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Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 2005
Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 2005
Sections
1. Short title, application, commencement and extent.
Section 12. Definitions.
Section 23. Interpretation of words not defined.
Section 34. Savings.
Section 45. Duties and responsibilities of employers, employees and others.
Section 56. Responsibilities of architects, project engineers and designers.
Section 67. Responsibilities of the persons in the service of the State Government and the Board.
Section 78. Duties and responsibilities of workers.
Section 89. Exemption.
Section 910. Constitution of State Advisory Committee .
Section 1011. Terms of Office.
Section 1112. Resignations.
Section 1213. Cessation of membership.
Section 1314. Disqualification for membership.
Section 1415. Removal from membership.
Section 1516. Manner of filling vacancies.
Section 1617. Staff of State Advisory Committee.
Section 1718. Allowances of members.
Section 1819. Disposal of business.
Section 1920. Meetings.
Section 2021. Notice of meetings and list of business.
Section 2122. Quorum.
Section 2223. Manner of making application for registration of establishment.
Section 2324. Grant of certificate of registration.
Section 2425. Payment of additional fees and amendment of register etc.
Section 2526. Conditions of registration.
Section 2627. Fees.
Section 2728. Filing of appeal before the appellate officer.
Section 2829. Failure to appear on the date of hearing.
Section 2930. Restoration of appeals.
Section 3031. Hearing of appeal.
Section 3132. Copy of the order of registration or of order in appeal.
Section 3233. Payment of Fees.
Section 3334. Excessive noise, vibration etc.
Section 3435. Fire Protection.
Section 3536. Emergency action plans.
Section 3637. Fencing of motors, etc.
Section 3738. Lifting and carrying of excessive weight.
Section 3839. Health and Safety policy.
Section 3940. Dangerous and harmful environment.
Section 4041. Overhead protection.
Section 4142. Slipping tripping, cutting, drowning and falling hazards.
Section 4243. Dust, gases, fumes etc.
Section 4344. Corrosive Substances.
Section 4445. Eye Protection.
Section 4546. Head protection and other protective apparel.
Section 4647. Electrical hazards.
Section 4748. Vehicular Traffic.
Section 4849. Stability of Structures.
Section 4950. Illumination of Passage-Ways, etc.
Section 5051. Stacking of materials.
Section 5152. Disposal of debris.
Section 5253. Numbering and marking of floor.
Section 5354. Use of safety helmets and shoes.
Section 5455. Construction and maintenance of lifting appliances.
Section 5556. Test and periodical examination of lifting appliances.
Section 5657. Automatic safe load indicators.
Section 5758. Installation.
Section 5859. Winches.
Section 5960. Buckets.
Section 6061. Identification and marking of safe working load.
Section 6162. Loading of lifting appliances and lifting gears.
Section 6263. Operator's cab or cabin.
Section 6364. Operation of lifting appliances.
Section 6465. Hoists.
Section 6566. Fencing of and means of access to lifting appliances.
Section 6667. Rigging of derricks.
Section 6768. Securing of derrick foot.
Section 6869. Construction and Maintenance of lifting gear.
Section 6970. Test and periodical examination of lifting gears.
Section 7071. Ropes.
Section 7172. Heat treatment of lifting gears.
Section 7273. Certificate to be issued after actual testing and examination, etc.
Section 7374. Register of periodical test, examination and certificates thereof.
Section 7475. Vacuum and magnetic lifting gear.
Section 7576. Knotting of chains and wire ropes.
Section 7677. Carrying of persons by means of lifting appliances, etc.
Section 7778. Hoists carrying persons.
Section 7879. Attachment of loads.
Section 7980. Tower Cranes.
Section 8081. Qualification of operator of lifting winches and of signaller, etc.
Section 8182. Use of runways and ramps by building worker.
Section 8283. Use by vehicles.
Section 8384. Slope of Ramps.
Section 8485. Use by wheelbarrows, etc.
Section 8586. Transport by water.
Section 8687. Prevention from drowning.
Section 8788. Earth moving equipment and vehicles.
Section 8889. Power shovels and excavators.
Section 8990. Bulldozers.
Section 9091. Scrapers.
Section 9192. Mobile asphalt layers and finishers.
Section 9293. Pavers.
Section 9394. Road rollers.
Section 9495. General Safety.
Section 9596. General provisions regarding use of concrete.
Section 9697. Preparation and pouring of concrete and erection of concrete structures.
Section 9798. Buckets.
Section 9899. Pipes and pumps.
Section 99100. Mixing and pouring of concrete.
Section 100101. Concrete panels and slabs.
Section 101102. Stressed and tensioned elements.
Section 102103. Vibrators.
Section 103104. Inspection and supervision.
Section 104105. Beams, floors and roofs:
Section 105106. Stripping.
Section 106107. Reshoring.
Section 107108. Preparation.
Section 108109. Protection of adjacent structures.
Section 109110. Demolition of walls, partitions, etc.
Section 110111. Method of operation.
Section 111112. Access to floor.
Section 112113. Demolition of structural steel.
Section 113114. Storage of material or article.
Section 114115. Floor opening.
Section 115116. Inspection.
Section 116117. Warning signs, barricades, etc.
Section 117118. Mechanical method of demolition.
Section 118119. Notification of intention to carry out excavation and tunnelling work.
Section 119120. Project Engineer:
Section 120121. Responsible person.
Section 121122. Warning signs and notices.
Section 122123. Register of employment etc.
Section 123124. Illumination.
Section 124125. Stability of structure.
Section 125126. Pilling, shoring and bracing.
Section 126127. Safe access.
Section 127128. Trenches.
Section 128129. Depth of trenches.
Section 129130. Positioning and use of machinery.
Section 130131. Breathing apparatus.
Section 131132. Safety measures for tunnelling operation.
Section 132133. Pneumatic tools.
Section 133134. Shafts.
Section 134135. Lift for shaft.
Section 135136. Means of communication.
Section 136137. Signals.
Section 137138. Clearances.
Section 138139. Shelters.
Section 139140. Use of internal combustion engine.
Section 140141. Inflammable oils.
Section 141142. Coupling and hoses.
Section 142143. Hose Installation.
Section 143144. Fire resistant hoses.
Section 144145. Flame proof equipment.
Section 145146. Storing-off oil and fuel underground.
Section 146147. Use of gases underground.
Section 147148. Water for fire fighting.
Section 148149. Flooding.
Section 149150. Steel curtains.
Section 150151. Rest shelters.
Section 151152. Permissible limit of exposure of chemicals.
Section 152153. Ventilation.
Section 153154. Air supply intake point.
Section 154155. Emergency generators.
Section 155156. Air mains.
Section 156157. Bulk head and air-locks.
Section 157158. Diaphragms.
Section 158159. Portable electrical hand tools.
Section 159160. Circuit breaker.
Section 160161. Transformer.
Section 161162. Live wires.
Section 162163. Welding sets.
Section 163164. Quality and quantity of air.
Section 164165. Working Temperature.
Section 165166. Man-locks and working in compressed air environment.
Section 166167. Safety instruction.
Section 167168. Medical lock.
Section 168169. Work on steep roofs.
Section 169170. Construction and installation of roofing brackets.
Section 170171. Crawling boards.
Section 171172. Construction and safe use.
Section 172173. Rungs.
Section 173174. Materials for ladders.
Section 174175. Catch platforms.
Section 175176. Hoardings.
Section 176177. Chutes, its construction and use.
Section 177178. Safety belt and its use.
Section 178179. Safety net and its use.
Section 179180. Storage of safety belts and nets, etc.
Section 180181. General provision.
Section 181182. Form work, false work and shoring.
Section 182183. Erection or dismantling of steel and prefabricated structure.
Section 183184. Form work.
Section 184185. De shoring.
Section 185186. Stacking and unstacking of materials and articles.
Section 186187. Stacking of cement and other material bags.
Section 187188. Scaffold construction.
Section 188189. Supervision by a responsible person.
Section 189190. Maintenance.
Section 190191. Standards, ledger, putlogs.
Section 191192. Working platform.
Section 192193. Board, plank and decking.
Section 193194. Repair of damaged scaffold.
Section 194195. Opening.
Section 195196. Guardrails.
Section 196197. Scaffold used by building workers of different employers.
Section 197198. Protection against electric power line.
Section 198199. Screening net and wirenets.
Section 199200. Tower scaffold.
Section 200201. Gear for suspension of scaffold.
Section 201202. Trestle scaffold and Cantilever Scaffold.
Section 202203. Scaffold supported by building.
Section 203204. Use of winches and climbers for suspended scaffold.
Section 204205. Safety devices for suspended scaffold.
Section 205206. General Provisions.
Section 206207. Pressure plant and equipment.
Section 207208. Safety committees.
Section 208209. Safety Officer.
Section 209210. Reporting of accidents.
Section 210211. Procedure for enquiry into causes of accident or dangerous occurrence.
Section 211212. Handling of explosives.
Section 212213. Precautions.
Section 213214. General Provisions.
Section 214215. Stability of adjacent structure.
Section 215216. Protection of Operator.
Section 216217. Instruction to an supervision of building workers working on a pile driving equipment:
Section 217218. Entry of unauthorised person.
Section 218219. Inspection and maintenance of pile-driving equipment.
Section 219220. Operation of pile-driving equipment.
Section 220221. Working platform on piling frames.
Section 221222. Pile Testing.
Section 222223. Medical Examination of building workers, etc.
Section 223224. Duties of construction medical officers.
Section 224225. Occupational health centres.
Section 225226. Ambulance Room.
Section 226227. Ambulance Van.
Section 227228. Stretchers.
Section 228229. Occupational health services for the building workers.
Section 229230. Notice of poisoning or occupational disease.
Section 230231. First-aid boxes.
Section 231232. Emergency care services or emergency treatment.
Section 232233. Furnishing of Information to Bureau of Indian Standards.
Section 233234. Hours of work, intervals of rest and spread over etc.
Section 234235. Weekly rest, payment for work done on the day of rest at overtime rate, etc.
Section 235236. Night Shifts.
Section 236237. Application of provisions of this chapter to certain classes of building workers.
Section 237238. Notice of wage periods, etc.
Section 238239. Notice of commencement and completion.
Section 239240. Register of persons employed as building workers.
Section 240241. Muster roll, wages register, deduction register, overtime register and issue of wage books and service certificates.
Section 241242. Returns.
Section 242243. Latrine and urinal accommodation.
Section 243244. Canteens.
Section 244245. Food stuff to be served in the canteen.
Section 245246. Serving of tea and snacks at the work places.
Section 246247. Charges of food stuff.
Section 247248. Payment of wages.
Section 248249. Display of notice of wage regarding date of payment of wages.
Section 249250. Definition.
Section 250251. Constitution of the Board (1) The Board shall consist of.
Section 251252. Filling of casual vacancies.
Section 252253. Meeting of the Board.
Section 253254. Notice of meeting and list of Business.
Section 254255. Chairperson to preside at meetings.
Section 255256. Absence from the State.
Section 256257. Transaction of Business.
Section 257258. Minutes of meetings
Section 258259. Fees and allowances.
Section 259260. Opening of District and Circle Office.
Section 260261. Power, duties and function of Board.
Section 261262. Secretary to Board.
Section 262263. Appointment of Secretary and other Officers.
Section 263264. Administrative and Financial Power of the Secretary.
Section 264265. The Bihar Building and other construction workers.
Section 265266. Membership.
Section 266267. Contribution to the Fund.
Section 267268. Duty of the employer to file returns.
Section 268269. Maintenance and production of records and Registers.
Section 269270. Transfer of accumulation in any existing Fund.
Section 270271. Maternity benefit.
Section 271272. Eligibility for pension.
Section 272273. Procedure for Payment of Pension.
Section 273274. Advance for purchase or construction of house.
Section 274275. Disability pension.
Section 275276. Loan for the purchase of tools.
Section 276277. Payment of Funeral Assistance.
Section 277278. Payment of death benefit.
Section 278279. Cash Award.
Section 279280. Educational Institution.
Section 280281. Medical assistance to the beneficiaries.
Section 281282. Financial assistance for education.
Section 282283. Financial assistance for marriage.
Section 283284. Family Pension.
Section 284285. Recovery of Advances and Loans.
Section 285286. Refund of the contribution of deceased member:
Section 286287. Withdrawal to pay premium for Life Insurance Policy.
Section 287288. Assignment of policy to the fund.
Section 288289. Returning of the Policy.
Section 289290. Accounts.
Section 290291. Investment of amount.
Section 291292. Utilisation of the Fund.
Section 292293. Report regarding the functioning of the Board.
Section 293294. Copies of the Registers and report to be furnished.
Section 294295. Recovery of Arrears.
Section 295296. Execution of Contract.
Section 296297. Power to engage experts, agencies.
Section 297298. Powers of Inspectors.
Section 298299. Prohibition order.
Section 2991. Occupational dermatitis.
Section 12. Occupational cancer.
Section 23. Asbestosis.
Section 34. Silicosis.
Section 45. Lead poisoning including poisoning by any preparation or compound of lead or their sequelae.
Section 56. Benzene poisoning, including poisoning by any of its homologues, their nitro or amino derivatives or its sequelae.
Section 67. Occupational asthama.
Section 78. Pesticide poisoning.
Section 89. Carbon monoxide poisoning.
Section 910. Toxic Jaundice.
Section 1011. Toxic anaemia.
Section 1112. Compressed air illness (Caissons disease).
Section 1213. Noise induced hearing loss.
Section 1314. Isocyanates poisoning.
Section 1415. Toxic nephritis.
Section 152. For any period of exposure falling in between any figure and the next higher or lower figure as indicated in column (1) the Permissible sound pressure level is to be determined by extrapolation on a proportionate basis.
Section 21. Up to 1000 building workers - One Safety Officer
Section 12. Up to 2000 building workers - Two Safety Officers
Section 23. Up to 5000 building workers - Three Safety Officers
Section 34. Up to 10000 building workers - Four Safety Officers
Section 41. Name and location of the Establishment where building or other construction work is to be carried on.
Section 12. Postal address of the Establishment.
Section 23. Full name and permanent address of the Establishment, if any.
Section 34. Full name and address of the Manager or person responsible for the supervision and control of the Establishment.
Section 45. Nature of building or other Construction work carried/is to be carried on in the Establishment.
Section 56. Maximum number of building workers to be employed on any day.
Section 67. Estimated date of commencement of building or other construction work.
Section 78. Estimated date of completion of the building or other construction work.
Section 89. Particulars of demand draft encolsed (name of the Bank, Amount, Demand Draft No. and Date).
Section 91. Postal Address/location where building or other construction work is to be carried on by the employer.
Section 12. Name and address of employer including location of the building and other construction work.
Section 23. Name and permanent address of the establishment.
Section 34. Nature of work in which building workers are employed or are to be employed.
Section 45. Maximum number of building workers to be employed on any day by the employer.
Section 56. Probable date of commencement and completion of work.
Section 67. Other particulars relevant to the employment of Building workers.
Section 72. Functional/productive abilities should also be stated if disability is stated.
Section 21. Name and address of employer:
Section 12. Name of the building workers and his work No. if any:
Section 23. Address of the building worker:
Section 34. Sex and age:
Section 45. Occupation:
Section 56. State exactly what the patient was doing at the time of contracting the disease:
Section 67. Nature of poisoning or disease from which the building worker is suffering from:
Section 71. Name of the project/work.
Section 12. Location of project/work.
Section 23. Stage of construction work.
Section 34. Particulars of Employer
Section 45. Particulars of injured person
Section 57. Nature of injuries
Section 78. Mode of transport used
Section 89. How much time was taken to shift the injured person?
Section 910. Particular of the persons given witness:
Section 1011. Particulars in case of fatal:
Section 1112. Dangerous Occurrences as covered under the Regulation No. (Give details)
Section 1213. Certificate from the Employer or authorised signatory.
Section 131. Full name and full address of the establishment of the building and other construction work (Place, Post-Office, District).
Section 12. Name and permanent address of the establishment.
Section 23. Name and address of the employer.
Section 34. Nature of building and other construction work carried on.
Section 45. Full name of the Manager or person responsible for supervision and control of the establishment.
Section 56. Number of building workers ordinarily employed.
Section 67. Total number of days during the year on which building workers were employed.
Section 78. Total number of man-days worked by building workers during the year.
Section 89. Maximum number of building workers employed on any day during the year.
Section 910. The number of accident that took place during the year as under:
Section 1011. Change, if any, in the management of the establishment, its location, or any other particulars furnished to the Registering Officer, in the Application for Registration indicating also the dates.
Section 111. Chains made of malleable cast iron;
Section 12. Plate link chains;
Section 23. Chains, rinks, hooks, shackles and swivels made of steel;
Section 34. Pitched chains;
Section 45. Rings, hooks, shackles and swivels permanently attached to pithed chains pulley blocks, container, spreaders, trays, slings, baskets, etc., and any other similar gear;
Section 56. Hooks and swivels having screw-threaded parts or ball bearings or other case heardened parts; and
Section 67. Bordeaux connections.
