The safety technical regulations for construction and installation projects are formulated to meet the needs of national infrastructure construction, protect the safety and health of construction and installation workers, and ensure the improvement of labor productivity. The following is Zhongda Consulting's relevant interpretation of the Safety Technical Regulations for Construction and Installation Projects:
Basic information on the "Safety Technical Regulations for Construction and Installation Projects":
Chinese name: Safety Technical Regulations for Construction and Installation Projects
Issuing unit the State Council
Promulgation date 1956.05.25
Implementation date 1956.05.25
Contents of the "Technical Regulations on Safety for Construction and Installation Projects":
General Provisions
Article 1: This regulation is formulated to meet the needs of national infrastructure construction, protect the safety and health of construction and installation workers, and ensure the improvement of labor productivity.
Article 2: These regulations apply to construction units of industrial construction (except mine construction) and civil construction (hereinafter referred to as construction units).
General safety requirements for construction
Article 3 The technical leaders of the construction unit must be familiar with the various provisions of this regulation and should propose safety technical measures in the prepared construction organization design , and safe operating methods should be explained to workers. All engineering and technical personnel who do not understand these regulations and workers who have not received safety technical education are not allowed to participate in construction work.
Article 4 Temporary buildings such as dormitories, offices, work sheds, and canteens on the construction site must be designed first and reviewed by the engineering technical leader and approved by the superior leader before they can be constructed; after completion, they must be It can only be used after the person in charge inspects and accepts it together with safety technicians and labor union labor protection cadres.
Article 5: Employees engaged in high-altitude operations must undergo physical examinations. People with high blood pressure, heart disease, epilepsy and other people who are not suitable for high-altitude operations must not be allowed to engage in high-altitude operations.
Article 6: Construction units should provide tool bags for workers working at heights.
Article 7 During the building installation process, if work is carried out on the upper and lower floors at the same time, special protective sheds or other isolation facilities must be provided between the upper and lower floors; otherwise, workers are not allowed to be under the same vertical line Work.
Article 8: When encountering strong winds above level 6, it is prohibited to carry out lifting work and high-altitude operations in the open air.
Article 9: Scaffolding boards, ramp boards, springboards and transportation lanes at the construction site should be cleaned at all times. If there is rain, ice or snow, anti-slip measures must be taken.
Article 10: Sufficient lighting equipment should be installed in working places with insufficient natural light or when working at night; when working in pits, tunnels and caissons, in addition to common electric lights, there should be Lighting with independent power supply.
Article 11 Construction units in cold areas should set up rest areas with heating equipment near the construction area during winter construction; all heating and insulation measures at the construction site and in workers’ rest areas should be Comply with fire protection and safety and health requirements.
Article 12: When carrying out steam heating construction, safety measures should be taken to prevent workers from being burned by steam or steam distribution equipment.
Article 13: When carrying out electrothermal construction, fences or warning signs should be set up in the working area. When heating with voltage above 60 volts, other work except temperature measurement should be prohibited in the working area.
Construction Site
Article 14 The construction site should meet safety and health requirements. The location and specifications of ancillary enterprises, mechanical installations, warehouses, transport roads and temporary water supply and sewers, power grids, steam pipelines, compressed air pipelines, acetylene pipelines, acetylene generating stations and other temporary projects on site should all be included in the construction organization design. Detailed provisions.
Article 15: Fences, such as fences, wooden boards or barbed wire, should be used around the construction site and on cliffs and steep slopes.
Article 16: Ditches and pits within the construction site should be filled in, or fences and covers should be installed.
Article 17 There must be traffic signs at the construction site. Obvious signs of "danger" or "no access" should be hung in dangerous areas, and red lights should be set up at night to warn. In places with small spaces and frequent pedestrian traffic and transportation, temporary traffic control should be set up.
Article 18 The suspension height of wires erected in the construction site and the horizontal distance from the work site should be in accordance with the regulations of the local Electricity Bureau.
