Article R4532-42
The project owner, or the main contractor in the case of subcontracting, mentions in the documents given to the contractors that the site on which they will be working if a contract is signed is subje…
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The project owner, or the main contractor in the case of subcontracting, mentions in the documents given to the contractors that the site on which they will be working if a contract is signed is subje…
The general co-ordination plan incorporates, in particular, as and when they are drawn up, and by harmonising them, the specific health and safety plans and, where required, the prevention plans provi…
The walls of shafts and underground galleries, the roofs of the latter, as well as any consolidation work carried out or support systems put in place, are examined: 1° Upon resumption of each work shi…
The project owner appoints a health and safety coordinator from the start of the preliminary design phase, within the meaning of article 4 of decree no. 93-1268 of 29 November 1993 relating to project…
Once the structural work of a storey has been completed, openings in a building overlooking the void, such as bays, must be fitted with guardrails placed 90 cm from the floors and with skirting boards…
The quality of the air in underground galleries and shafts must be compatible with the health and safety of workers.
The specific safety study is updated within six weeks of the occurrence of any event likely to affect the risk assessment, in particular: 1° In the event of a major conversion; 2° On receipt of the in…
The employer shall define and implement preventive measures so as to eliminate or, failing that, reduce as far as possible the risk of electrical hazards during operations on electrical installations…
The employer's choice of the form of service is deemed to have been approved by the Regional Director of Companies, Competition, Consumption, Labour and Employment if he has not been notified of any o…
…a way that the daily screen time is periodically interrupted by breaks or by changes of activity reducing the screen workload.
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