Section 71. Plan and estimate (approved)
Section 12. Encumbrance certificate of 14 years
Section 23. Location Certificate
Section 34. Land Tax receipt
Section 45. Original document
Section 56. Attested copy of ration card for maintenance application
Section 67. Ownership of the building (for maintenance only)
Section 78. Attested copies of identity card and pass-book
Section 89. Title clearance certificate
Section 910. Age certificate of the building (for maintenance only)
Section 1011. Valuation certificate of the property
Section 1112. No objection certificate from the authorities for construction
Section 1213. Declaration from the applicant that neither he/she/nor his/her spouse or children own a house for new construction
Section 131. In pursuance of the said agreement and in consideration of the sum of Rs. 50,000/- (Rupees Fifty thousand only) now lent and advance/and paid by the Mortgagee to the Mortgagor/Mortgagors, (the receipt whereof the Mortgagor hereby admit and acknowledges) the Mortgagor/ Mortgagors hereby transfers/transfer by way of simple Mortgage the immovable property more particularly mentioned and described in the schedule hereunder written together with the building to be constructed thereon and other imp
Section 12. The loan amount shall be paid to the Mortgagor/Mortgagors by the Mortgagee in two instalments that the first instalment of sum of Rs. 20,000/- (Rs. Twenty thousand only) equal to 40% of the loan sanctioned shall be paid to the Mortgagors/Mortgagors for starting construction, that the 2nd and final instalment of Rs. 30,000/- (Rs. Thirty thousand only) equal to 60% of the loan shall be paid after completing the construction of roof and on starting finishing works. The construction of the buildi
Section 23. The instalments shall be paid only subject to the availability of funds and the non-payment of amounts due to paucity of funds shall not entitle the Mortgagor/Mortgagors to realise any loss that he/she/they may sustain on that account from the Mortgagee.
Section 34. The Mortgagor/Mortgagors hereby assures/assure up to the Mortgagee that he/she/they are the absolute owners of the property mentioned in the schedule hereto and that they are free from any encumbrance or charge of any description whatsoever or any attachment or restraints on alienation.
Section 45. The Mortgagor/Mortgagors shall not at any time during the continuance of this security create any Mortgage lien or charge by way of hypothecation, pledge, or otherwise create encumbrance of any kind whatsoever in respect of the properties described in the schedule hereto or any part thereof, or let or lease them except with the prior permission in writing of the Chief Executive Officer, Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board until the whole amount with interest are fully
Section 56. The loan shall bear interest at the rate of 5% per annum or such other higher rate of interest as may be fixed by the Mortgagee from time to time.
Section 67. The loan shall be repaid by the Mortgator/Mortgagors in monthly instalments at the rate as would be fixed and intimated by the Mortgagee. The first instalment becoming due on the expiry of 6 months from the date of disbursement of the first instalment, subsequent instalments shall be paid on or before the 10th day of succeeding month for 167 months. Any interest due on the loan amount outstanding on the date of payment of an instalment shall be paid alongwith the instalment.
Section 78. At the time of disbursement of the 2nd instalment the Mortgagee shall deduct the interest and other expenses due on the 1st instalment till the date of payment of the 2nd instalment. If the Mortgagee pays only a part of the loan amount to the Mortgagor due to the non-availability of funds such part of the loan shall be repaid by the Mortgagor in instalments at the rate as would be fixed and intimated by the Mortgagee.
Section 89. If the Mortgagor/Mortgagors dies/die before the disbursement of the remaining instalments of the loan after having received one or more instalments of the loan and if his/her/their heir on in his executor/ executors refused/refuse to avail of the remaining instalments and also refused or refuse to complete the construction of the house according the approval plan and estimate within one year after the date of disbursement of the first instalment of the loan the whole loan advanced with intere
Section 910. If the heir/heirs executors of the deceased Mortgagor/Mortgagors does/do not require the balance instalments of the loan and are, however willing to complete the construction at her/his/their cost the amount already paid to the Mortgagor/Mortgagors out of the sanctioned loan will be treated as the actual amount of the loan sanctioned and the recovery shall be effected at the rate of instalments prescribed for that amount of loan.
Section 1011. The Mortgagor/Mortgagors shall remit the instalments in the Banks prescribed by the Mortgagee in the manner specified for this purpose or by the chalan prescribed by the Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board.
Section 1112. If any instalment of principal or interest is not remitted on the due dates a penal interest at the rate of 5% in addition to the usual rates shall be paid and such amount as are not paid on due dates.
Section 1213. The loan amount shall be utilised only for the purpose for which it is sanctioned. Each instalment of the loan referred to in Clause II above shall be utilised within the time limit prescribed. In case the Mortgagor/ Mortgagors fails/fail to claim the subsequent instalment within three months from the drawl of the previous instalments such previous instalment shall be treated as the last instalment unless the time is extended by conditions prescribed for the grant of the loan.
Section 1314. If the Mortgagor/Mortgagors fails/fail to utilise any instalment of loan within the maximum period admissible and does not apply for such sequent instalment of loan as provided in the conditions the amount already disbursed shall be recoverable from him/her/them with interest in lump.
Section 1414A. If the Mortgagor/Mortgagors is/are found to have failed in utilising the amount for the construction of house as specified in the mortgage deed within the prescribed period, the mortgagee is entitled to realise the entire loan amount plus other charges with interest in a lump after the issuance of a registered notice directing to pay the amount within a period of 30 days.
Section 14A15. In the event of any information furnished in the application being found false or materially incorrect, the Mortgagee shall cancel the loan and recover the entire amount outstanding in lump with interest accrued thereon by selling the mortgaged property besides taking such legal action against the borrower as may be considered desirable.
Section 1516. The Mortgagor/Mortgagors shall not alter or modify the building constructed in accordance with the plan approved by the Mortgagee so as to diminish the value of the property or construct any other building in the property, offered as security till the entire amount with interest are repaid.
Section 1617. In case of the Mortgagor/Mortgagors any time make default in the payment of two consecutive instalments or commits breach of all or any of the terms and conditions contained herein the balance of the principle of sum which shall for the time being remain unpaid together with interest accrued thereon and all sums found due to the Mortgagee under or by virtue of these presents shall forth with become payable in a lump at once and in case of default of payment of the whole sum immediately the M
Section 1718. Without prejudice to any or all of the other rights and remedies of the Mortgagee all sums found due to the Mortgagee under or by virtue of these presents shall be recoverable from the Mortgagee/Mortgagors and his/her/their properties, movable and immovable under the provisions of the Revenue Recovery Act for the time being in force as though they are arrears of Public Revenue due on land and in accordance with the relevant provision of the Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers Act i
Section 1819. The Mortgagor/Mortgagors shall be bound by the terms of the application form and the conditions attached thereto which shall form part of this deed as if they are incorporated on this deed.
Section 1920. This Mortgage has been fully explained to the Mortgagor/Mortgagors and the Mortgagor/Mortgagors has/have executed these presents fully understanding the implications thereof and all his/her/their obligations thereunder and after receiving such advice.
Section 201. Reg. No...................
Section 12. Name......................
Section 23. Address...................
Section 34. Signature.................
Section 41. Date of entry into service...........
Section 12. Date on which continuous service begins...........
Section 23. Date of retirement................
Section 31. Basic pay...............
Section 12. Dearness Allowance............
Section 23. HRA...............
Section 34. Compensatory Allowance..........
Section 45. Other Allowances.............
Section 51. My son/daughter Sri/Miss is studying for..................... (Name and years of course)
Section 12. I am a member of the Board since.................(year) with registration No...........
Section 23. Subscription has been paid upto..................
Section 34. If any of the above facts are found to be wrong later, the scholarship amount granted to the student will be remitted back by me. The decision of Secretary in this regard will be applicable to me and it will be final and I agree with.
Section 45. I also agree to recover any amount of default due from me.
Section 51. Sri/Smt...........is a live member of this Board, having registration No.......... and is paying subscription regularly.
Section 12. He/She has paid subscription regularly from.............to........he/she has not defaulted payment of subscription. Membership has been revived for the period from............to..........I recommend/do not recommend the application (reason for rejection).
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"content": "(a) any building or other construction work, if such Government is satisfied that such building work is confined to such workers, where it is not convenient to take measures as provided in these rules; or\n(b) any appliance, gear, equipment, vehicle or other device if such Government is satisfied that the requirement of such appliance, gear, equipment vehicle or other device is not necessary for use or equally effective measures are taken in lieu thereof:\nPart-II\nState Advisory Committee, Registration of Establishment\nChapter-III\nState Advisory Committee",
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"content": "(a) the certificate of registration shall be non-transferable;\n(b) the number of workman employed as building workers in an establishment shall not, on any day, exceed the maximum number specified in the certificate of registration; and\n(c) save as provided in these rules, the fees paid for the grant of registration certificate shall be non-refundable.",
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"content": "(a) fire and explosion,\n(b) collapse of lifting appliances and transport equipment,\n(c) collapse of building sheds or structures etc.,\n(d) gas leakage or spillage of dangerous goods or chemicals,\n(e) drowning of building workers, sinking of vessels, and\n(f) land slides getting building worker buried, floods, storms and other natural calamities is prepared and submitted for the approval of the Chief Inspector.",
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"number": "37",
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"number": "51",
"title": "51. Stacking of materials.",
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"content": "(a) All building materials are stored or stacked in a safe and orderly manner to avoid obstruction of any passageway or place of work;\n(b) Materials piles are stored or stacked in such a manner as to ensure stability;\n(c) Material or equipment is not stored upon any floor or platform in such quantity as to exceed its safe carrying capacity;\n(d) Materials or equipment is not stored or placed so close to any edge of a floor or platform as to endanger the safety of persons below or working in the vicinity.",
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"number": "52",
"title": "52. Disposal of debris.",
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"content": "(a) Debris are handled and disposed of by a method which does not cause danger to the safety of a person;\n(b) Debris are not allowed to accumulate so as to constitute a hazard;\n(c) Debris are kept sufficiently moist to bring down the dust within the permissible limit;\n(d) Debris are not thrown inside or outside from any height of such building or other construction work;\n(e) On completion of work, left over building material, article or other substance or debris are disposed of as soon as possible to avoid any hazard to any traffic or person.",
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"number": "53",
"title": "53. Numbering and marking of floor.",
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"number": "54",
"title": "54. Use of safety helmets and shoes.",
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"content": "Chapter-VII\nLifting Appliances and Gear",
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"number": "55",
"title": "55. Construction and maintenance of lifting appliances.",
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"content": "(a) All lifting appliances, including their parts and working gear, whether fixed or moveable and any plant or gear used in anchoring or fixing of such appliances are-\n(i) of sound construction, sound material, and of adequate strength to serve the purpose for which these are to be used and all such appliances shall be free from patent defects; and\n(ii) maintained in good repair and working condition;\n(b) (i) every drum or pulley around which the rope of any lifting appliance is carried, is of adequate diameter and sound construction in relation to such rope;\n(ii) any rope which terminates at the winding drum of a lifting appliance is securely attached to such drum and at least three dead turns of such rope remain on such drum in every operating position of such lifting appliance;\n(iii) The flange of a drum projects twice the rope diameter beyond the last layer of such rope and if such projection is not available, other measures like-anti-slackness guards shall be provided to prevent such rope from coming off such drum;\n(c) Every lifting appliance is provided with adequate and efficient brakes which-\n(i) are capable of preventing fall of suspended load (including any test load) and of effectively controlling such load while it is being lowered;\n(ii) act without shock;\n(iii) have shoes that can be easily removed for running; and\n(iv) are provided with simple and easily accessible means of adjustment:\n(d) Controls of every lifting appliance-\n(i) are so situated that the driver of such appliance at his stand or seat has ample room for operating and has an unrestricted view of building or other construction work, as far as practicable, and that he remains clear of the load and ropes, and that no load passes over him;\n(ii) are position with due regard to ergonometric considerations for proper operation of such appliance;\n(iii) are so located that the driver of such appliance remains above the height of the hill block during the whole operation of such appliance;\n(iv) have upon them or adjacent to them clear markings to indicate their purpose and mode of operations;\n(v) are provided, where necessary, with a suitable locking device to prevent accident movement or displacement;\n(vi) move, as far as practicable, in the direction of the resultant load movement; and\n(vii) wherever, automatic brakes are provided, automatically come to the neutral position in case of power failure.",
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"number": "56",
"title": "56. Test and periodical examination of lifting appliances.",
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"content": "(a) all lifting appliances including all parts and gears thereof, whether fixed or moveable, are tested and examined by a competent person before being taken into use for the first time or after it has undergone any alterations or repairs liable to affect its strength or stability or after erection on a construction site and also once at least in every five years, in the manner specified in Schedule-I annexed to these rules;\n(b) all lifting appliances are thoroughly examined by a competent person once at least in every twelve months and where the competent person making such examination forms the opinion that the lifting appliance cannot continue to function safely, he shall forthwith give notice in writing of his opinion to the owner of the lifting appliance;",
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"number": "57",
"title": "57. Automatic safe load indicators.",
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"content": "(i) every crane, if so constructed that safe working load may be varied by raising or lowering of the Jib or otherwise, is attached with an automatic indicator of safe working loads which gives a warning to the operator wherever the load exceeds the safe working load;\n(ii) cut-out is provided which automatically arrests the movements of the lifting parts of every crane if the load exceeds the safe working load, wherever possible;\n(b) the provisions of sub-clause (i) of clause (a) apply, except where it is not possible to install and automatic safe load indicator, in which case, provision of a table showing the safe working loads at the corresponding inclinations or radius of the Jib on the crane shall be considered sufficient.",
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"number": "58",
"title": "58. Installation.",
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"content": "(a) fixed lifting appliances are installed-\n(i) by competent persons;\n(ii) in a manner that such appliances cannot be displaced by the load, vibration or other influences;\n(iii) in manner that the operator of such appliances is not exposed to danger from loads, ropes or drums; and\n(iv) in a manner that the operator can either see over the zone of operation or communicate with all loading and unloading points by signal, or other communication system;\n(b) adequate clearance is provided between parts or loads of lifting appliances and-\n(i) the fixed objects such as walls and posts; or\n(ii) electrical conductors.\n(c) the lifting appliances, when exposed to wind loading are given sufficient additional strength, stability and rigidity to withstand such loading safely;\n(d) no structural alterations or repairs are made on any part of the lifting appliances that affect the safety of such appliances without obtaining-the opinion of the competent person to this effect.",
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"number": "59",
"title": "59. Winches.",
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"content": "(a) (i) winches are not used if control levers operate with excessive friction or play;\n(ii) double gear winches are not used unless a positive means of locking the gear shift is provided;\n(iii) there is no load other than the fall and the hock assembly on the winch while changing gears on a two gear winch;\n(iv) adequate protection is provided to winch operator against abnormal weather;\n(v) temporary seats or shelters for winch operators which may pose hazard to the winch operator or any other building workers are not allowed to be used;\n(vi) control levers are secured in the neutral position and, whenever possible, the power is shut-off whenever winches are left unattended.\n(b) in use of every steam winch-\n(i) measures are taken to prevent escaping steam from obscuring any part of the construction site or other work place or from otherwise hindering or injuring any building worker;\n(ii) extension control levers which tend to fall of their own weight are counterbalanced;\n(iii) winch operators are not permitted to use the winch control extension levers except for short handle on wheel type controls and that such levers are of adequate strength, secure and fastened with metal connections at the fulcrum and at the permanent control lever;\n(c) in use of every electric winch a building or other construction worker is not permitted to transfer, alter or adjust electric control circuits in case of any defect in such winch;\n(d) electric winches are not used for building work where-\n(i) the electro-magnetic brake is unable to hold the load; or\n(ii) one or more control points, either hoisting or lowering are not operating properly.",
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"number": "60",
"title": "60. Buckets.",
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"number": "61",
"title": "61. Identification and marking of safe working load.",
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"content": "(a) every lifting appliance and loose gear is clearly marked for its safe working load and identification by stamping or other suitable means;\n(b) (i) every derrick (other than derrick crane) is clearly marked for its safe working load when such derrick is used either in single purchase with a lower block or in union purchases in all possible block positions;\n(ii) the lowest angle to the horizontal, to which the derrick, may be used, is legibly marked;\n(c) every lifting appliance having more than one working load is fitted with effective means to enable the operator to determine safe working load at each point under all condition of use;\n(d) means to ascertain, the safe working load for lifting gears under such conditions in which such gears may be used are provided to enable a worker using such gears and such means shall consist of-\n(i) marking the safe working load in plain figures or letters upon the sling or upon a tablet or ring or durable material attached securely thereto in case of chain slings; and\n(ii) either the means specified in sub-clause (i) or notices so exhibited as can be easily read by any concerned building worker stating the safe working load for the various sizes of the wire rope slings used in case of wire rope silings.",
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"number": "62",
"title": "62. Loading of lifting appliances and lifting gears.",
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"content": "(a) no lifting appliance, lifting gear or wire rope is used in an unsafe way and in such a manner as to involved risk to life of building workers, and that they are not loaded beyond their safe working load except for testing purposes under the direction of a competent person in the manner as specified in Schedule I annexed to these rules;\n(b) No lifting appliance, lifting gear or any other material handling appliance is used, if-\n(i) the inspector having jurisdiction is not satisfied with reference to a certificate of test or examination or to an authenticated record maintained as provided under these rules; and\n(ii) in the view of such inspector, the lifting appliance lifting gear or any other material handling appliance is not safe for use in building or other construction work;\n(iii) no pulley block is used in building or other construction work unless the safe working load and its identification are clearly marked on such block.",
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"number": "63",
"title": "63. Operator's cab or cabin.",
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"content": "(a) the operator of every lifting machine in outdoor service is provided with a cab or cabin which-\n(i) is made of fire resistant material;\n(ii) has a suitable seat, a foot rest and protection from vibration;\n(iii) affords the operator an adequate view of the area of operation;\n(iv) affords the necessary access to working parts in cab;\n(v) affords the operator adequate protection against the weather;\n(vi) is adequately ventilated; and\n(vii) is provided with a suitable fire extinguisher.",
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"number": "64",
"title": "64. Operation of lifting appliances.",
