Article R4534-52
Shafts in which ladders are used for descent, rest landings of sufficient size to accommodate at least two workers are set up no more than six metres apart. The flights may be vertical. Fixed handhold…
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Shafts in which ladders are used for descent, rest landings of sufficient size to accommodate at least two workers are set up no more than six metres apart. The flights may be vertical. Fixed handhold…
…ker is required at all times to operate the winch. When the depth of a shaft exceeds six metres, a hand-operated winch must be operated by at least two workers.
In shafts deeper than twenty-five metres, the winches used to transport workers are powered mechanically.
…ce of a free space of 55 centimetres measured between the most protruding part of the rolling stock and the most protruding parts of the gallery walls, a safety recess of sufficient size to simultaneo…
When a gallery is cut through ground where there is a risk of sudden and significant water ingress, the gallery must have exits enabling workers to be evacuated quickly. Failing this, appropriate meas…
Openings or differences in level in the floor of a gallery, narrow passages, lowered vaults and any obstacles which may present a danger or hindrance to the movement of workers, vehicles or convoys ar…
…galleries where vehicles or convoys are in use, workstations are indicated by highly visible lights and vehicles or convoys are fitted with: 1° A white light at the front; 2° A red light at the rear,…
Shaft and gallery openings with an incline of more than 45° are suitably marked at night.
Except in galleries with sufficient fixed lighting, vehicles are fitted with a headlamp capable of illuminating a distance at least equal to the stopping distance of the vehicle or convoy.
Where underground sites are lit electrically, workers are provided with emergency lighting to be used in the event of a power cut for the time required to evacuate the site.
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