Article R4227-22
Premises or areas in which substances or preparations classified as explosive, oxidising or extremely flammable are stored or handled, as well as materials in a physical state likely to give rise to r…
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Premises or areas in which substances or preparations classified as explosive, oxidising or extremely flammable are stored or handled, as well as materials in a physical state likely to give rise to r…
Where it is not possible, given the nature of the work, to avoid danger zones involving risks of falling persons or falling objects, and even in the case of one-off maintenance or repair activities, t…
When the contents transported by the pipes present a danger, the pipes are marked so that the nature of the contents transported can be determined.
Premises or areas in which substances or preparations classified as explosive, oxidising or extremely flammable are to be stored or handled, as well as materials in a physical state likely to give ris…
Rags, cotton and paper impregnated with flammable liquids or greasy substances must be locked up in sealed metal containers after use.
…ectively used, maintained in good working order and disinfected before being allocated to a new owner.
Signs relating to health and safety at work comply with the characteristics determined by joint order of the ministers responsible for labour and agriculture. These provisions do not affect the use of…
First-aid equipment is signposted.
…ted, offered for sale, sold, imported, hired out, made available or transferred in any way whatsoever.
Workers may not be accommodated in premises used for industrial or commercial purposes.
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