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"content": "(a) Every crane driver or lifting operator possess adequate skill and training in the operation of the particular lifting appliance;\n(b) No person under eighteen years of age is in control of any lifting appliance, scaffold winch, or to give signals to the operator;\n(c) Precaution is taken by the trained operator to prevent lifting appliance from being set in motion;\n(d) The operation of lifting appliance is governed by signals, in conformity with the relevant national standards;\n(e) The lifting appliance operator's attention is not distracted while he is working;\n(f) No crane, hoist, winch or other lifting appliance or any part of such cranes, hoist, winch or other lifting appliance is, except for testing purposes, loaded beyond the safe working load;\n(g) During the hoisting operations effective precaution is taken to prevent any person from standing or passing under the load in such operations;\n(h) Operator does not leave lifting appliance unattended while power is on or load is suspended to such appliance;\n(i) No person rides on a suspended load or on any lifting appliance;\n(j) Every part of a load in course of being hoisted or lowered is adequately suspended and supported to prevent danger;\n(k) Every receptacle used for hoisting bricks, tiles, slates or other material is suitably enclosed as to prevent the fall-off any such materials;\n(l) The hoisting platform is enclosed when loose materials or loaded wheel barrows are placed directly on such platform or lowering, such materials or wheel-barrows;\n(m) No material is raised, lowered or slowed with any lifting appliance in such a way as to cause sudden jerks to such appliance;\n(n) In hoisting a barrow, any wheel of such barrow is not used as a means of support unless adequate steps are taken to prevent the axle of such wheel from slipping out of its bearings;\n(o) Long objects like planks or girders are provided with a tag line to prevent any possibility of danger while raising or lowering such objects;\n(p) During the process of landing of material, a building worker is not permitted to lean out into empty space for finding out the loading and unloading of such material;\n(q) The hoisting of loads at place where there is regular flow of traffic is carried out in an enclosed space, or in case such hoisting is impracticable in enclosed space, measures are taken to hold up or divert the traffic during the time of such hoisting;\n(r) Adequate steps are taken to prevent a load, in the course of being hoisted or lowered from coming into contact with any object to avoid any displacement of such load;\n(s) Appliances are provided and used for guiding heavy loads when raising or lowering heavy loads to avoid crushing of hands of building workers during such raising or lowering of loads.",
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"number": "65",
"title": "65. Hoists.",
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"content": "(a) hoist towers are designed according to relevant national standards;\n(b) hoist shafts are provided with rigid panels or other adequate fencing-\n(i) at the ground level on all sides of such shafts; and\n(ii) at all other level on all sides of the access to such shafts;\n(c) the walls of hoist shafts, except at approaches, extend at least two meters above the floor or platform of access to such shafts;\n(d) approaches to a hoist are provided with gates which are-\n(i) gridded to maintain visibility;\n(ii) at least of two meters height; and\n(iii) equipped with a device which requires such gate to be closed before the platform of such hoist can leave the landing and prevents the gate from being opened unless such platform, is at the landing;\n(e) approaches to a hoist are adequately lit;\n(f) the guides of hoist platforms offer sufficient resistance to bending and to bucking, in the case of jamming, by providing a safety catch;\n(g) overhead beams and their supports are capable of holding the total maximum live and dead loads that such beams and supports will be required to carry, with a safety factor or at least five;\n(h) A clear space is provided-\n(i) above the highest stopping place of a cage or platform to allow sufficient unobstructed travel or such cage of platform in case of over-winding; 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"number": "66",
"title": "66. Fencing of and means of access to lifting appliances.",
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"content": "(a) safe means of access is provided to every part of a lifting appliance;\n(b) the operator's platform on every crane or tip driven by mechanical power is securely fenced and is provided with safe means of access and where access to such platform is by a ladder-\n(i) the sides of such ladder extend to a reasonable height beyond such platforms or some other suitable handhold is provided in lieu thereof to prevent any falling of persons from such platforms;\n(ii) the handing place on such platform is maintained free from obstruction and slipping; and\n(iii) in case the height of such ladder exceeds six metres, the resting platform are provided on such ladder at every six metres of its height and where the distance between last platform so provided and the top end of such ladder is more than two metres than such top end.",
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"number": "67",
"title": "67. Rigging of derricks.",
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"number": "68",
"title": "68. Securing of derrick foot.",
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"number": "69",
"title": "69. Construction and Maintenance of lifting gear.",
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"content": "(a) Every lifting gear is-\n(i) of good design and construction, sound material and adequate strength to perform the work for which it is used;\n(ii) free from patent defects; and\n(iii) properly maintained in good repair and working order.\n(b) Components of the loose gear, at the time of its use, are renewed if one of its dimensions at any point has decreased by ten percent or more by user;\n(c) A chain is withdrawn from use when it is stretched and increased in length which exceeds five percent of its length or when a link of such chain is deformed or is otherwise damaged or raised scarfs of defective welds is appeared on it;\n(d) Rings hooks, swivels and end links attached to a chain are of the same material as that of such chain;\n(e) The voltage of electric supply to any magnetic lifting device does not fluctuate by more than plus ten percent or minus ten percent.",
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"number": "70",
"title": "70. Test and periodical examination of lifting gears.",
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"content": "(a) A lifting gear is initially tested for the manufacturer by a competent person, in a manner specified in Schedules in schedule-1 annexed to these rules before taking into use or after undergoing any substantive alterations which renders its any part liable to affect its safety and such gear alters such test shall subsequently be retested for the use of its owner at least once in every five years;\n(b) A lifting gear in use is thoroughly examined once at least in every twelve months by a competent person;\n(c) A chain in use is thoroughly examined once at least every month by a responsible person for its use;\n(d) Certificates of initial and periodical test and examinations of loose gears under these rules are obtained in Form VII annexed to these rules.",
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"number": "71",
"title": "71. Ropes.",
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"content": "(a) no rope is used for building or other construction work unless-\n(i) it is of good quality and free from patent defects; and\n(ii) in the case of wire rope, it has been tested and examined by a competent person in the manner specified in Schedule-I annexed to these rules.\n(b) every wire rope of lifting appliance or lifting gear used for building or other construction work is inspected by a responsible person for such use, once at least in every three months:\n(c) no wire rope is used for building or other construction work if in any length of eight diameters of such wires, the total number of visible broken wires exceed ten percent of the total number of wires in such rope, or such rope shows sign of excessive wear, corrosion or other defects which in the opinion of the person who inspects it or Inspector, having jurisdiction, is unfit for use;\n(d) eye splices and loops of ropes for the attachment of hooks, rings and other such parts to wire ropes are made with suitable thimble;\n(e) a thimble or loop splice made in any wire rope sling conforms to the following standards, namely;\n(i) wire rope sling shall have at least three tucks with full stands of rope and two tucks with one-half of the wires cut-out of each of such strands in all cases, such stands shall be tucked against the lay of the rope;\n(ii) protruding ends of such strands in any splice of wire rope slings shall be covered or treated so as to leave no sharp points;\n(iii) a fibre rope or a rope sling shall have at least four tucks, tail of such tucks being whipped in a suitable manner; and\n(iv) a synthetic fibre rope or rope sling shall have at least four tucks with full strand followed by further tuck with one-half filaments cutout of each of such strand and final tuck with one half of the remaining filaments cut-out from such strands. Any portion of the splices containing such tucks, with reduced number of filaments, shall be securely covered with suitable tape or other materials :",
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"number": "72",
"title": "72. Heat treatment of lifting gears.",
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"content": "(a) all chains other than bridle chains attached to derricks and all rings, hooks, shackles and swivels used in hoisting or lowering of such derricks are effectively annealed under supervision of a competent person and at the following intervals namely :-\n(i) Such chains, rings, hooks, shackles and swivels which are not more than twelve and a half millimetre of length are so annealed at least once in every six months; and\n(ii) all other such chains, rings, hooks shackles and swivels are so annealed at least once in every twelve month:\n(i) pitched chains, working on sprocket, or sprocketed wheels;\n(ii) rings, hooks and swivels permanently attached to pitched chains, pulley blocks or weighing machines; and\n(iii) hooks and swivels having ball bearings or other case hardened parts;\n(b) a chain or a loose gear made of high tensile steel or alloy steel is plainly marked with a mark indicating that it is so made;\n(c) no chain or loose gear, made of high tensile steel or alloy steel is subjected to any form of heat treatment except where such treatment is necessary for the purpose of repair of such chain loose gear and that such repair is made under the direction of the competent person;\n(d) that the wrought iron gear the past history of which is not traceable, is suspected of being heat treated at in correct temperature, is normalised before using it on any building or other constructions work.",
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"number": "73",
"title": "73. Certificate to be issued after actual testing and examination, etc.",
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"number": "74",
"title": "74. Register of periodical test, examination and certificates thereof.",
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"content": "(a) a register in form XXVI, annexed to these rules is maintained and particulars of such test and examination of lifting appliances, lifting gears and heat treatment as required under rule 56, rule 62, and rule 72, are entered in such register;\n(b) certificate in respect of each of the following is obtained from competent person in the forms as mentioned below, namely:-\n(i) in case of initial and periodical test and examination under rule 56 and rule 71 for-\n(a) winches derricks, and their accessory gears in Form V annexed to these rules;\n(b) cranes or hoists and their accessory gears in Form VI annexed to these rules;\n(ii) In case of test, examination and re-examination of loose gears under clause (d) of rule 70 in Form VII annexed to these rules;\n(iii) In case of test and examination of wire ropes under rule 62 in Form VIII annexed to these rules;\n(iv) In case of heat treatment and examination of the loose gears under rule 72 in Form IX annexed to these rules;\n(v) In case of annual thorough examination of the loose gears under clause (b) of rule 70, except where required particulars of such exemption have been enclosed in the register referred to in clause (a), in Form XXVI, annexed to these rules, and such certificate are attached to the register referred to in clause (a).\n(c) the register referred to in clause (a) and the certificates referred to in clause (b) attached to such register are-\n(i) Kept at such construction site in case such register and certificate relate to lifting appliances, loose gear and wire ropes;\n(ii) Produced on demand before an Inspector having jurisdiction; and\n(iii) Retained for at least five years after the date of the last entry made in such register.\n(d) no lifting appliance or lifting gear in respect of which an entry is required to be made in register referred to in clause (a) and certificate of test and examination are required to be attached in such register in the manner as specified in clause (a) or clause (b), as the case may be, is used for building or other construction work unless the required entries have been made in such register and certificates.",
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"number": "75",
"title": "75. Vacuum and magnetic lifting gear.",
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"content": "(a) No vacuum lifting gear, magnetic lifting gear or any other lifting gear where the load on it is held by adhesive power, is used while workers are performing operations beneath such gear;\n(b) A magnetic lifting gear used in connection with building or other construction work is provided with a alternative supply of power, such as batteries, which may come into operation immediately in the event of failure of the main power supply;\n(c) No building worker shall work within the swinging zone of the lifting gear or load or building or other construction material suspended to such lifting gear.",
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"number": "76",
"title": "76. Knotting of chains and wire ropes.",
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"number": "77",
"title": "77. Carrying of persons by means of lifting appliances, etc.",
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"content": "(a) on the driver's platform in the cage of a crane; or\n(b) on a hoist; or\n(c) on an approved suspended scaffold:\n(i) in circumstances where the use of a hoist or of a suspended scaffold is not reasonably practicable and the requirements of sub-rule (2) are complied with; or\n(ii) on an aerial cable way or aerial rope way in case where the requirements of sub-rule (2) are complied with.\n(i) that the appliance referred to in such proviso can be operated from one position only;\n(ii) that any which used in connection with the appliance referred to in such proviso comply with the requirement of Rule 59;\n(iii) that no person shall be carried by the appliance referred to in such proviso except-\n(a) in a chair or cage; or\n(b) in a skip or other receptacle at least three feet deep which is suitable for safe carriage of a person and any such chair, cage, skip or other receptacle is made of good construction, sound material, and has adequate strength and is properly maintained with suitable means to prevent any occupant therein from failing out of it and is free from any material or tools which may interfere with the hand hold or foot hold of such occupant or otherwise endanger him; and\n(v) that suitable measures shall be taken to prevent the chair, cage, skip or other receptacle from spinning or tipping in a manner dangerous to any occupant therein.",
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"number": "78",
"title": "78. Hoists carrying persons.",
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"content": "(a) No building worker is carried by a hoist unless it is provided with a cage which-\n(i) is so constructed as to prevent, when its gates are shut, any building worker carried by such hoist from falling out of it or from being trapped between any part of such cage and any fixed structure or other moving part of such hoist or from being strucks by articles or materials falling down the hoist way on which such hoist is moving; and\n(ii) is fitted on each of its side from which, access is provided to a landing place with a gate which has efficient interlocking or other devices to secure so that such gate cannot be opened except when such cage is at a landing place and that such cage cannot be moved away from any such place until such gate is closed.\n(b) every gate is the hoist way enclosure of such hoist used for carrying persons is fitted with efficient inter-locking or other devices to secure so that gate can not be opened except when the cage of such gate is at the landing place, and that such cage cannot be moved away from the landing place until such gate is closed.\n(c) in every hoist used for carrying building workers these are provided suitable and efficient automatic devices to ensure that the cage of such hoist comes to rest at point above the lowest point to which such cage may travel.",
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"number": "79",
"title": "79. Attachment of loads.",
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"content": "(a) when a sling is used to hoist long materials, a lifting beam is used to space the sling legs for proper balance and when a load is suspended at two or more points with slings, the eyes of the lifting legs of such slings are shackled together and such shackle or eyes of the shackled slings are placed on the hook or the eyes of such lifting legs are shackled directly to the hoisting block, ball or balance beam, as the case may be;\n(b) every container or receptacle used for raising or lowering stone, bricks, titles, slates or other similar objects is so enclosed with the hoist as to prevent the fall of such objects;\n(c) a loaded wheel barrow placed directly on a platform of a hoist for raising or lowering of such wheel barrows is so secured that such wheel barrows cannot move and such platform is enclosed to prevent the fall of the contents kept in such wheel barrows;\n(d) landings of a hoist are so designed and arranged that building workers on such hoist are not required to lean out into empty space for loading and unloading any material from such hoist.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "80",
"title": "80. Tower Cranes.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) No person other than the operator trained and capable to work at heights are employed to operate tower cranes;\n(b) The ground on which a tower crane stands has adequate bearing capacity;\n(c) Bases for tower cranes and trucks for rail-mounted tower cranes are firm and levelled and such cranes are erected at a reasonably safe distance from excavations and are operated within gradient limits as specified by the manufacture of such cranes;\n(d) Tower cranes are sited where there is a clear space available for erection, operation and dismantling of such cranes;\n(e) Tower cranes are sited in such a way that the loads on such cranes are not handled over any occupied premises, public through fares, railways or near power cables, other than construction works for which such cranes are used;\n(f) Where two or more tower cranes are sited and operated, every care is taken to ensure positive and proper communication between operators of such cranes to avoid any danger or dangerous occurrences;\n(g) Tower cranes are used for loading magnet or demolition ball service, piling operation or other similar operations which could impose excessive load stresses on the crane structure of such cranes;\n(h) The instructions of the manufacture of a tower crane and standard safe practices regarding such crane are followed while operating or using such crane.",
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"number": "81",
"title": "81. Qualification of operator of lifting winches and of signaller, etc.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(i) is above eighteen years of age;\n(ii) is sufficiently competent and reliable;\n(iii) possess the knowledge of the inherent risks involved in the operation of lifting appliances; and\n(iv) is medically examined periodically as specified in Schedule VII annexed to these rules.\nChapter-VIII\nRunways and Ramps",
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"number": "82",
"title": "82. Use of runways and ramps by building worker.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) runway or ramp provided for use by building workers is not less than four hundred and thirty millimetres in width and is constructed of not less than twenty five millimetre thick planking or any other material of adequate strength to withstand the required load supported substantially in relation to the span and braced of such runway or ramp and design and construction of such runway or ramp is in accordance with the relevant national standards;\n(b) every runway or ramp provided for use of building workers located more than three metres above the floor or grounds is on open sides provided with a guard rail of adequate strength and height of not less than one thousand millimetres.",
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"number": "83",
"title": "83. Use by vehicles.",
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"content": "(a) all runways and ramps are of sound construction, strength and are securely braced and supported;\n(b) every runway or ramp for the use of transport equipment like trailers, trucks or heavier vehicles has a width of not less than three point seven metres and is provided with timer curbs or any other material of adequate strength with not less than two hundred millimetres by two hundred millimetres in width placed parallel, to and secured to, the sides of such runway or ramps and such runways or ramps are designed in accordance with the relevant national standards.",
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"number": "84",
"title": "84. Slope of Ramps.",
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"content": "",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "85",
"title": "85. Use by wheelbarrows, etc.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) every runway or ramp used for wheel-barrows, hand carts or hand trucks is not less than one metre in width and is constructed of not less than fifty millimetres thick planking and is supported and braced suitably for such use;\n(b) every runway or ramp located more than three metres above the floor or ground is provided on the open sides with suitable guard rails of adequate strength.\nChapter-IX\nWork on or adjacent to water",
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"number": "86",
"title": "86. Transport by water.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) When any building worker has to proceed to or from any working placed by water for purposes of carrying on a building or other construction work, proper measures are to provide for his safe transportation and vessels used for such purpose are used in charge of a responsible person and are property equipped for safe navigation and are maintained in good condition;\n(b) Maximum number of persons which can be safely carried in a vessel as certified under the relevant law in force is marked plainly and conspicuously on such vessel and such number is not exceeded during use of such vessel for carrying persons.\n(i) that adequate protection is provided to the building workers in such vessel from inclement weather;\n(ii) that such vessel is manned by adequate and experienced crew, as per the relevant law for the time being in force;\n(iii) that in case the bulwarks of such vessel are lower than sixty centimetres from the level of the deck of such vessel, the open edge of such bulwarks are fitted with suitable fencing to a height of at least one metre above such deck and the post and stanchions and similar parts used in such fencing are not spaced more than two metres apart;\n(iv) that the number of life buoys on deck of such vessel is at least equal to the number of crew members of such vessel and is not less than two;\n(v) that all life buoys on deck of such vessel are kept in good state of maintenance and are so placed that if such vessel sinks then they remain to float and one of such buoys is within the immediate reach of the steer man of such vessel and another is situated after part of such vessel; and\n(vi) that the position of the steer man of the vessel is such that he has a reasonably free view of all sides.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "87",