Article 19 High-voltage wires are generally not allowed to be erected at the construction site; when necessary, high-voltage wires should be kept at a safe distance from the buildings or work sites they pass through in accordance with the regulations of the local electricity bureau. , and appropriately increase the safety factor of the wire, or add a wire protection net underneath it; at the entrance of the wire, there should also be an oil switch device with a lightning arrester.
Article 20: Transportation roads within the construction site should always be kept clear, and single-way lines should be used as much as possible and unnecessary intersections should be reduced. The bending radius of a truck should generally be no less than 15 meters, and in special circumstances should be no less than 10 meters.
Article 21: The tracks used by bucket trucks and flat cars on the construction site should be flat, and the slope should not be greater than 3%. All the above vehicles should be equipped with brakes. The end of the rail should be curved upward or have a stop.
Article 22: The intersection of tracks, sidewalks, and transport roads should be paved with planks with flat rail tops; drop poles, signs, and signals should be installed on both sides of the train crossing.
Article 23: There should be appropriate drainage ditches on the construction site. Drainage ditches should not obstruct traffic within the project area. Ditches across haul roads should be erected with bridge decks to ensure safety.
Article 24 All materials must be stored neatly and securely. A bracket is required to store the foot pole. The model boards and waste materials dismantled on site should be cleaned up in time, and the nails should be pulled out or bent.
Article 25: When laying traffic lines or setting up any temporary buildings on both sides of ravines and rivers, the terrain, past flash floods and the highest water level should be understood in advance to prevent disasters.
Article 26: Warehouses storing explosives must maintain a safe distance from factories, mines, houses, densely populated places, traffic arteries and high-voltage lines. The warehouse should be built with refractory materials (bricks, stones, etc.). The roof of the warehouse should adopt a light structure and install lightning rods. There should be complete ventilation equipment and thermometers in the warehouse. Doors and windows should open outwards. Transparent glass should not be used. Floors should be Iron nails cannot be exposed. Explosion-proof shelters should be set up around the warehouse, fireworks are strictly prohibited within 50 meters, and fire-fighting equipment should be installed.
Article 27 Temporary storage of small amounts of explosives, detonators, fuses, etc. on the construction site must be stored in covered wooden boxes in safe places, and full-time or part-time personnel should be assigned to be responsible for safekeeping and setting up prohibitions. Fireworks sign.
Article 28: Detonators, fuses and explosives should be stored in separate warehouses and cannot be mixed up; a safe distance should be maintained between each warehouse. In warehouses containing explosives, gunpowder processing and detonator fuse installation and other work are strictly prohibited. Explosion-proof lighting equipment should be used in warehouses where explosives are stored.
Article 29: Pigments and other harmful substances that endanger workers’ health should be stored in well-ventilated special buildings. Asphalt should be stored in a place where it is not exposed to direct sunlight or is not easily melted.
Scaffolding
Article 30 Wooden poles shall be of peeled fir and various other tough hardwoods, poplar, willow, birch, basswood, pitch pine and other decayed The use of easily broken wooden poles such as cracks, cracks, dead knots, etc. is strictly prohibited. Bamboo poles should be based on moso bamboo that is more than four years old. Those that are tender, yellow, cracked or insect-eaten are not allowed to be used.
Article 31 If wooden poles are used as scaffolding, the diameter of the small end of the effective part of the vertical pole shall not be less than 7 cm, and the diameter of the small end of the effective part of the large horizontal pole or small horizontal pole (rowing wood) shall not be less than 7 cm. Less than. If bamboo poles are used for scaffolding, the diameter of the small head of the effective part of the large horizontal pole of the vertical pole must not be less than 7.5 cm, and the diameter of the small head of the effective part of the small horizontal pole must not be less than 9 cm (for small head diameters above 6 cm, it is insufficient 9cm bamboo poles can be used together with two poles).
