Article A322-170
Competitors must wear at least : 1° A one-piece wetsuit that prevents solid objects from being blown into the air; 2° A hard-shell helmet.
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Competitors must wear at least : 1° A one-piece wetsuit that prevents solid objects from being blown into the air; 2° A hard-shell helmet.
Second-hand personal protective equipment such as helmets and protective waistcoats may be made available or hired for equestrian activities in accordance with the provisions of the Labour Code and th…
In the absence of a classification published in the official bulletin of the relevant delegating federation, the instructor himself determines the classification of the river course on which he is emb…
Underwater equipment used by divers is regularly checked and properly maintained. Snorkels and regulators made available to divers by the establishments are disinfected before each dive if there is a…
An extract from this plan is displayed in a place where everyone can see it, particularly at the edge of the baths. In particular, users must be able to read the provisions relating to alarm procedure…
During public opening hours, access to storage areas for equipment, tools and products used to maintain the facilities, forage and manure, and veterinary products must be secured and suitably signpost…
In each establishment, in a place visible to all, emergency advice and the establishment's internal regulations are displayed, together with a plan of the basin(s) and sailing area(s) currently in use…
The surveillance and rescue organisation plan, an example of which is given in annex III-10, includes all of the following elements: 1° A description accompanied by an overall plan of the facilities,…
When diving is carried out using rebreathers, these are certified in accordance with current standards. After having completed a qualifying course, adapted to the rebreather in question, from the Fédé…
The water inlets located in the floor and walls of the pools are designed to prevent bathers from completely blocking them or getting trapped in them. They are fitted with grilles with a locking syste…
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