"title": "87. Prevention from drowning.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "Chapter-X\nTransport and Earth Moving Equipment",
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"number": "88",
"title": "88. Earth moving equipment and vehicles.",
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"content": "(a) all vehicles and earth moving equipment are made of good material, proper design and sound construction and are sufficiently strong for the purpose for which such equipment are used and are maintained in good state of repair and are properly used in accordance with standard safe operating practices:\n(b) all transport or earth moving equipment and vehicles are inspected at least once a week by a responsible person and in case any defect is noticed in such equipment or vehicle, it is immediately taken out of use;\n(c) power trucks and tractors are equipped with effective brakes, head lights and tail lamps and are maintained in good repair and working order; \"c\n(d) side stanchions on power trucks and trailers for carrying heavy and long objects are-\n(i) of sound construction and free from defects;\n(ii) provided with tie chains attached to the top across the loads for preventing such stanchions from spreading cut; and\n(iii) kept in position while loading and unloading;\n(e) safe gangways are provided for to and fro movement of building workers engaged in loading and unloading of lorries, trucks, trailers and wagons;\n(f) trucks and other equipment are not loaded beyond their safe carrying capacity which shall be clearly marked on such trucks and other equipment;\n(g) handles of hand trucks are so designed as to protect the hands of the building workers working on such trucks, or such handles are provided with knuckle guards;\n(h) no unauthorised person rides the transport equipment employed in such work;\n(i) a driver of transport equipment manoeuvres such equipment under the direction of a signaller;\n(j) adequate precaution such as isolating the electric supply or erecting overhead barriers of a safe height is taken when earth moving equipment or vehicles are required to operate in dangerous proximity to any live electric conductor;\n(k) vehicles and earth moving equipments are not left on a slope with the engine of such vehicles or equipment running;\n(I) all earth moving equipments, vehicles or other transport equipment are operated only by such person who are adequately trained and possess such skill as are required for safe operation of such equipment, vehicle or other transport equipment.",
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"number": "89",
"title": "89. Power shovels and excavators.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) a shovel or an excavator whether operated, by steam or electric or by internal combustion, used for such work is constructed, installed, operated, tested and examined as required under any law for the time being in force and the relevant national standards;\n(i) examined and tested in accordance with the requirement for such mobile crane under these rules; and\n(ii) fitted with an automatic safe working load indicator;\n(c) buckets or grabs of power shovels are propped to restrict the movement of such buckets or grabs while being repaired or while the teeth of such buckets or grabs are being changed.",
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"number": "90",
"title": "90. Bulldozers.",
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"content": "(a) an operator of a bulldozer before leaving such bulldozer-\n(i) applies the brakes;\n(ii) lowers the blade and sipper; and\n(iii) puts the shift lever into neutral;\n(b) a bulldozer is left on level ground at the close of the work for which such bulldozer is used;\n(c) the blade of a bulldozer is kept low when such bulldozer is moving uphill;\n(d) the bulldozer blades are not used as brakes except in an emergency.",
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"number": "91",
"title": "91. Scrapers.",
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"content": "(a) a tractor and scraper is joined by safety line at the time of its operation;\n(b) the scraper bowls are propped while blades of such scraper are being replaced;\n(c) a scraper moving downhill is left in gear.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "92",
"title": "92. Mobile asphalt layers and finishers.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) a mixture elevator is within a wooden or sheet metal enclosure with a window for observation, lubrication and maintenance,\n(b) bitumen scoops have adequate covers;\n(c) when asphalt plants are working on a public road, adequate traffic control is established on such road and the building workers working with such plant are provided with reflecting jackets;\n(d) a sufficient number of fire extinguishers are kept in readiness on such work place where fire hazards may exist;\n(e) the materials are loaded on the elevator after the drying drain has warmed up of such elevator;\n(f) no open light used for ascertaining the level of asphalt;\n(g) inspection opening is not opened till there is a pressure in the boiler which may cause injury to a building worker.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "93",
"title": "93. Pavers.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "94",
"title": "94. Road rollers.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) before a road roller is used on the ground, such ground is examined for its bearing capacity and general safety, especially at the edges of slopes such as embankments on such grounds;\n(b) a roller is not moved down hill with the engine out of gear.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "95",
"title": "95. General Safety.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) every vehicle or earth moving equipment is equipped with-\n(i) silencers;\n(ii) tail lights;\n(iii) power and hand brakes;\n(iv) reversing alarm; and\n(v) search light for forward and backward movement, which are required for safe operation of such vehicle or earth moving equipment.\n(b) the cab vehicle or earth moving equipment is kept at least one metre from the adjacent face of a ground being excavated;\n(c) when a crane or shovel are travelling, the boom of such crane or shovel is in the direction of such travel and the bucket or scoop attached to such crane or shovel is raised and without load, except when such travelling is downhill.\nChapter-XI Concrete Work 96. General provisions regarding use of concrete. - The employer shall ensure at a construction site of a building or other construction work that-\nConcrete Work",
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"number": "96",
"title": "96. General provisions regarding use of concrete.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) all construction with the use of concrete or reinforced concrete are based on plans as-\n(i) include specifications of steel and concrete and other material to be used in such construction;\n(ii) give technical details regarding methods for safe placing and handling of such materials as specified in sub-clause (i);\n(iii) indicate the type, quality and arrangement of each part of a structure of such construction; and\n(iv) explain the sequence of steps to be taken for completion of such construction;\n(b) formwork and shores used for concrete work are structurally safe and are properly braced or tied together so as to maintain position and shape of such formwork or shores;\n(c) formwork structure used for concrete work has sufficient cat-walks and other secure access for inspection of such structure if such structure is in two or more tiers.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "97",
"title": "97. Preparation and pouring of concrete and erection of concrete structures.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) A building worker handling cement or concrete-\n(i) wears close-fitting clothing, gloves, helmet or hard hat, safety goggles, proper foot wear and respirator or mask to protect him from danger in such handling;\n(ii) keep as much of his body covered as is required to protect him from danger in such handling;\n(iii) takes all necessary precautions to keep cement and concrete away from his skin in such handling.\n(b) Lime pits are fenced or enclosed.\n(c) Lime pits are filled and emptied by such devices which do not require workers to go into the pit;\n(d) Moving parts of the elevators, hoists, screens, bunkers, chutes, grouting equipment used for concrete work and of other equipment used for storing, transport and other handling in gradients of concrete are securely fenced to avoid contact of building workers with such moving parts;\n(e) Screw conveyors used for cement, lime and other dusty materials are completely enclosed.",
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"number": "98",
"title": "98. Buckets.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) concrete buckets used with cranes or aerial cableways are free from projections from which accumulations of concrete could fall;\n(b) movements of concrete buckets are governed by signals necessary to avoid any danger by such movements.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "99",
"title": "99. Pipes and pumps.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) a scaffolding carrying a pipe for pumped concrete is strong enough to support such pipe at time when such pipe is filled with concrete or water or any other liquid and to bear all the building workers who may be on such scaffold at such time, safely;\n(b) every pipe for carrying pumped concrete is-\n(i) securely anchored at its end point and at each curve on it;\n(ii) provided near the top of such pipe with an air release valve; and\n(iii) securely attached to a pump nozzle by a bolted collar or other adequate means;\n(c) the operation of concrete pump are governed by standard signals relevant in accordance with the relevant national standards;\n(d) building workers employed around a concrete pump wear safety goggles.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "100",
"title": "100. Mixing and pouring of concrete.",
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"content": "(a) the concrete mixture does not contain any material which may unduly affect the setting of such concrete, weaken such concrete or corrode steel used with such concrete;\n(b) when dry ingredients of concrete are being mixed in confined spaces such as silos-\n(i) the dust shall be exhausted at the time of such mixing; and\n(ii) in case the dust cannot be exhausted, as specified in sub-clause (i), the building workers shall wear respirators at the time of such mixing.\n(c) when concrete is being tipped from buckets, building workers are kept out of the range of any kickbacks of such buckets;\n(d) loads are not dumped or placed on settling concrete.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "101",
"title": "101. Concrete panels and slabs.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) all parts of a concrete panel or concrete slab are hoisted uniformly;\n(b) concrete panels are adequately braced in their final positions and such bracings shall remain in such position until such panels are adequately supported by other parts of the construction for which such panels are used;\n(c) temporary bracing of concrete panels are securely fastened to prevent any part of such panels from falling when such panels are being moved.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 100
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"number": "102",
"title": "102. Stressed and tensioned elements.",
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"content": "(a) building workers do not stand directly over jacking equipment while stressing of concrete girders and beams is being done;\n(b) a pre-stressed concrete unit is not handled except at point on such unit and by the devices specified for such work by the manufacturer of such devices;\n(c) during transport, pre-stressed concrete, girders or concrete beams are kept upright by bracing or other effective means;\n(d) anchor fittings for pre-tensioned strands of pre-stressed concrete girders or concrete beams are kept in a safe condition in accordance with the instruction of manufacturer such anchor fittings;\n(e) building workers do not stand behind jacks or in line with tensioning elements and jacking equipment during tensioning operations of prestressed concrete girders or concrete beams;\n(f) building workers do not cut wires of pre-stressed concrete girders or concrete beams under tension before such concrete used for such girders or beams is sufficiently hardened.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "103",
"title": "103. Vibrators.",
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"content": "(a) a building worker, who is in good physical condition, operates vibrators used in concreting work;\n(b) all practical measures are taken to reduce the amount of vibration transmitted to the operators working in concreting work;\n(c) when electric vibrators are used in concreting work-\n(i) such vitrators shall be earthed;\n(ii) the leads of such vibrators shall be heavily insulted; and\n(iii) the current shall be switched-off when such vibrators are not in . use.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "104",
"title": "104. Inspection and supervision.",
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"content": "(a) a person responsible for a concreting work supervises the erection of the formwork, shores, braces and other supports used for such concreting work;\n(b) a person responsible for concreting work makes a thorough inspection of every formwork after erection of such formwork in such concreting work to ensure that such formwork is safe;\n(c) a person responsible for a concreting work regularly inspects the formwork, shores, braces, reshores and other supports during the placing of concrete;\n(d) any unsafe condition which is discovered during the inspections mentioned under clauses (b) and (c) is remedied immediately;\n(e) a person responsible for a concreting work keeps all records of inspections referred to in clause (a) and clause (b) at the work place relating to such inspection and produce them for inspection upon the demand of an Inspector having jurisdiction.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "105",
"title": "105. Beams, floors and roofs:",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) horizontal and diagonal bracings are provided in both longitudinal and transverse directions as may be necessary to provide structural stability to formwork used in concreting work and shores used in such concreting work are properly seated top and bottom and are secured in their places;\n(b) where shores used in concreting work rest upon the ground, base plates are provided for keeping such shores firm and in level;\n(c) where the floor to ceiling height of a concreting work exceeds nine meters or where the formwork deck used in such concreting work is supported by shores constructed in two or more tiers, or where the dead, live and impact loads on the formwork used in such concreting work exceed seven hundred kilogram per square meter, the structure of such formwork is designed by a professional engineer in the relevant field and the specifications and drawings of such formwork are kept at such construction site and produced on demand before the inspector having jurisdiction;\n(d) where the structure of the formwork used in concreting work is designed by a professional engineer, such engineer shall be responsible for the supervision of construction and stability of such structure.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 104
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"number": "106",
"title": "106. Stripping.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) Stripping of formwork used in concreting work shall not commence unless and until the concrete on such formwork is full set, examined and certified to this effect by the responsible person and record of such examination and certification is maintained;\n(b) Stripped forms in concreting work are removed or stockpiled promptly after stripping from all areas in which building workers are required to work or pass;\n(c) Protruding nails, wire ties and other formwork accessories not required for subsequent concreting work are pulled, cut or otherwise made safe.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 105
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"number": "107",
"title": "107. Reshoring.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) Reshoring used in concreting work is provided to a slab or beam for its safe support after its stripping or where such slab or beam is subjected to superimposed loads due to construction above such slab or beam;\n(b) The provisions applicable to shoring in a concreting work under this chapter shall also be applicable to reshoring in such work.\nChapter-XII\nDemolition",
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"number": "108",
"title": "108. Preparation.",
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"content": "",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "109",
"title": "109. Protection of adjacent structures.",
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"content": "",
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"sort_order": 108
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"number": "110",
"title": "110. Demolition of walls, partitions, etc.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) any demolition of walls or partitions is proceeded in a systematic manner as per the standard safe operating practices and all work above each tier of any floor beams is completed before the safety of the supports of such beam is impaired;\n(b) masonry is neither loosened not permitted to fall in such masses or volume or weight as to endanger the structural stability of any floor or structural support;\n(c) no wall, chimney or other structure or part of a structure is left unguarded in such a condition that it may fall, collapse or weaken due to wind pressure or vibration;\n(d) in the case of demolition of exterior walls by hand, safe footing is provided for the building workers employed for such demolition, in the form of sound flooring or scaffolds;\n(e) walls or partitions which are to be demolished by hand are not left standing more than one storey high above the uppermost floor on which persons are working.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 109
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"number": "111",
"title": "111. Method of operation.",
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"content": "(i) by means of chutes;\n(ii) by means of buckets or hoists;\n(iii) through openings in the floors; or\n(iv) by any other safe means.",
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"number": "112",
"title": "112. Access to floor.",
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"content": "",
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"sort_order": 111
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"number": "113",
"title": "113. Demolition of structural steel.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) All steel structures are demolished column by column and tier by tier and every structural member is suitably lashed to prevent it from any uncontrolled swinging or dropping or falling;\n(b) Large structural members are not thrown or dropped from the building but are carefully lowered by adopting suitable safe method,\n(c) Where lifting appliance like a derrick is used for demolition, the floor on which such lifting appliance rests is completely planked over or supported and such floor is of adequate strength to sustain bearing load for such lifting appliance and its operation.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 112
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"number": "114",
"title": "114. Storage of material or article.",
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"content": "(a) all materials or articles are not stored or kept on platform, floor or stairways of a building being demolished:\n(b) an access to any stairway or passageway is not affected or blocked by storing any material or article;\n(c) suitable barricades are provided so as to prevent materials or articles from sliding or rebounding into any space used by the building workers.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
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"number": "115",
"title": "115. Floor opening.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 114
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"number": "116",
"title": "116. Inspection.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 115
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"number": "117",
"title": "117. Warning signs, barricades, etc.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) barricades and warning signs are erected along every side throughout the length and breadth of a building or other construction work to be demolished to prevent unauthorised persons from entering into the site of such building or other construction work during demolition operations;\n(b) during the demolition of an exterior masonry wall or a roof from a point more than twelve metres above the adjoining ground level of such wall or roof, if persons below such wall or roof are exposed to falling objects, suitable and safe catch platform shall be provided and maintained at a level not more than six metres below the working level except where an exterior built-up scaffold is provided for safe and adequate protection of such persons;\n(c) suitable and standard warning signs in accordance with national standards are displayed or erected at conspicuous places or position at the work place.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 116
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"number": "118",
"title": "118. Mechanical method of demolition.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) that the building or structure or remaining portion there of shall be not more than twenty four metres in height;\n(b) that where a swinging weight is used for demolition a zone of such demolition having a radius of at least one and a half times the height of the structure or portion thereof being so demolished shall be maintained around the points of impact of such swinging weight;\n(c) where a clamshell bucket is being used for demolition, a zone of demolition shall-be maintained within eight metres of the line of travel of such bucket;\n(d) that where other mechanical methods are being used to affect total or partial collapse of a building or other construction work, there shall be maintained, in the area into which the affected portion of such building or other construction work may fail, a zone of demolition at least one and a half times the height of such affected portion thereof; and\n(e) no person other than building workers or other person essential to the operation of demolition work shall be permitted to enter a zone of demolition referred to in clause (a) which shall be provided with substantial barricades.\nChapter-XIII\nExcavation and Tunnelling Works",
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"number": "119",
"title": "119. Notification of intention to carry out excavation and tunnelling work.",
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"number": "120",
"title": "120. Project Engineer:",
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"number": "121",
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"content": "(a) to carry out smoothly such excavation or tunnelling work;\n(b) to inspect and rectify any hazardous situation relating to such excavation or tunnelling work;\n(c) to take remedial measures to avoid any unsafe practice or conditions relating to such excavation or tunnelling work.",