Article 32 The width of the racks shall not be less than 1.2 meters, and the distance between large crossbars shall not be greater than 1.2 meters. The distance between wooden scaffolding poles cannot be greater than 1.5 meters, and the distance between small horizontal poles cannot be greater than 1 meter. Bamboo scaffolding must be set up in double rows. The distance between vertical poles cannot be greater than 1.3 meters, and the distance between small horizontal poles cannot be greater than 0.75 meters.
Article 33 The shelf must be equipped with diagonal tie rods and support rods. When the support rods cannot be supported on projects with a height of more than 7 meters, the shelf must be firmly connected to the building. The bottom of the vertical poles and support rods The end of the pole must be buried underground, and the depth should be determined by the nature of the soil; when burying the pole, the soil pit must be compacted first. If it is a bamboo pole, bricks and stones must be placed in the foundation pit to prevent sinking; in case of loose soil or inability to When digging a hole, you must tie a sweeping pole.
Article 34: When erecting bamboo scaffolding with a height of more than 10 meters, top supports must be added next to the vertical poles or double rows of vertical poles must be used. The small horizontal pole of the bamboo hand, the part protruding from the large horizontal pole at both ends should not be shorter than 30 cm. The intersections of the diagonal pole and the vertical pole must be tied firmly. Article 35: According to local experience, tough hemp ropes, brown ropes, straw ropes, iron wires or bamboo strips can be used to effectively tie up the shelves, and they must be checked frequently.
The paving width of the 36th ramp shall not be less than 1.5 meters; the slope of the ramp shall not be greater than 1:3, the spacing of the anti-slip wooden strips of the ramp shall not be greater than 30 cm, and the turning platform shall not be less than 6 m2.
Article 37: Scaffolding boards must use solid boards with a thickness of 5 cm. Any boards that are rotten, twisted, cracked or have large transverse joints cannot be used. If you use bamboo scaffolding made of bamboo sheets, the thickness of the board should not be less than 5 cm, the bolt holes should not be larger than 1 cm, and the screws must be tightened.
Article 38 Scaffolding boards and ramp boards must be spread all over the crossbars of the shelf, on both sides of the ramp, at the corners of the ramp and on the outside of the working surface of the scaffolding with a height of more than 3 meters. 18 cm high toe boards should be installed, and 1 meter high protective railings should be added.
Article 39 The load capacity of the scaffolding shall not exceed 270 kilograms per square meter. If the load capacity must be increased, the scaffolding shall be appropriately reinforced.
Article 40 Suspended scaffolding should be made of solid materials, there should be no gaps between the scaffolding boards, and protective railings should be installed. The hanger beams should be inserted into a solid part of the wall. It is strictly prohibited to insert them on the eaves. A 5 cm thick pad should be inserted under the beams.
Article 41 The thickness of the steel wire rope used in the hanger should be determined according to the load. The hoist or pulley used for lifting should meet the calculated load of the hanger, and double brakes should be installed.
Article 42: When installing tubular metal scaffolding, it is prohibited to use bent, flattened or cracked pipes. The connecting parts of each pipe must be intact to prevent tipping or movement.
Article 43: The poles of metal scaffolding must be placed vertically and stably on the skids, and the ground must be compacted and leveled before placing the skids.
Article 44: If there is electrical wiring equipment at the location where metal scaffolding is installed, it should be powered off or removed during the installation and use of the metal scaffolding.
Article 45 The width of indoor scaffolding must not be less than 1.5 meters, and the height must be kept lower than 20 cm of the exterior wall. When the wall is 4 meters high, a protective baffle or safety net that can withstand a load of 160 kilograms must be installed outside the wall. For every 4 meters of wall height, the protective baffle or safety net should be raised along with the wall.
The protruding supports used by scaffolders in Article 46 must be made of solid materials, and the part extending outside the wall must not be less than 1.2 meters. There must be no gaps in the scaffolding boards. And there must be protective railings and 18 cm high toe boards.
