure wrkr only use vert ladder on scaffold as permitted Code 327(2) Wrkr fail to use vert ladder on scaffold as req d Part 23 Scaffolds & Temporary Work Platforms: Working from a ladder Code 328(1) Emplr fail to ensure no wrkr work from access ladder of scaffold Code 328(2) Wrkr works from access ladder of scaffold
5 Falling Objects Housekeeping Biological Hazards Unsafe Behaviours Page 5 Part 19 Power Mobile Equip: Operator responsibilities Code 256(3) Operator of powered mobile equip fail to use seat belts/other safety equip Part 19 Powered Mobile Equipment: Riding on loads Code 276 Person rides on top of load that is moving (Operator) Part 23 Scaffolds & Temporary Work Platforms: Free standing or rolling scaffolds Code 334(2) Wrkr remains on moving rolling scaffold when not permitted Code 334(3) Wrkr fail to lock/block rolling scaffold against movement that wrkr is on Part 23 Scaffolds & Temporary Work Platforms: Fork-mounted work platforms Code 349(3) Emplr fail ensure operator at controls while wrkr on fork-mntd. platform Code 349(4) Persons on fork-mntd. platform while platform moving horiz. Part 25 Tools, Equipment & Machinery: Operator responsibilities Code 367(2) Operator fail to operate machine w/o endangering operator/other wrkrs (Operator) $100 Part 35 Healthcare & Industries with Biological Hazards: Sharps containers Code 526(1) Emplr fail to provide sharps container Code 526(2) Wrkr fail to use provided sharps container $100 Part 12 General Safety: Housekeeping Code 185 Emplr fail to keep work site clean/free of slip/trip hazards Part 12 General Safety: Placement of roofing materials Code 187.1(1) Emplr fail ensure roofing materials not < 2 m from residential bldg roof edge Part 22 Safeguards: Protection from falling objects Code 318(1) Emplr fail to ensure wrkrs protected from falling objects Part 34 Forestry: Partially cut trees Code 523 Emplr fail to ensure partially cut tree not left standing
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