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"number": "122",
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"content": "(a) Suitable warning, signs or notices, required for the safety to building workers carrying out the work of an excavation or tunnelling, shall be displayed or erected at conspicuous places in Hindu and in a language understood by the majority of such building workers at such excavation or tunnelling work.\n(b) Such warning signs and notices with regard, to compressed air working shall include-\n(i) the danger involved in such compressed air work;\n(ii) fire and explosion hazards;\n(iii) the emergency procedures for rescues from such danger or hazards.",
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"number": "123",
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"number": "124",
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"number": "125",
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"content": "(a) where there is any doubt as the stability or any structure adjoining the work place or other areas to be excavated or where tunnelling work is to be carried out, the project engineer referred to in rule 120 arranges for measures like underpinning, sheet piling, shoring, bracing or other similar means to support such structure and to prevent injury to any building worker working adjacent to such structure or damage to property or equipment adjacent to such structure;\n(b) where any building worker engaged in excavation is exposed to hazard material or article from any bank or side of such excavation which is more than one and a half metre above his footing, such worker is protected by adequate pilling and bracing against such bank or side;\n(c) the excavation and its vicinity are checked by a responsible person referred to in rule 121 after every rain, storm or other occurrences carrying hazards and in case a hazard is noticed at such checking, adequate protection against slides and cave-in to prevent such hazard is provided;\n(d) temporary sheet pilling installed for the construction of a retaining wall after excavation is not removed except on the advice of the responsible person referred to in rule 121 after an-inspection carried out by such responsible person;\n(e) where banks of an excavation are undercut, adequate shoring is provided to support the material or article over-hanging such bank;\n(f) excavated material is not stored at least zero point six five metres from the edge of an open excavation or trench and the banks of such excavation or trench are stripped of loose rocks and other materials which may slide, roll or fall upon a building worker working below such bank;\n(g) adequate and suitable warning signs are put-up at conspicuous places at the excavation work to avoid any person falling into the excavation or trenches;\n(h) the responsible person referred to in rule 121, ensures at the excavation work that no building worker is permitted to work where such building worker may be struck or endangered by the excavation machinery or material or article used in such excavation.",
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"number": "126",
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"content": "(a) Plank used for sheet pilling in excavation or tunnelling work is of sound material with adequate strength;\n(b) .Shores and braces used in excavation or tunnelling work are of adequate dimensions and are so placed as to be effective for their intended purpose;\n(c) Earth supported shores or braces used in excavation or tunnelling work bear against a footing of sufficient area and stability to prevent the shifting of such shores or braces.",
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"number": "127",
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"number": "128",
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"number": "129",
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"content": "(a) where the depth of a trench requires two lengths of sheet pilling, one above the other, the lower piling is set inside the bottom strings or wales of the upper pilling and such sheet pilling is driven down and braced as the excavation continues;\n(b) all metal sheet piles used in excavation or a trenches are wielded end to end and secured by other similar means.",
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"number": "130",
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"number": "131",
"title": "131. Breathing apparatus.",
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"content": "(a) suitable breathing apparatus is provided to a building worker site of a working in compressed air environment for his excavation or tunnelling work; and\n(b) such breathing apparatus is maintained in good working condition at all times.",
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"number": "132",
"title": "132. Safety measures for tunnelling operation.",
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"content": "(a) where there is a danger of falling or sliding of material from the roof, the face or wall of a tunnel, adequate measures such as shoring, supporting by means of rock bolts, segments or steel sets are taken for the safety of building workers;\n(b) the excavated areas are made safe by use of suitably designed and installed steel sets, rockbolts or similar other safe means;\n(c) the responsible person referred to in rule 121 examines and inspects the work places in a tunnel before the commencement of a work in such tunnel, and at regular intervals thereafter, to ensure safety of the building workers in such tunnel;\n(d) the portal area of tunnel with loose soil, or rock, likely to cause injury to a person are adequately protected with supports.",
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"number": "133",
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"number": "134",
"title": "134. Shafts.",
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"content": "(a) surroundings of a shaft used in excavation or tunnel work are protected from being washed away by construction of sufficient height;\n(b) where a building worker is required to enter a shaft at an excavation or tunnelling work, safe means of access is provided for such entry;\n(c) every shaft at excavation or tunnelling work is provided with a steel casing, concrete piping, timber shoring or other materials of adequate strength for the safety of building workers working in such shaft;\n(d) such casing and bracing are provided to a shaft at an excavation or tunnelling work upto the depth of such shaft at an excavation or tunnelling work according to the appropriate design for such casing and bracing;\n(e) a reinforced concrete raft and beam is provided around the opening of a shaft at an excavation or tunnelling work if the ground surrounding such opening is unstable or unsafe.",
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"number": "135",
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"number": "136",
"title": "136. Means of communication.",
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"content": "(a) reliable and effective means of communication such as telephone or walkie-talkie are provided and are maintained in working order for arranging better and effective communication at an excavation or tunnelling work at the following locations, namely:-\n(i) working chamber at the face of an excavation;\n(ii) intervals of hundred metres along the tunnel;\n(iii) working chamber side of a man lock, near the door of such man lock;\n(iv) interior of each chamber of a man lock;\n(v) location conspicuous a lock attendant's station;\n(vi) a compressor plant;\n(vii) a first-aid station; and\n(viii) outside the portal or that top of a shaft.\n(b) such number of bells and whistles are made available at all times at the location referred to in sub-clause (i) to sub-clause (vii) of clause (a) as are necessary for the safety of persons at such locations.",
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"number": "137",
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"number": "138",
"title": "138. Clearances.",
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"content": "(a) the minimum lateral clearance of half a metre is maintained between any part of a vehicle and any fixture or any re-equipment used in an excavation or tunnelling work after allowing the throw or swing of such fixture or equipment;\n(b) the overhead clearance for a locomotive drive at excavation or tunnelling work is not less than one point one zero meters above the seat of such driver and not less than two meters above the platform where such driver stands or of any other dimension in accordance with the relevant national standard.",
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"number": "139",
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"number": "140",
"title": "140. Use of internal combustion engine.",
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"content": "(a) the air entering the engine gets cleared before entry; and\n(b) no fumes or sparks are emitted by the engine.",
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"number": "141",
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"number": "142",
"title": "142. Coupling and hoses.",
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"number": "143",
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"number": "144",
"title": "144. Fire resistant hoses.",
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"number": "145",
"title": "145. Flame proof equipment.",
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"number": "146",
"title": "146. Storing-off oil and fuel underground.",
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"content": "(a) all oils, greases or fuels stored underground in excavation or tunnelling work are kept in tightly sealed containers and in fire resistant areas at safe distances away from explosive and other flammable chemicals;\n(b) appropriate flame proof installation is used in such storage areas as specified in clause (a).",
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"number": "147",
"title": "147. Use of gases underground.",
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"content": "(a) petrol or liquefied petroleum, gas or any other flammable substances are not used, stored inside the tunnel except with the prior approval of the project engineer under rule 120;\n(b) after the use of the petroleum or liquefied petroleum gas, or highly inflammable substances referred to in clause (a), all remaining petroleum or liquefied petroleum gas or highly inflammable substances are removed immediately from such tunnel;\n(c) no oxy-acetylene gas is used in a compressed air environment in excavation or tunnelling work.",
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"number": "148",
"title": "148. Water for fire fighting.",
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"content": "(a) adequate number of water outlets are provided on excavation or tunnelling work and are readily made accessible throughout the tunnel for fire fighting purpose and such water outlets are maintained for effective fire fighting;\n(b) all air locks are equipped with fire fighting facilities at excavation or tunnelling work;\n(c) an audible fire alarm is provided to warn the building workers whenever a fire breaks out on an excavation or tunnelling work;\n(d) adequate number and types of fire extinguishers, in accordance with relevant national standards, are provided and made readily available to fight any outbreak of fire at an excavation or tunnelling work;\n(e) fire extinguishers with vaporising liquids and high pressure carbon dioxide are not used in tunnels or other confined spaces;\n(f) the instruction regarding steps to be followed to fight outbreak of fire, at an excavation or tunnelling work, written in Hindi or local language understood by the majority of the building workers employed on such excavation or tunnelling work, are displayed at conspicuous and vulnerable places of such excavation or tunnelling work.",
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"number": "149",
"title": "149. Flooding.",
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"content": "(a) water tight bulkhead doors are installed at the entrance of a tunnel to prevent flooding during a tunnelling work where more than one tunnel is driven from a shaft;\n(b) all necessary measures are taken to ensure that no building worker is trapped in any isolated section of a tunnel when any bulk-head door of such tunnel is closed;\n(c) where there is likelihood of flooding or water rushing into a tunnel during a tunnelling work, arrangements are made for immediate starting of water pumps to take out water of such flooding or water rushing and for giving alert signal to the building workers and other persons to keep them away from danger.",
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"number": "150",
"title": "150. Steel curtains.",
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"number": "151",
"title": "151. Rest shelters.",
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"content": "(a) Where building workers employed in a compressed air environment in a tunnelling work are required to remain at the work site for one hour or more after de-compression from pressure exceeding one bar, adequate and suitable facilities are provided for such building workers to rest;\n(b) Every man-lock, medical-lock and any other facility inside these locks at an excavation a tunnelling work is maintained in a clean state and in good repairs;\n(c) A first-aid room is provided and is readily available at a construction site of a tunnelling work;\n(d) Each man-lock attendant station is provided with a first-aid box at a construction site of a tunnelling work.",
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"number": "152",
"title": "152. Permissible limit of exposure of chemicals.",
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"content": "(a) the working environment in a tunnel or a shaft in which building workers are employed does not contain any of the hazardous substances in concentrations beyond the permissible limits as laid down in the schedule XII annexed to these rules;\n(b) the responsible person referred to in rule 121 conducts necessary test before the commencement of a tunnelling work for the day and at suitable intervals as fixed by the chief inspector to ensure that the permissible limits of exposure are not exceeded and a record of such test is maintained and is made available for inspection to the inspector having jurisdiction on demand.",
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"number": "153",
"title": "153. Ventilation.",
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"number": "154",
"title": "154. Air supply intake point.",
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"number": "155",
"title": "155. Emergency generators.",
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"content": "(a) every compressed air system in a tunnel is provided with emergency power supply system for maintaining continued supply of compressed air in such compressed air system and is capable of operating air compressor and ancillary systems of such compressed air system;\n(b) the emergency power supply system is maintained and is readily available at all times at an excavation or tunnelling work.",
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"number": "156",
"title": "156. Air mains.",
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"number": "157",
"title": "157. Bulk head and air-locks.",
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"content": "(a) a bulk-head or air tight diaphragms retaining compressed, air, when used within a tunnel or a shaft, is constructed to withstand the maximum pressure at one point two five times the maximum working pressure of such bulk-head or diaphragm and such bulk-head or diaphragm is tested before its each use by a responsible person referred to in rule 121 to ensure that such bulk-head or diaphragm is in proper working order;\n(b) such responsible person keeps the record of each test referred to in clause (a) and such record is produced for inspection to the inspector having jurisdiction on demand;\n(c) the bulk-head or diaphragm referred to in clause (a) are made of sound material of adequate strength and are able to withstand the maximum pressure on which they are subjected to at any time of their use;\n(d) A bulk-head anchorage and air lock is tested at its work place at an excavation or tunnelling work immediately after their installation at such place.",
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"number": "158",
"title": "158. Diaphragms.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "159",
"title": "159. Portable electrical hand tools.",
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"content": "",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "160",
"title": "160. Circuit breaker.",
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"content": "(a) adequate number of differential ground fault circuit breakers are installed for every electrical distribution system and its sub-system used at an excavation or tunnelling work and the sensitivity of each of circuit breaker is adjusted in accordance with the requirement set out in accordance with the relevant national standards;\n(b) no semi-enclosed fuse unit is used in underground place at an excavation or tunnelling work.",
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"number": "161",
"title": "161. Transformer.",
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"number": "162",
"title": "162. Live wires.",
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"number": "163",
"title": "163. Welding sets.",
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"number": "164",
"title": "164. Quality and quantity of air.",
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"content": "(a) every working chamber at an excavation or tunnelling work where compressed air is used, the supply of such air is maintained not less than zero point three cubic meters per minute per person working therein;\n(b) a reserve supply of compressed air is made available at all times for man locks and medical locks used at a tunnelling work;\n(c) the air supplied in a compressed air environment at a tunnelling work is as far as practicable free from odour and other contaminants, namely, dust, fumes and other toxic substances.",
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"number": "165",
"title": "165. Working Temperature.",
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"number": "166",
"title": "166. Man-locks and working in compressed air environment.",
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"content": "(a) man-locks used at a tunnelling work are of adequate strength, made of sound material and designed to withstand any air pressure, internal or external, to which it may be subjected to in the normal use or in any emergency;\n(b) (i) doors of man-locks at an excavation or tunnelling work are made of steel;\n(ii) men-locks used at a tunnelling work are airtight and devices are provided for sealing the doors when such locks are under pressure;\n(iii) the anchorage of a man-lock used at tunnelling work have adequate strength to withstand the pressure exerted by air on the man-lock;\n(iv) there is adequate room available for the building worker for working in the man-lock used at tunnelling work;\n(v) where work is carried out in any compressed air tunnel, a man-lock in accordance with the relevant national standards is used for such tunnel;\n(c) (i) where work is carried out in any tunnelling work, safety instructions in Hindi and in local language under stood by majority of building workers employed therein are displayed at conspicuous place at such tunnelling work;\n(ii) except in an emergency, compression and decompression operations are carried out in a man-lock used at tunnelling work;\n(iii) in an emergency any material lock may be used at tunnelling work for compression and decompression of building worker and a record is kept in writing and produced for inspection on demand to the inspector having jurisdiction;\n(iv) material-lock is used with the permission of Chief Inspector for compression and decompression of building workers, where it is impracticable to install both the man-lock and the material-lock at a tunnelling work;\n(v) decompression of all building workers to atmospheric condition at tunnelling work is carried out in accordance with a de-compression procedure approved by the Chief Inspector;\n(vi) the man-lock at tunnelling work is not used for any purpose other than compression or decompression of building workers;\n(vii) no decanting of building workers at tunnelling work is carried out without prior approval of Chief Inspector except in an emergency;\n(viii) in case a building worker collapses or is taken ill during his decompression in a man-lock used at tunnelling work, the lock attendant of such man-lock raises the pressure in such man-lock until such pressure is equal to the maximum pressure which that building worker was exposed to in the working chamber prior to such decompression and such lock attendant immediately reports the matter relating to such collapse to the medical-lock attendant and medical officer on a duty at such tunnelling work;\n(ix) a building worker who had previously received training with trained building worker to work in a compressed air environment at tunnelling work is employed to work independently in such a compressed air environment;\n(x) a building worker who had undergone three decompression's from a pressure exceeding one bar in a period of eight hours at tunnelling work is not allowed to enter a compressed air environment except for the purpose of carrying out rescue work;\n(xi) a building worker employed in a compressed air environment for a period of eight hours in a day at tunnelling work is not employed again in such environment unless he has spent not less than twelve consecutive hours of rest at atmospheric pressure;\n(xii) no building worker is engaged in a compressed air environment at a pressure which exceeds three bars at tunnelling work unless prior permission, in writing, has been obtained from the Chief Inspector for such engagement;\n(xiii) no building worker is employed in a compressed air environment for more than fourteen consecutive days in a month at tunnelling work;\n(xiv) a register of employment of all building workers employed in compressed air environment at tunnelling work, is maintained;\n(xv) an identification badge is supplied to a building worker employed in compressed air environment at tunnelling work;\n(xvi) the badge of a building worker referred to in sub-clause (xv) contains particulars of his name, location of the medical-lock allotted to him for work, the telephone number of the construction medical officer concerned for his treatment and the instructions in case of his illness of unknown and doubtful causes;\n(xvii) record of all identification badges supplied to building workers under sub-clause (xvi), is kept in a register;\n(xviii) every building worker whose name appears in the register referred to in sub clause (xvii) wears the badge supplied to him under sub-clause (xv) at all times during his duty hours at tunnelling work;\n(xix) suitable warning signs are displayed in the compressed air environment at tunnelling work for the prohibition of folk wing, namely:-\n(a) use of alcoholic drinks;\n(b) use and carrying of lighters, matches or others sources of ignition;\n(c) smoking; and\n(d) an entry to person who has consumed alcoholic drinks.",
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"number": "167",
"title": "167. Safety instruction.",
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"number": "168",
"title": "168. Medical lock.",
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"content": "(a) a suitably constructed medical lock is maintained at tunnelling work where building workers are employed in a working chamber at a pressure exceeding one bar;\n(b) where more than one hundred building workers are employed in a compressed air working environment exceeding one bar at tunnelling work, one medical lock is provided for every one hundred building workers or part thereof and such medical lock is situated as near as possible to the main door used at such tunnelling work.\nChapter-XIV\nConstruction, repair and maintenance of steep roof",