Article 47: The springboard must be made of solid wooden boards 5 cm thick. The width of a single-row springboard cannot be less than 0.6 meters, and the width of a double-row springboard cannot be less than 1.2 meters; the slope of the springboard cannot be greater than 1. Third, the board surface should be equipped with anti-slip wooden strips; any springboard longer than 3 meters must be supported.
Article 48 Ladders must be solid and must not have any missing layers. The distance between steps must not be greater than 40 cm.
Article 49: When two ladders are connected and used, the connection should be firmly clamped with metal clips or tied with iron wires. Supports and reinforcements can be provided when necessary.
Article 50 Ladders should be set up on solid supports. If the bottom end is placed on a smooth ground, anti-slip measures should be taken; the slope of the vertical ladder should be 60 degrees.
Article 51: Any scaffolding that carries machinery or exceeds 15 meters in height must be designed first and approved by the engineering and technical director before being erected.
Article 52: Scaffolding must be inspected and accepted by the person in charge of construction before it can be used. It should be inspected frequently during use.
Earthworks
Article 53 Before carrying out earthworks, necessary geological, hydrological and underground equipment (such as gas pipes, cables, water pipes, etc.) investigations should be carried out and survey work.
Article 54: When digging foundation pits or well pits, if you find any unidentifiable items, you should immediately report them to your superiors for handling. It is strictly forbidden to knock or play with them at will.
Article 55 When operating in deep pits or deep wells, the pits or wells should be well ventilated, and attention should be paid to checking for toxic gases. If there is any suspicious phenomenon, work should be stopped immediately, and Report to superior for processing.
Article 56: When digging a foundation pit close to a building, necessary safety measures should be taken depending on the depth of the excavation.
Article 57: Excavation of earthwork should be carried out from top to bottom. It is prohibited to use the method of hollowing out the feet, and drainage measures should be taken.
Article 58 When excavating foundation pits or well pits, safety slopes or wall-fixing brackets should be set up according to the soil properties, moisture and excavation depth; for loose soil or wider or deeper pits, Trench pits, if ordinary support methods cannot be used, must be supported according to a specific design. The storage space for excavated soil and the materials piled beside the pit must be at least 0.8 meters away from the edge of the pit, and the height must not exceed 1.5 meters. The slopes or wall-fixing supports of foundation pits and well pits should be inspected at any time (especially after rain and thawing periods). If the slopes are found to be cracked or loose, or the supports are broken or moved, or other dangerous signs, measures should be taken immediately.
Article 59: When removing wall-fixing brackets, they should be removed gradually from bottom to top in the order of backfilling. When replacing supports, the new ones should be installed first, and then the old ones should be removed. When removing the wall-fixed brackets and supports, engineering and technical personnel must be present to guide them.
Article 60: Before using machinery to excavate soil, a signal must be given first. When digging, no other work is allowed within the rotation range of the excavator tappet. When loading soil, no one can stay on the soil loading truck.
Article 61: When using machinery to excavate soil in trenches with supports, care must be taken to prevent the machinery from damaging the supports. When using machinery to work beside trenches and pits, the strength of the supports in the pits should be carefully checked and calculated, and additional supports should be strengthened if necessary.
Article 62: A dedicated person must be designated to be responsible for the transportation of all explosives. Detonators and explosives are not allowed to be transported in the same boat or container. During transportation, they should be properly packaged and bundled, and should not be bulk packed or modified, nor should they be subject to vibration, impact, overturning, falling, or friction. It is strictly prohibited to smoke or carry flammable items such as fireworks during transportation. During transportation, it is not allowed to rest in crowded places.
Article 63 The work of exploding stonework shall be carried out in accordance with the following regulations:
(1) Drilling, charging and blasting must be carried out by personnel who have been trained and passed the examination. And there should be strict organization and inspection system.
(2) During lightning and thunder, it is prohibited to install explosives, detonators and connecting wires. When pounding and filling gunpowder, it is strictly prohibited to use iron tools. The leads used must be inspected.
(3) When using an electric detonator, a designated person should be designated to control the electric detonator, and the power can only be fired after the wires are completely connected and all employees have retreated to a safe area. The length of the electric blaster from the blasthole wire should be determined based on the on-site conditions. The detonator and lead must be connected tightly with special pliers, and it is strictly forbidden to bite or tap hard with teeth.
(4) When using explosive glue to explode stone, the explosive glue should be squeezed to make it strong, and pounding is strictly prohibited. It is prohibited to use frozen, semi-frozen or semi-melted fried glue. The thawing process of frozen fried rubber must be carried out carefully by designated experienced personnel. You should wear gloves when handling fried glue. Avoid contact with skin when fried glue melts.
(5) When exploding rocks in a place with many houses in a town, it is best to fire a muffled cannon (a cannon with a small amount of powder), and set up a cover on the rocks before firing.
(6) It takes 20 minutes after the cannon is fired before you can go for inspection. In the event of a blind cannon, it is strictly prohibited to dig or reload the original blast hole with explosives. A new hole should be drilled 60 centimeters away from the original blast hole and fired.
(7) The same construction site must have a dedicated person to control the time of firing. Before firing, all personnel in the danger zone must retreat to a safe area, and sentries and danger signs must be set up around the danger zone to prohibit access.
Mechanical and electrical equipment and installation
Article 64 The insulation of electrical equipment and circuits must be good, and exposed live conductors should be installed in places that cannot be touched, or safety barriers and Obvious warning signs.
Article 65: If the metal parts of electrical equipment and devices may become live due to insulation damage, protective grounding or zero connection measures must be taken according to technical conditions.
Article 66: When the wires are connected to the power supply, switches or pins should be installed, and they are not allowed to be hung casually; open-air switches should be installed in special boxes.
Article 67: The voltage of running lights cannot exceed 36 volts; when working in metal containers or humid places, the voltage of running lights cannot exceed 12 volts.
Article 68: Welding workpieces and metal workbenches must be protectively grounded when they are separated from the earth.
Article 69: After electric machinery and electrical lighting equipment are dismantled, no potentially live wires shall be left. If wires must be retained, the power supply should be cut off and the wire ends insulated.
Article 70: Electrical equipment and circuits must meet specifications and should be regularly tested and inspected. When repairing, the power supply must be cut off first; if work must be carried out with electricity, measures should be taken to ensure safety.
Article 71: Every industrial boiler should have a safety valve, pressure gauge and water level gauge, and they must be accurate and effective.
Article 72: Industrial boilers should have maintenance, inspection, repair and hydraulic test systems, and full-time personnel who have received special training and passed examinations should be responsible for the boiler work.
Article 73: When storing and using various gas cylinders, they must be kept at least 10 meters away from open flames, and avoid exposure to the sun. They must not be bumped when moving.
Article 74: Oxygen bottles must have caps, and there should be safety valves on the pressure reducers of oxygen bottles to prevent them from being contaminated with grease, and they cannot be placed together with combustible gas bottles.
Article 75: Acetylene generators must have safety devices to prevent backfire and must be 10 meters away from open flames.
Article 76 The welding place should be well ventilated. Before performing electric welding, electric cutting, gas welding, or gas cutting, flammable materials in the work and welding spaces should be removed, or protective facilities should be used in the welding spaces.
Article 77 The air valve of a pneumatic tool must be airtight and easy to open and close. Pneumatic tools cannot be adjusted and parts replaced during use.
Article 78: The bases of all machinery and power machines must be stable; when placing mobile machines, they should be prevented from moving and falling due to their own weight and external loads.
Article 79: Protective devices must be installed on dangerous parts such as transmission belts, open gears, grinding wheels, electric saws, couplings close to the ground, rotating shafts, pulleys and flywheels.
Article 80: The rotating friction part of the machine can be equipped with an automatic refueling device; if manual refueling is used, a long-nozzle oiler should be used. If it is difficult to refuel, the machine should stop and refuel.