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"number": "169",
"title": "169. Work on steep roofs.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "170",
"title": "170. Construction and installation of roofing brackets.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) roofing brackets are constructed to fit the pitch of steep roof and such brackets are used to provide level working platform;\n(b) a roofing bracket referred to in clause (a) is secured in its place by nailing pointed metal projections attached to the under side of such bracket and securely driven into a steep roof on which it is used or secured by a rope passed over the ridge pole and tie of such roof.",
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"number": "171",
"title": "171. Crawling boards.",
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"content": "(a) all crawling boards used for work on steep roof are of adequate strength, made of sound material and of the type approved for the purpose of their use as per relevant national standards;\n(b) crawling board referred to in clause (a) are kept in good repairs and inspected by a responsible person before being taken into use;\n(c) crawling board referred to in clause (a) is secured to a steep roof on which it is used by ridge hooks or other effective means;\n(d) a firmly fastened life line of adequate strength is strung beside each crawling board referred to in clause (a) throughout its length while using such crawling boards.\nChapter-XV\nLadders and step-ladders",
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"number": "172",
"title": "172. Construction and safe use.",
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"content": "(a) every ladder or step-ladder used in building or other construction work is of good construction, made of sound material and of adequate strength for the purpose for which such ladder or step-ladder is used;\n(b) when a ladder is used as a means of communication, such ladder is lashed to a fixed structure so that while working on such ladder it does not slip;\n(c) a ladder or step-ladder does not stand on loose bricks or other loose packing and has a level and firm footing;\n(d) where it is required, in case of use of fixed ladders, sufficient foot-hold and hand-hold are provided for use by the building worker;\n(e) every ladder is-\n(i) secured so as to prevent undue swaying;\n(ii) equally and properly supported on each of its upright;\n(iii) so used as not to cause undue sagging; and\n(iv) placed as nearly as possible at an inclination of four in one;\n(f) the use of all ladders and step-ladders conform to the relevant national standards for their use.",
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"number": "173",
"title": "173. Rungs.",
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"number": "174",
"title": "174. Materials for ladders.",
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"content": "(a) are constructed upright of adequate strength and are made of straight-grained wood, free from defects and having the grain of such wood running lengthwise;\n(b) have rungs made of straight-grained wood free from defects and mortised or securely notched into the upright; and\n(c) have reinforcing metal ties, if the tenons of such ladders are not secured by wedges.\nChapter-XVI\nCatch platform and hoardings, chutes safety belts and nets",
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"number": "175",
"title": "175. Catch platforms.",
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"content": "(a) catch platform is not used for storage of material or as a working platform;\n(b) catch platform is at least two metres wide and in inclined so that the position of outer edge of such platform is fifteen hundred millimetres higher than the inner edge;\n(c) the open and of catch platform is properly fenced to the height not less than one metre.",
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"number": "176",
"title": "176. Hoardings.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "177",
"title": "177. Chutes, its construction and use.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) wooden or metal chutes which are at an angle of more than forty five degrees to the horizontal and used for the removal of materials are closed on all sides except at their openings used for receiving or discharging of materials or articles;\n(b) all openings of chutes except their top openings are closed when not in use;\n(c) every chute-\n(i) is constructed of sound material, adequate strength and is suitable for the purpose it is intended for use;\n(ii) exceeding twelve metres in height is constructed in accordance with the design and drawings of a professional engineer for such construction and approval of the Chief Inspector.\n(d) a suitable warning notice is displayed at conspicuous location, written in Hindi and in a local language, at the discharge and every chute;\n(e) every chute is cleared when debris has accumulated to a height which can pose danger to building worker but such clearance is done in no case less frequently than once a day.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "178",
"title": "178. Safety belt and its use.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) safety belt, life lines and devices for the attachment of such life lines conform to the relevant national standards;\n(b) every building worker is supplied with safety belt and safety life lines for his protection and such building worker uses such belts and life lines during the performance of his work;\n(c) all building workers using safety belts and safety life lines have the knowledge of safe use and maintenance of such belts and life lines and are supplied with necessary instruction;\n(d) the responsible person for supervising the use of safety belts and safety life lines referred to in clause (b) inspects and ensures that such safety belts and life lines are fit for use before taken into use at every time.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 177
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"number": "179",
"title": "179. Safety net and its use.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) every safety net is of adequate strength, made of sound material and is suitable for use and conforms to the relevant national standards;\n(b) the responsible person for maintenance of safety nets and their use ensure safe fixing of such safety nets and provides such safety nets with suitable and sufficient anchorage so that the purposes for which such safety net is intended for use, is served.\n* In Central Rules the same Section read as the employer shall \"ensure\" The word ensure is not there in Bihar rules Gazette notification dated 3rd September, 2005. Ed.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 178
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"number": "180",
"title": "180. Storage of safety belts and nets, etc.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "Chapter-XVII\nStructural frame and form work",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 179
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"number": "181",
"title": "181. General provision.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) the trained building worker under the direct supervision of a person, responsible for structural frame and form work, are employed for erection of such structural frame or form work, dismantling of building and structure and performance of an engineering work, form work, false work and shoring work;\n(b) adequate measures are taken to guard against hazards arising from any temporary state of weakness or unsuitability of a structure.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 180
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"number": "182",
"title": "182. Form work, false work and shoring.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) form work and false work are so designed, constructed and maintained that such form work and false work support the load that may be imposed on them;\n(b) such form work is so erected that working platform, means of access, bracing, means of handling and stabilising could easily be fixed with such form work.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 181
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"number": "183",
"title": "183. Erection or dismantling of steel and prefabricated structure.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) the safety of building workers employed for the erection or dismantling of steel structures and prefabricated structures is ensured from danger by using appropriate means such as the following, namely:-\n(i) ladders, gangways or fixed platforms;\n(ii) platforms, buckets, boatswain's chair or other appropriate means suspended from lifting appliances;\n(iii) safety harness, life lines, catch get net or catch platform;\n(iv) power-operated mobile working platform.\n(b) the work of erection or dismantling of building or structures or form work or false work or shoring or any other civil engineering work is carried out by trained building workers under the supervision of a person responsible for such work;\n(c) steel or prefabricated structures are so designed and made that such structures can be safely transported or erected, and weight of each unit of such structures is clearly marked on such unit;\n(d) the design of each such part maintains stability of each part of the structures referred to in clause (a), clause (b) and clause (c), when erected, and to prevent danger, the design shall explicitly take into account-\n(i) the relevant conditions and methods of attachments in the operations of stripping, transport, storing and temporary support during erection of such parts; and\n(ii) safeguards, such as provision of railings with working platforms, and for mounting such railings and platforms easily on the structural steel or prefabricated parts.\n(e) the hooks and other devices built in or provided on the structural steel or prefabricated parts that are required for lifting and transporting such parts so shaped, dimensioned and positioned to withstand the stresses to which such hooks or other devices are subjected;\n(f) prefabricated parts made of concrete are not stripped or erected before such concrete has set and hardened sufficiently to the extent provided for in the plans, and such parts are examined by the responsible person for any sign of damage before their use;\n(g) store place are so constructed that-\n(i) there is no risk of structural steel or prefabricated parts falling or overturning;\n(ii) storage conditions generally ensure stability and avoid damage having regard to the method of storage and atmospheric conditions; and\n(iii) racks are set on firm ground and designed so that units cannot move accidentally in such store places;\n(h) structural steel or prefabricated parts are not subjected to stresses prejudicial to their stability while they are stored or transported or raised or set down;\n(i) tongs, clamps and other appliances for lifting structural steel and prefabricated parts are-\n(i) in such shape and dimensions as to ensure a secure grip without damaging such parts; and\n(ii) marked with the maximum permissible load in the most unfavourable lifting conditions.\n(j) structural steel or prefabricated parts are lifted by such methods and appliances that prevent them from spinning accidentally;\n(k) structural steel or prefabricated parts are provided with railings and working platforms before raising such parts to prevent any danger of falling of building workers, materials or articles at the time of any work with such parts;\n(l) all reasonably practical measures are taken to avoid injury to building worker, building structure or equipment while structural steel or prefabricated parts are handled or stored or transported or raised or lowered;\n(m) structures are not worked on during violent storms or high winds or any other such hazardous situation;\n(n) the risk of falling to which building workers, moving on high or sloping girders, may be exposed is limited by all means of adequate collective protection or by the use of a safety harness which is well secured to a sufficiently strong support;\n(o) structural steel parts which are to be erected at a great height are, as far as practicable, assembled on the ground;\n(p) when structural steel or pre-fabricated parts are being erected, a sufficiently extended area underneath the work place shall be barricated or guarded;\n(q) steel trusses which are being erected are adequately shore, braced or guyed until they are permanently secured in position;\n(r) structural members are not forced into place by the hoisting machine while any building worker is in such a position that he is likely to be injured by such operation.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "184",
"title": "184. Form work.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) all form work are properly designed keeping in view the safety of building workers, building or structures;\n(b) a responsible person for structural frame and form work-\n(i) inspects and examines the material, timber, structural steel and scaffolding for its strengths and suitability before being taken into use;\n(ii) lays-down procedures to cover all stages of such structural frame and form work;\n(iii) supervises such structural frame and form work;\n(iv) take all necessary steps or measures to correct situation with a view to prevent accident or dangerous occurrence during performances of such structural frame and form work.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 183
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"number": "185",
"title": "185. De shoring.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) when shoring is removed, sufficient props are left in place of such shoring to prevent any possible hazard; and\n(b) de shoring is adequately braced or tied together with support to prevent any hazard.\nChapter-XVIII\nStacking and unstacking",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 184
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"number": "186",
"title": "186. Stacking and unstacking of materials and articles.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) where stacking, unstacking, stowing or unstowing of construction material or article, or handling in connection therewith cannot be safely carried out unaided, reasonable measures to guard against accident or dangerous occurrences are taken by shoring or otherwise to prevent any danger likely to be caused by such handling;\n(b) stacking of material or article is made on firm foundation not liable to settle and deviate such material or article and does not overload the floor on which such stacking is made;\n(c) the material or articles, are not stacked against partition of walls of a ware house or store place unless it is known that such partition or the wall is of sufficient strength to withstand the pressure of such materials or articles;\n(d) the materials or articles are not stacked to such a height and in such a manner as would render the pile of such stack unstable and cause hazards to the building worker or the public in general;\n(e) where the building workers are working one stack exceeding on point five metres in height, safe means of access to the stack is provided;\n(f) all stacking or unstacking operations are performed under the supervision of a responsible person for such stacking or unstacking;\n(g) the stacking of construction materials or articles is not made near the site of excavation, shaft, pit or any other such opening;\n(h) stacks which, may lean heavily or become unstable or collapse are barricaded.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 185
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"number": "187",
"title": "187. Stacking of cement and other material bags.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) a stack pile is not more than ten bags in height unless such stack pile is stacked in a suitable enclosure or otherwise adequately supported;\n(b) while removing bags from the stack pile, the stability of such stack pile is ensured;\n(c) bags containing cement or lime are stored in dry places;\n(d) the materials like bricks, tiles or blocks are stored on a firm ground;\n(e) reinforcing steel is stored according to its shape size and length;\n(f) stack of reinforcing steel is kept as low as possible;\n(g) no pipe is stored on rack or in stack where such pipes is likely to fall by rolling;\n(h) the angle of repose is maintained where loose materials are stacked;\n(i) when dust laden material is to be stored or handled, measures are taken to suppress the dust produced by such storing or handling and suitable personal protective equipment are supplied to and used by the building workers working for such storing or handling.\nChapter-XIX\nScaffold",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 186
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"number": "188",
"title": "188. Scaffold construction.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) every scaffold and every component thereof is of adequate construction, made of sound material and free from defects and is safe for the purposes for which it is intended for use;\n(b) in case bamboo is used for scaffolding, such bamboo is of suitable quality, good condition, free from protruding knots and stripped-off to avoid any injury to building workers during handling such bamboo;\n(c) all metal scaffolds used in building or other construction work conform to the relevant national standards.",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 187
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"number": "189",
"title": "189. Supervision by a responsible person.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
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"sort_order": 188
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"number": "190",
"title": "190. Maintenance.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) the scaffold used in building or other construction work is maintained in good repairs and the measures are taken against its accidental displacement or any other hazard;\n(b) no scaffold or part thereof is partly dismantled and allowed to remain in such a condition unless-\n(i) the stability or safety of the remaining portion of such scaffold has been ensured by a responsible person for the safety of such scaffolds;\n(ii) in case the remaining part of such scaffold cannot be used by the building workers, necessary warning notice written in Hindi and in a language under stood by the majority of the building workers that such scaffold is unfit for use, is displayed at the place where such scaffold is erected.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 189
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"number": "191",
"title": "191. Standards, ledger, putlogs.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) standards of a scaffold are-\n(i) plumb, where practicable;\n(ii) fixed sufficiently close together to secure the stability of such scaffold having regard to all the possible working situation and conditions for the intended use of such scaffold;\n(iii) spaced, as close as practicable, to ensure safety and stability of such scaffold;\n(b) adequate measures are taken to prevent displacement of a standard of a scaffold either by providing sole plate or a base plate, as necessary;\n(c) ledgers of metal scaffold are placed at vertical intervals with due regard to safety and stability of such scaffold;\n(d) bamboo ledgers are kept as nearly as possible and are placed and fastened to the standards of a scaffold with due regard to the stability of such scaffold.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 190
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"number": "192",
"title": "192. Working platform.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) working platform is provided around the face or edge of a building adjoining at every upper most permanent floor of such building under construction and at any level where construction work of such building is carried out;\n(b) a platform is designed to suit the number of building workers to be employed on each bay of a scaffold work on such platform and the materials or articles and tools to be carried with them in such bay;\n(c) the safe working load and the number of building workers to be employed in each bay of a scaffold are displayed for the information of all the building workers employed at such construction site.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 191
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"number": "193",
"title": "193. Board, plank and decking.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) board, plank and decking used in the construction of a working platform is of uniform size and strength and is capable of supporting the load and number of building workers in accordance with the relevant of national standards keeping in view the safety of such building workers;\n(b) metal decking, which forms part of a working platform is provided with non-skid surface;\n(c) no board or plank which forms the working platform is projected beyond its end support unless it is effectively prevented from tripping or lifting;\n(d) board, plank or decking is fastened and secured;\n(e) at any one time, not more than two working platforms per bay, are used to support building workers or materials or articles at such bay;\n(f) adequate measures are taken to prevent injury which may be caused by falling material and object by using safety nets or other suitable means;\n(g) concrete, other debris or materials are not allowed to accumulate at any platform on a scaffold;\n(h) where a work is to be done at the end of a wall, working platform at such work place is faced or, wherever practicable, at least zero point sixty metres beyond the end of such wall.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 192
},
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"number": "194",
"title": "194. Repair of damaged scaffold.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) no building worker is permitted to work on a scaffold which has been damaged or weakened unless adequate safety measures have been taken to ensure the safety of such building worker;\n(b) necessary warning signs are displayed at such places where repairs of scaffold are undertaken;",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 193
},
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"number": "195",
"title": "195. Opening.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) there is no opening in any working platform except for allowing access to such working platform;\n(b) wherever opening on a platform is unavoidable necessary measures for protection against falling of objects or building workers from such platform are taken by providing suitable safety nets, belts or any other similar means;\n(c) access from one working platform to another platform on a scaffold, if required is provided with suitable and safe ladder for the use of building workers working on such platforms.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 194
},
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"number": "196",
"title": "196. Guardrails.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 195
},
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"number": "197",
"title": "197. Scaffold used by building workers of different employers.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) where a scaffold or a part of a scaffold is used, which has previously been used by another employer for his building workers, such scaffold or part thereof is used only after its inspection and examination by a responsible person for its use that such scaffold or part is safe and fit for such use;\n(b) if any rectification alteration or modification in a scaffold or part thereof is needed to suit its use, such rectification, alteration or modification is made in consultation with the responsible person referred to in clause (a) before using such scaffold or part.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 196
},
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"number": "198",