Article 81 Hoisting machinery, traction machinery and auxiliary lifting tools must be marked with maximum load; lifting and traction machinery must also be marked with safe speed.
Article 82 All types of cranes should be equipped with safety devices such as hoist limiters, lifting capacity controllers, and interlock switches as needed. Jib cranes should have a lifting capacity indicator. Rail boom cranes must be equipped with rail clamps.
Article 83 The crane must undergo a test run before use. Before the test run, attention should be paid to checking the hooks, wire ropes, gears, electrical parts, etc.; when in use, a dedicated person should be assigned to direct it. Inclined lifting is prohibited, and any lifting is prohibited. People stand on lifted objects or stay and walk underneath. The driver cannot leave the scene while the object is suspended in the air.
Article 84 A special platform should be installed at the loading and unloading point of the conveyor belt. It is prohibited to unload materials directly on the belt by hand. When the conveyor is running, it is prohibited to clean the attachments on the reels, pulleys and conveyor belts by hand.
Article 85 Machinery, equipment and tools must be inspected regularly. If damaged, they should be repaired immediately.
Article 86: When installing machinery, it is not allowed to tie the mechanical cables to the scaffolding. Scaffolding is not allowed to be used as a support for cranes and pulleys without the approval of the technical person in charge.
Article 87 When cleaning and repairing machinery, measures should be taken to prevent the rotating parts of the machinery from rotating by themselves due to current or self-weight. Do not use leaded gasoline when cleaning machines.
Article 88 When installing, disassembling, cleaning, trial operation and repairing machines, temporary protective measures should be taken for various rotating parts. All non-work related personnel are not allowed to approach.
Article 89: All kinds of electromechanical equipment should be operated, assembled, disassembled or inspected by full-time personnel who have been trained and passed the examination.
Demolition Project
Article 90 Before the construction of the demolition project, a detailed investigation of the current situation of the building should be carried out, and a construction organization design should be prepared. Only after approval by the chief engineer can the demolition project be carried out. Start construction. For relatively simple demolition projects, practical safety measures must also be formulated.
Article 91 Before the construction of a demolition project, technical personnel and workers must be organized to learn construction organization design and safe operating procedures.
Article 92 The construction of demolition projects must be carried out under the unified leadership and regular supervision of the person in charge of the project.
Article 93: Before the construction of a demolition project, branch lines such as electrical wires, gas pipes, waterways, heating equipment and other trunk lines leading to the building should be cut off or relocated.
Article 94: When workers are engaged in demolition work, they should operate on scaffolding or other stable structural parts.
Article 95: Demolition of buildings should be carried out in order from top to bottom. It is prohibited to demolish several floors at the same time. When one part is dismantled, other parts should be prevented from collapsing.
Article 96: The demolition of railings, stairs, floors, etc. of a building should be coordinated with the overall level of demolition and cannot be demolished first. The load-bearing pillars and beams of a building cannot be removed until the entire structure it supports has been demolished.
Article 97 Generally, the knockdown method is not used to demolish a building. When special circumstances require the knockdown method, the following regulations must be observed:
(1) Cutting the wall roots The depth cannot exceed one-third of the wall thickness. When the wall thickness is less than two and a half bricks, excavation is not allowed.
(2) In order to prevent the wall from falling in the direction of excavation, it must be firmly supported with supports before excavation.
(3) Before demolishing a building, a signal should be given and all staff should be able to evacuate to a safe area before proceeding.
Article 98: When demolishing a building by blasting, the blasting provisions of these regulations should be followed. When demolishing part of a building's structure by blasting, other structural parts should be kept in good condition. After blasting, if signs of danger are found in the retained structural parts, safety measures must be taken before work can be carried out.
Article 99: When demolishing a building, multiple people are not allowed to gather or pile materials on the floor to avoid danger.
Article 100: When demolition works are carried out at high places, a drainage chute must be set up so that the scattered waste materials can flow down the chute.