"title": "198. Protection against electric power line.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 197
},
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"number": "199",
"title": "199. Screening net and wirenets.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 198
},
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"number": "200",
"title": "200. Tower scaffold.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) the height of every tower scaffold used in building or other construction work is not more than eight times, the lesser of a base dimension of such scaffold;\n(b) a tower scaffold is lashed to a building or a fixed structure before being used by the building workers;\n(c) any tower scaffold which can be moved or scattered is-\n(i) constructed with due regard to the stability and, if necessary, adequately weighted at the base;\n(ii) used only on plain and even surface and;\n(iii) has casters provided with positive locking devices to hold such scaffold in position;\n(d) no building worker remains on board scaffold, tools material when it is being shifted from one position to another position.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 199
},
{
"number": "201",
"title": "201. Gear for suspension of scaffold.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) chains, ropes or lifting gears used for suspension of a scaffold are of adequate strength, made of sound material and suitable for the purposes of their use and are maintained in good repairs;\n(b) chains, wires, ropes or metal tubes used for the suspension of a scaffold are-\n(i) properly and securely fastened to every anchorage point and to the scaffold ledgers of other main supporting members used for the support of such scaffold; and\n(ii) so positioned as to ensure stability of the scaffold.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 200
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{
"number": "202",
"title": "202. Trestle scaffold and Cantilever Scaffold.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) no trestle scaffold is constructed with more than three tiers or if its working platform is more than four point five metres above the ground or floor or other surface upon which such scaffold is erected, such trestle scaffold is designed by professional engineer and has the approval of Chief Inspector before being taken into use;\n(b) no trestle scaffold is erected on a suspended scaffold;\n(c) no cantilever or jib scaffold is used unless it is adequately supported, fixed and anchored on opposite side of its support has out-riggers of adequate length and where necessary sufficiently supported and braced to ensure safely and stability of such scaffold;\n(d) no working platform resting on bearers let into a wall at one end and without other support is used unless such bearers are of adequate strength braced through the wall and securely fastened on the other side.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 201
},
{
"number": "203",
"title": "203. Scaffold supported by building.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) no part of a building is used as support or part of a scaffold unless such part of the building is made of sufficient strength and made of sound material to afford safe support;\n(b) overhanging eaves gutters are not used for supporting scaffold;\n(c) suspended scaffold is made of in accordance with the relevant national standards before being used by the building workers.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 202
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{
"number": "204",
"title": "204. Use of winches and climbers for suspended scaffold.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) no suspended scaffold is raised or lowered by winches or climbers unless such scaffold is raised or lowered by winches or climbers unless such scaffold is made of sound material, adequate strength and has been tested and certified safe for use of winches or climber for such raising or lowering by a competent person before being taken into use;\n(b) all suspended scaffolds counter-balanced by counter weights are of types, approved by the Chief Inspector before being taken into use for building or other construction work;\n(c) the working platform of a suspended scaffold is securely fastened to the building or structure as to be safe and to prevent such platform from swing;\n(d) the safe working load which a suspended scaffold can carry, is displayed where such scaffold is being used.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 203
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{
"number": "205",
"title": "205. Safety devices for suspended scaffold.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) where the platform of such scaffold is supported at two independent suspension wire rope at or near each end of such platform so that in the event of failure of one such suspension wire rope, the other wire rope is capable of sustaining the weights of such platform and its load and prevent it from tilting; or\n(b) where a system is incorporated which operates automatically to support the platform of such scaffold and its load in the event of failure of the primary suspension wire rope of such scaffold.\nChapter-XX\nCofferdams and caissons",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 204
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{
"number": "206",
"title": "206. General Provisions.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) every cofferdam and caissons is-\n(i) of good construction, sound material and of adequate strength;\n(ii) provided with adequate means for building workers to reach safely at the top of such cofferdam or caisson, as the case may be, in the event of an in rush of water;\n(iii) provided with safe means of access to every place where building workers are employed in such cofferdam and caisson as the case may be.\n(b) the work relating to construction, positioning, modification or dismantling of cofferdams or caissons is carried out under the supervision of a responsible person;\n(c) all cofferdams and caissons are inspected by a responsible person at intervals as specified by the Chief Inspector;\n(d) a building worker is allowed to work in a cofferdam or caisson after such cofferdam or caisson is inspected and found safe by responsible person within such preceding period as approved by the Chief Inspector and a record of such inspection is maintained in a register;\n(e) the work in compressed air in a cofferdam or caisson is-\n(i) carried out in accordance with the procedure laid down in the relevant national standards;\n(ii) carried out by such building workers who have completed eighteen years of age and are medically examined as required under rule 223.\n(iii) carried out under the supervision of a responsible person.\n(f) if the work in cofferdam or caisson is carried out in shifts, a record of the time spent by each building worker in each such shift for carrying out the work is maintained in a register with particulars of time taken for the compression of such building worker, if any;\n(g) at every work site or project in a cofferdam or caisson where building workers are employed to work in compressed air environment, a construction medical officer assisted by a nurse or trained first-aid attendant, is available at all times at such site or project during such work;\n(h) there is one stand by reserve compressor to meet the emergency at each work place or project in a cofferdam or caisson.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 205
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{
"number": "207",
"title": "207. Pressure plant and equipment.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) the pressure plant and equipment-\n(i) are examined and tested by the competent person before being put into use for such work;\n(ii) is of proper design and construction, sound material and adequate strength to perform the work for which it is used;\n(iii) is properly maintained in good repairs and working condition.\n(b) the pressure plant and equipment referred to in clause (a) is fitted with-\n(i) a suitable safety valve or other effective device to provide maximum safe discharge pressure from being exceeded at any time;\n(ii) a suitable pressure gauge with a dial range not less than one point five times and not exceeding twice the maximum working pressure, easily visible and designed to show at all times, the internal pressure in kilogram per square centimetre and marked with the maximum safe working pressure at such plant and equipment;\n(iii) a suitable stop valve or valves by which the pressure plant or the system of the pressure plant may be isolated from the source of supply of pressure or otherwise.\n(c) every pressure plant or equipment shall be thoroughly examined by the competent person-\n(i) externally, once in every period of six months;\n(ii) internally, once in every period of twelve months; and\n(iii) by hydraulic test once in a period of four years.\nChapter-XXI\nSafety Organisation",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 206
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{
"number": "208",
"title": "208. Safety committees.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) to identify probable causes of accident and unsafe practices in building or other construction work and to suggest remedial measures;\n(b) to stimulate interest of employer and building workers in safety by organising safety weeks, safety competition, talks and film shows on safety preparing posters or taking similar other measures as and when required or as necessary;\n(c) to go round the construction site with a view to check unsafe practice and detect unsafe conditions and to recommend remedial measures for their rectification including First Aid Medical and Welfare Facilities;\n(d) to look into the health hazards associated with handling different types of explosives, chemicals and other construction material and to suggest remedial measures including use of proper personal protective equipment;\n(e) to suggest measures for improving welfare amenities in the construction site and other miscellaneous aspects of safety, health and welfare in building or other construction work;\n(f) to bring to the notice of the employer the hazards associated with use, handling and maintenance of the equipment used during the course of building and other construction work.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 207
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{
"number": "209",
"title": "209. Safety Officer.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 208
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{
"number": "210",
"title": "210. Reporting of accidents.",
"chapter": null,
"content": "(a) cause loss of life; or\n(b) disables a building worker from working for a period of forty eight hours or more immediately following the accident, shall forthwith be sent by telegram, telephone, fax or similar other means including special messenger within four hours in case of fatal accidents and seventy two hours, in case of other accidents involving building worker, to-\n(i) The Dy. Labour Commissioner having jurisdiction in the area in which the establishment in which such accident or dangerous occurrence took place is located. Such Dy. Labour Commissioner shall be the authority appointed under section 39 of the Act.\n(ii) Board with which the building worker involved in accident was registered as beneficiary;\n(iii) Chief Inspector; and\n(iv) The next in kin or other relatives of building worker involved in accident.\n(a) causes loss of life; or\n(b) disables such building worker from work for more than ten days following the accident, shall also be sent to-\n(i) the officer in charge of the nearest police station;\n(ii) The District Magistrate or if the District Magistrate by order so desires to the Sub-Divisional Magistrate.\n(a) Collapse of failure of lifting appliances or hoist or conveyors or other similar equipment for handling building or construction material or breakage or failure of rope, chain or loose gears, over turning of cranes used in building or other construction work, falling of objects from height;\n(b) Collapse or subsidence of soil, any wall, floor, gallery, roof or any other part of any structure, platform staging, scaffolding or any means of access including form work;\n(c) Contact work, excavation, collapse of transmission;\n(d) Explosion of receiver or vessel used for storage, at a pressure greater than atmospheric pressure, of any gas or gases or any means or solid used as building material;\n(e) Fire and explosion causing damage to any place on construction site where building workers are employed;\n(f) Spillage or leakage of hazardous substances and damage to their container;\n(g) Collapse, capsizing, toppling or collision of transport equipment;\n(h) Leakage or release of harmful toxic gases at the construction site.",
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"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 209
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"number": "211",
"title": "211. Procedure for enquiry into causes of accident or dangerous occurrence.",
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"content": "(a) the enquiry shall be commenced as early as it may be and in any case, within fifteen days of the receipt of notice of accident or dangerous occurrence under rule 210;\n(b) the enquiry may be conducted by the authority referred to in sub-clause (i) of clause (b) of sub-rule (1) of rule 210 himself or by an enquiry officer appointed by such authority;\n(c) the authority or enquiry officer, as the case may be, shall serve or cause to be served notices in writing, informing the date, time and place of such enquiry to all persons entitled to appear in such enquiry and whose names and addresses are known to such authority or enquiry officer.\n(d) notwithstanding the provision of clause (b), for the purpose of notifying other persons who may in anyway be concerned or be interested in such enquiry the authority or enquiry officer, as the case may be, may publish notice of such enquiry in one or more local newspapers, informing the date, time, place of such enquiry.\n(a) an inspector or any officer of the Central Government or the State Government or an undertaking or public body, concerned with the enforcement or compliance of safety provisions of the Act and these rules in the concerned establishment;\n(b) a trade union or a workers association or an employer's association;\n(c) the worker involved in the accident or his legal heir or authorised representative;\n(d) the owner of the premises in which the accident took place;\n(e) any other person, at the discretion of the authority or the enquiring officer, as the case may be who may be interested in or be concerned with the cause of an accident or may have knowledge about such cause or is likely to give material evidence or produce a relevant document in connection with such accident or dangerous occurrence.\n(a) the State Government is of the opinion that the matter of the enquiry or any part of it are of such nature that it would be against the interest of national security to hold the enquiry in public and directs the said authority or the enquiry officer, as the case may be, to hold the enquiry in camera; or\n(b) on an application made by any party to the enquiry, the authority or the enquiry officer, as the case may be, referred to in sub-rule (1) if it or he is of the opinion that the holding of public enquiry will lead to disclosure of information relating to a trade secret, decides to hold the enquiry of such part of it in camera, such enquiry shall not be held in public.\nChapter-XXII\nExplosives",
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"number": "212",
"title": "212. Handling of explosives.",
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"content": "(a) all explosives are handled, use or stored in accordance with the instructions and the material data-sheet supplied by the manufacturer of such explosives;\n(b) the use of explosives is carried out in safe manner to avoid injury to any person and under the direct supervision of a responsible person;\n(c) before using any explosive, necessary warning and danger signals are erected, at conspicuous places of such used to warn the building workers and the general public of the danger involved in such use.",
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"number": "213",
"title": "213. Precautions.",
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"content": "(a) notwithstanding the provision of rule 212 the following precautions are observed at the place of transporting, handling, storage and use of such explosives, namely-\n(i) prohibition of smoking, naked lights and other sources of ignition in the vicinity where explosives are handled, stored and used;\n(ii) to keep safe distance and to use non-sparking tools while opening packages containing explosives;\n(iii) to stop the use of explosives and handling thereof while the weather conditions are not suitable for such use or handling.\n(b) in addition to the provisions of this chapter, all measures and precautions required to be observed for use, handling, storing or transportation of explosives under the rule framed under the Explosives Act, 1884 (4 of 1884) are observed.\nChapter-XXIII\nPiling",
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"number": "214",
"title": "214. General Provisions.",
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"content": "(a) all pile driving equipment are of good design and sound construction, taking into account the ergonomic principles and are properly maintained;\n(b) a pile driver is firmly supported on a heavy timber sill, concrete bed or other secured foundation;\n(c) in case a pile driver is required to be erected in dangerous proximity to an electrical conductor, all necessary precautions are taken to ensure safety;\n(d) the hoses of steam and air hammer are securely lashed to such hammer so as to prevent them from whipping in case of connection or break;\n(e) adequate precaution is taken to prevent the pile driver from over turning;\n(f) all necessary precaution is taken to prevent hammer from missing the pile;\n(g) a responsible person for inspecting pile driving equipment, inspects such equipment before taking it into use and takes all appropriate measures as required for the safety of building workers before commencing piling works by such equipment.",
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"number": "215",
"title": "215. Stability of adjacent structure.",
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"number": "216",
"title": "216. Protection of Operator.",
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"content": "",
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"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 215
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"number": "217",
"title": "217. Instruction to an supervision of building workers working on a pile driving equipment:",
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"content": "",
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"number": "218",
"title": "218. Entry of unauthorised person.",
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"number": "219",
"title": "219. Inspection and maintenance of pile-driving equipment.",
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"content": "(a) Pile-driving equipment is not taken into use until it has been inspected by a responsible person and found to be safe for such use;\n(b) Pile-driving equipment in use is inspected by a responsible person for such inspection at suitable intervals to ensure safety to the building worker working on such equipment;\n(c) All pile lines and pulley blocks are inspected by a responsible person before the beginning of each shift of piling operations.",
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"number": "220",
"title": "220. Operation of pile-driving equipment.",
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"content": "(a) only experienced and trained building worker operates pile-driving so as to avoid any probable danger from such operation;\n(b) pile-driving operations are governed by generally prevalent and accepted signals so as to prevent any probable danger from such operations;\n(c) every building worker employed in pile-driving operation or in the vicinity of such pile driving operation wears ear protection and safety helmet or hard hat and safety shoes;\n(d) piles are prepared at a distance, at least equal to twice the length of the longest pile, from the place of pile-driving operations;\n(e) when a pile driver is not in use, the hammer of such pile driver is blocked at the bottom of the heads of such pile driver.",
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"number": "221",
"title": "221. Working platform on piling frames.",
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"number": "222",
"title": "222. Pile Testing.",
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"content": "(a) the testing of pile is conducted under the supervision of a responsible person for such testing;\n(b) all practicable measures like displaying of warning notices, barricading the area and other similar measures are taken to protect the area where the pile testing is carried out;\n(c) entry to a pile testing area is prohibited to general public to ensure safety.\nChapter-XXIV\nMedical Facilities",
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"number": "223",
"title": "223. Medical Examination of building workers, etc.",
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"content": "(a) (i) a building worker who is employed for a work involving such risk or hazards, inherent in such work as the Chief Inspector considers appropriate for the periodical medical examination of such worker, is medically examined at such intervals as the Chief Inspector may direct from time to time;\n(ii) every operator of a crane, winch or other lifting appliance, transport equipment or vehicle, is medically examined before employing such operator and again periodically, at such intervals as the Chief Inspector may direct from time to time;\n(iii) the medical examination referred to in sub-clause (i) and sub-clause (ii) is in accordance with Schedule VII, annexed to these rules and is conducted by such medical officers or at such hospitals as are approved by the State Government for the purpose from time to time;\n(iv) in case of a building worker who is exposed to special occupational health hazard owing to job or work assigned to such worker the periodical medical examination referred to in sub-clause (i) or sub-clause (ii) includes such special investigation may be deemed necessary by the construction medical officer examining such building worker for the diagnosis of occupational disease.\n(b) no building worker is charged for the medical examination referred to in sub-clause (i) or sub-clause (ii) of clause (a) and the cost of such examination is borne by the employer employing such building worker.\n(c) certificate of medical examination referred to in sub-clause (i) or sub-clause (ii) of clause (a) is issued in Form-XI annexed to these rules.\n(d) the record of the medical examination referred to in sub-clause (i) or sub-clause (ii) of clause (a) of every building worker employed by him is maintained in a register in Form XII annexed to these rules and such register shall be made available to the inspector having jurisdiction, on demand.\n(e) in case a construction medical officer examining a building worker under sub-clause (i) or sub-clause (ii) of clause (a) is of the opinion that such building worker so examined is required to be taken away from the building or other construction work at which he is employed for health protection, such medical officer shall inform the employer of such building worker accordingly and such employer shall inform such opinion to the Board where such worker is registered as a beneficiary.",
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"number": "224",
"title": "224. Duties of construction medical officers.",
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"content": "(a) medical examination of building workers;\n(b) first-aid care including emergency medical treatment;\n(c) notification of occupational diseases to the concerned authorities in accordance with these rules;\n(d) immunisation services;\n(e) medical record up keep and maintenance;\n(f) health education including advisory services on family planning, personal hygiene, environmental sanitation and safety;\n(g) referral services.",