When removing larger or heavy materials, use slings or lifting machinery to hoist or transport them away in time. Throwing downwards is prohibited. Various dismantled materials must be cleaned up in time and stacked in certain places.
Protective Equipment
Article 101: The construction unit shall provide employees with suitable and effective protective equipment, and shall stipulate the methods for distribution, storage, inspection and use.
Article 102: The following workers shall be provided with protective equipment according to their work needs:
(1) Shelf workers: provided with sleeves, leggings, shoulder pads, and goggles.
(2) Bricklayers: Provide canvas finger gloves or thread gloves with rubberized fingers.
(3) Brick movers who do not use brick clamps: Provide hand pads.
(4) Plasterers: Provide sleeves, gloves, and goggles.
(5) Ash spray workers: Provide work clothes, goggles, masks, gloves, and shoe covers.
(6) Laundering and sifting and white ash combining work: Rubber shoes and shoe covers with leggings, goggles, masks, gloves, shawls and headscarves are provided respectively.
(7) Concrete mixing, tamping, leveling, and maintenance workers: aprons, gloves, and rubber boots (or rubber shoes and shoe covers with leg guards) are provided respectively.
(8) Masonry: Protective glasses, masks, and canvas gloves are provided respectively.
(9) Pile driver: Provide gloves and leggings.
(10) Hydraulic marble workers and electric grinder marble workers: Rubber shoes or rubber boots are provided respectively, and electric grinder marble workers are provided with insulating gloves.
(11) Plumbers: Provide gloves, work clothes, rubber boots, and masks when working in waterways.
(12) Steel workers: Provide canvas gloves, shoulder pads, canvas aprons, and masks.
(13) Ironworkers: Supply gloves and aprons.
(14) Painters and spray painters: Painters are provided with sleeved aprons and gloves; spray painters are provided with overalls, gloves, goggles, and masks.
(15) Carrying workers: Provide shoulder pads or collared shoulder pads. When carrying cement and lime, add shawls, masks, goggles, shoe covers, and long-sleeved gloves.
(16) Carpentry: Sleeves and aprons are provided respectively.
(17) Chainsaw workers: Provide masks, goggles, canvas aprons, and sleeves.
(18) Drivers and assistants of excavators, graders, bulldozers, and cranes: Work clothes, gloves, goggles, and masks are provided respectively.
(19) Electrical operators: Insulating boots, insulating gloves, wire gloves, goggles, sleeves, leggings, etc. are provided respectively.
(20) Fitter, riveter, welder, forger, and crane worker: According to different working conditions and in accordance with the factory safety and health regulations, protective equipment will be provided respectively.
Article 103: Workers engaged in asphalt work shall be provided with solid cotton or linen work clothes, protective glasses, protective masks or filtering respirators, canvas gloves, canvas shoe covers and protective oil. paste. You must take a shower after working.
Article 104: Workers engaged in the following tasks must be issued with wicker hats or rattan hats:
(1) Workers working below heights.
(2) Workers working in deep pits, deep trenches or underground.
(3) Workers dismantling formwork and shelves.
Article 105: Workers working in water should be provided with rubber boots, and when working in deep water, rubber overalls should be provided.
Article 106: For workers working at high altitudes, if there is no protective device, safety belts should be provided.
Article 107: Workers working in the rain should be provided with rubber shoes, rubber boots, raincoats, raincoats, bucket hats and other rainproof equipment as needed.
Article 108: Workers engaged in open-air work in severe cold climates should be provided with cold-proof supplies as needed.
Article 109: Technical personnel and managers working at the construction site should be provided with protective equipment as needed.
Article 110: Workers engaged in other work harmful to health (referring to types of work not mentioned in these regulations) should be provided with protective equipment as needed.
Supplementary Provisions
Article 111: The competent departments of enterprises and the people's committees of various provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government) may formulate detailed rules for orders based on these regulations and submit them to the Ministry of Labor for filing.
Article 112: These regulations are promulgated and implemented by the State Council.
Administrative Regulations (Category)
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