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"number": "225",
"title": "225. Occupational health centres.",
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"content": "(a) an occupational health centre, mobile or static, is provided and maintained in good order at such site;\n(b) services and facilities as per the scale laid down in Schedule-X, annexed to these rules are provided at the occupational health centre referred to in clause (a);\n(c) a construction medical officer appointed at a occupational health centre possesses the qualification as laid down in Schedule-XI, annexed to these rules.",
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"number": "226",
"title": "226. Ambulance Room.",
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"content": "(a) in case five hundred or less workers are employed at such construction site there is an ambulance room at such construction site or an arrangement with a nearby hospital for providing an ambulance room and such ambulance room is in the charge of a qualified nurse and the service of such ambulance room is available to building worker employed at such construction site at every time when he is at work;\n(b) in case more than five hundred building workers are employed at such construction site there is an ambulance room with effective communication system and such ambulance room is in the charge of a qualified nurse and the service of such ambulance room is available to a building worker employed at such construction site at every time when he is at work, and such ambulance room is in overall charge of a construction medical officer;\n(c) an ambulance room referred to in clause (a) or clause(b) is equipped with the articles specified in Schedule IV, annexed to these rules;\n(d) record of all cases of accidents and sickness treated at the ambulance room referred to in clause (a) or clause (b) is maintained and produced to the inspector having jurisdiction on demand.",
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"number": "227",
"title": "227. Ambulance Van.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "228",
"title": "228. Stretchers.",
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"number": "229",
"title": "229. Occupational health services for the building workers.",
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"content": "(a) a special medical service or an occupational health service is available at such construction site at all times and such service shall-\n(i) provide first-aid and emergency treatment;\n(ii) conduct special medical examination for occupational hazards to such building workers before their employment and thereafter at such intervals as may be specified by the Chief Inspector from time to time;\n(iii) conduct training of first-aid personnel of such medical service;\n(iv) render advice to such employer on conditions of work and improvement required to avoid hazardes to health of such building worker;\n(v) promote health education, including family welfare among such building worker;\n(vi) co-operate with the Inspector having jurisdiction in the detection, measurement and evaluation of chemical, physical or biological factors suspected of being harmful to such building workers;\n(vii) undertake immunisation for all such building workers against tetanus, typhoid, cholera and other infectious diseases.\n(b) the special medical service referred to in clause (a) collaborates with the labour department or any other concerned department or service of the Government of Bihar in matters of treatment, job placement, accident prevention and welfare of such building workers.\n(c) the special medical service referred to in clause (a) is headed by a construction medical officer and is provided with adequate staff, laboratory and other equipment,\n(d) the premises of the special medical service referred to in clause (a) are conveniently accessible, comprise at least a waiting room, a consulting room, a treatment room, a laboratory and suitable accommodation for nurses and other staff of such service.\n(e) the special medical service referred to in clause (a) maintains records pertaining to its activities referred to in sub-clauses (i) to (vii) of Clause (a) and sends to the Chief Inspector once in every three months, information in writing on-\n(i) the state of health of such building workers; and\n(ii) the nature and causes of occupational injuries or disease suffered by any of such building workers, treatment provided to such workers, and measures taken to prevent recurrence of such injury or disease.",
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"number": "230",
"title": "230. Notice of poisoning or occupational disease.",
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"content": "(a) When a building worker contracts any disease specified in Schedule II annexed to these rules notice in Form XIII annexed to these rules is sent without delay to the Inspector, having jurisdiction and to the Board with which such building worker is registered as a beneficiary;\n(b) if any medical practitioner or construction medical officer attends on a building worker suffering from any disease referred to in clause (a), such medical practitioner or construction medical officer sends information regarding the name and full particulars of such building worker and the disease suffered by him, to the Chief Inspector without delay.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "231",
"title": "231. First-aid boxes.",
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"content": "(a) sufficient number of first-aid boxes or cupboards are provided and maintained for providing first-aid to the building workers.\n(b) Every first-aid box or cupboard is distinctly marked \"First-Aid\" and is equipped with the articles specified in Schedule II annexed to these rules.\n(c) Nothing except appliances or requisites for first-aid is kept in a first-aid box or cupboard and such box or cupboard is so kept as to protect it against contamination by dust or other foreign matter and against penetration of moisture and such box or cupboard is kept in the charge of a person trained in first-aid and is always readily available during working hours.",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "232",
"title": "232. Emergency care services or emergency treatment.",
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"content": "(a) essential life saving aids and appliances required to handle-\n(i) head injuries and spinal injuries;\n(ii) bleeding;\n(iii) fractures and dislocations of bones and joints;\n(iv) crush injuries;\n(v) shock, including electric shock;\n(Vi) dehydration due to any cause;\n(vii) snake bite, insect bite, scorpion and bee stings;\n(viii) burns, including chemical burn;\n(xi) bends or divers paralysis;\n(x) other surgical, gynaecological, obstertic or paediatric emergencies;\n(xi) drowning;\n(xii) sunstroke and frost bite to building workers; are provided and properly maintained under the supervision of a construction medical officer.\n(b) the essential life saving aids for any emergent situation referred to in sub-clauses (i) to (xii) of clause (a) are provided to an injured or a sick building worker during his transportation from such building site to hospital and till such building worker is attended by a doctor in such hospital.\n(c) any other equipment or facilities required for emergency care or treatment to the building workers arising from special local conditions and construction processes at such building site, as specified by the State Government from time to time are provided.\nChapter-XXV\nInformation to Bureau of Indian Standards",
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"is_definition": false,
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"number": "233",
"title": "233. Furnishing of Information to Bureau of Indian Standards.",
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"content": "(a) every architect and other professional like structural engineer or project engineer involved in the execution of a building or other construction project furnishes to the Bureau of Indian Standard the details regarding the performance of and deviations or shortcomings, if any, of the building materials, articles or processes used in such building and other construction project for which the Indian Standards are already available.\n(b) the architect and other professional referred to in clause (a) informs to the Bureau of Indian Standards, the details of building materials, articles or processes used in the building and other construction activities for which the Indian Standards do not exist with the Bureau of Indian Standards and the performance of such materials, articles or processes alongwith in the suggestions for their improvement to enable the Bureau of Indian Standards to consider and form necessary standards.\nPart-IV\nHours of Work, Welfare, Payment of Wages, Registers and Records etc.\nChapter-XXVI\nHours of Work, Rest Intervals and Weekly-off etc.",
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"number": "234",
"title": "234. Hours of work, intervals of rest and spread over etc.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "235",
"title": "235. Weekly rest, payment for work done on the day of rest at overtime rate, etc.",
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"content": "",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
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"number": "236",
"title": "236. Night Shifts.",
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"content": "(a) a rest day for the purposes of rule 235 shall mean a period of twenty-four consecutive hours beginning from the time when such shift ends;\n(b) the hours after midnight during which such building worker has worked shall be counted towards the previous day; and\n(c) the following day shall be deemed to be the period for twenty-four hours beginning from the time when such shift ends.",
"footnote": "",
"is_definition": false,
"sort_order": 235
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"number": "237",
"title": "237. Application of provisions of this chapter to certain classes of building workers.",
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"content": "(a) no building worker employed in building or other construction work shall be required or allowed to work continuously for more than fifteen hours a day inclusive of intervals of rest or sixty hours in week:\n(b) no building worker employed in building and other construction work shall be required or allowed to work for more than fourteen consecutive days unless a rest of twenty four hours is given for rest to such worker.\nChapter-XXVII\nNotices, Registers, Records and Collection of Statistics",
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"number": "238",
"title": "238. Notice of wage periods, etc.",
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"content": "",
"footnote": "",
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"number": "239",
"title": "239. Notice of commencement and completion.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "240",
"title": "240. Register of persons employed as building workers.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "241",
"title": "241. Muster roll, wages register, deduction register, overtime register and issue of wage books and service certificates.",
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"content": "(a) muster roll and register of wages in Form XVI and Form-XVII, respectively, annexed to these rules:\n(b) a register of deduction for damage or loss, register of fines and register of advances in Form-XIX, Form XX and Form XXI respectively annexed to these rules;\n(c) a register of overtime in Form-XXII annexed to these rules, for recording therein the number of hours of and the wages paid for, overtime work, if any.\n(a) issue where the wage period is one week or more, wage book to each of such building worker in Form-XXIII annexed to these rules to such building workers in which entries shall be made at least a day prior to the disbursement of wages to them;\n(b) issue a service certificate to each of such building worker in Form-XXIV annexed to these rules to such building workers on termination of his service on account of completion of such work or for any other reason;\n(c) obtain signature or thumb-impression of each such building worker against entries relating to him on the register of wages or muster roll-cum-wages register, as the case may be, and such entries shall be authenticated by the employer or his authorised representative.\n(a) muster roll;\n(b) register of wages;\n(c) register of deductions;\n(d) register of overtime;\n(e) register of fines;\n(f) register of advances;\n(g) combined register of wages-muster roll.",
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"number": "242",
"title": "242. Returns.",
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"content": "Chapter-XXVIII\nWelfare of Building Workers",
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"number": "243",
"title": "243. Latrine and urinal accommodation.",
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"content": "(a) every latrine shall be under cover and so partitioned-off as to secure privacy, and shall have a proper door and fastening;\n(b) (i) where both male and female building workers are employed, there shall be displayed outside each block of latrines or urinals a notice containing therein \"For Men Only\" or \"For Women only\" as the case may be, written in the language understood by the majority of such workers;\n(ii) such notice shall also bear the figure of a man or of a women, as the case may be.\n(c) every latrine or urinal shall be conveniently situated and accessible to building workers at all times;\n(d) every latrine or urinal shall be adequately lighted and shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times;\n(e) every latrine or urinal other than those connected with a flush sewage system shall comply with the requirements of the public health authorities;\n(f) water shall be provided by means of a tap or otherwise so as to be conveniently accessible in or near every latrine or urinal;\n(g) the wall, ceilings and partitions of every latrine or urinal; shall be white washed or colour washed once in every period of four months;\n(h) there shall be at least one latrine for every 25 female workers and one latrine for every 25 male worker. Same scale will be followed in case of urinals.",
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"number": "244",
"title": "244. Canteens.",
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"content": "(ii) The floor of such canteen shall be made of smooth and impervious material and inside walls of such canteen shall be lime-washed or colour-washed at least once in every six months:\n(ii) Waste water from such canteen shall be carried away in suitable covered drains and shall not be allowed to accumulate in the surroundings of such canteen.\n(iii) Suitable arrangements shall be made for the collection and disposal of garbage from such canteen.",
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"number": "245",
"title": "245. Food stuff to be served in the canteen.",
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"content": "",
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"number": "246",
"title": "246. Serving of tea and snacks at the work places.",
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"number": "247",
"title": "247. Charges of food stuff.",
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"content": "(a) the rent for the land and building of such canteen;\n(b) the depreciation and maintenance charges for the building and equipment provided in such canteen;\n(c) the cost of purchase, repairs and replacement of equipments including furniture, crockery, cutlery, utensils and uniforms provided to the employees of such canteen;\n(d) the water charges and other charges incurred for lighting and ventilation of such canteen; and\n(e) the interest on the amounts spent for providing and maintaining furniture and other equipment for such canteen; and\n(b) the accounts pertaining to the canteen shall be audited once in a financial year by qualified Auditor.\nChapter-XXIX\nWages",
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"number": "248",
"title": "248. Payment of wages.",
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"content": "(a) the wages of every building worker employed at such construction site where less than one thousand such building workers are employed are paid before the expiry of the seventh day and in other cases before the expiry of tenth day after the last day of the period in respect of which such wages are payable;\n(b) In case the employment of such building worker is terminated by or on behalf of such employer, the wages earned by such building worker are paid before the expiry of the second working day from the day on which employment of such building worker is terminated;\n(c) All payments of wages are made on a working day at such construction site and during the working time and on a date notified in advance and in case the work is completed the final payment of wages is made within forty eight hours of such completion of work.",
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"number": "249",
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"content": "Part-V\nThe Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board\nchapter-XXX",
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"number": "250",
"title": "250. Definition.",
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"content": "(a) \"Board\" means the Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board constituted under section 18 of the Act.\n(b) \"Contribution\" means the sum of money payable to the fund by the beneficiary.\n(c) \"Family\" means the husband and wife and minor sons and unmarried daughters of the Building workers and the parents solely dependent on him.\n(d) \"Fund\" means the Bihar Building and Other Construction Worker Welfare Fund constituted by Board under section 24 of the Act.\n(e) \"Secretary\" means the Secretary of Board appointed under section 19 of the Act.\n(f) \"Year\" means a financial year.",
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"number": "251",
"title": "251. Constitution of the Board (1) The Board shall consist of.",
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"content": "(ii) One member nominated by Central Government.\n(iii) Not more than five person representing the building and other construction workers nominated by the Government of which one member shall be a woman.\n(iv) Not more than five person from among the employers of construction and other building workers nominated by State Government.\n(v) Not more than five members representing State Government of whom one shall be Chief Inspector of Inspection of building and construction of the State, one shall be representative of Finance Department, one shall be a representative of Law Department and two shall be the representative of Labour Department of which one shall from technical wing and one from general wings.",
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"number": "252",
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"number": "253",
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"number": "254",
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"number": "255",
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"number": "256",
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"number": "257",
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"number": "258",
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"content": "Welfare Fund :\n(1) The Board may as soon as may be after coming into force to these rules, constitute a Fund by name \"The Bihar Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Fund\" in accordance with the provision of the Act and these rules.\n(2) The fund shall vest in and be administered by the Board.\n(3) There shall be credited to the Fund-\n(a) grant or loan or advance if any made by the Government of India or by the State Government or any local authority;\n(b) contribution paid by the beneficiaries under these rules;\n(c) all sums received by the Board from such other sources as may be decide by the Central or State Government.",
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"content": "(i) A nominee who is entitled to death benefit under this rule shall submit to the Secretary or any other officer authorised by him an application in Form No. XXXVII. A certificate regarding the death issued by a Govt. Doctor not below the rank of an Assistant Surgeon shall be produced alongwith the application and other documents specified by the Board.\n(ii) The Secretary or the officer authorised by him may on receipt of the application conduct an enquiry with regard to the eligibility of the applicant.\n(iii) If the Secretary or officer authorised by him is satisfied that the person who has applied for the financial assistance is entitled for such benefit he may sanction the amount.\n(iv) The sanctioning authority shall maintain a register for this purpose in Form XXXVIII.\n(v) A person aggrieved by any decision taken under sub-rule (3) may file an appeal before the Board within 60 days from the date of receipt of the order under that sub-rule and the decision of the Board thereon shall be final.",
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"content": "(i) On the member leaving service permanently on superannuation.\n(ii) On leaving service permanently due to physical and mental disability.\n(iii) On death of the member before he leaves the service.\n(iv) On the maturity of the policy assigned before the member leaves service or on the member becoming entitled to receive payment of the money in any other manner.",
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"content": "Part-VI\nMiscellaneous Provisions\nChapter-XXXI\nPower of Chief Inspector and Inspectors",
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"content": "(a) possesses a degree in the relevant field from a recognized university,\n(b) possesses not less than ten years experience of working in the relevant field out of which at least five years shall be in the field of occupational safety, health and environment.",
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"content": "(i) examine such construction site or place or premises used or to be used for such building or other construction work.\n(ii) take on spot or otherwise such evidence of any person which he may deem necessary for the purpose of any examination or enquiry connected with such building or other construction work directly or indirectly:\n(iii) take photographs, video clips, sample weight or measure of record or make such sketches as he may consider necessary for the purpose of any examination or inquiry under these rules.\n(iv) hold an inquiry into the cause of any accident or dangerous occurrence which he has reasons to believe was the result of any operation connected with or incidental to such building or other construction work, of non-compliance with any of the provisions of the Act or these rules.",
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"content": "Schedule-I\n(See rules 56(a), 71(A) and 72)\nManner of test and examination before taking lifting appliance, lifting gear and wire rope into use for the first time:\nTable\nTable\nSafe working load\nSafe working load\nTest load\nTest load\nUp to 20 tonnes\n25 percent in excess of safe working load.\n20 to 50 tonnes\n5 percent in excess of safe working load.\nOver 50 tonnes\n10 percent in excess of safe working load.\n(a) Every ring, hook, chain, shackle, swivel, eye-bolt, plate, clamp, Triangular Plate or Pulley block (except single sheave block) shall be subjected to a test load which shall not be less than the load as specified in the following table:-\nTable\nTable\nSafe working load (in tonnes)\nSafe working load (in tonnes)\nTest load (in tonnes)\nTest load (in tonnes)\nUp to 25\n2 x safe working load\nabove 25\n(1.22 x safe working load) + 20\n(b) In the case of a single sheave block, the safe working load shall be the maximum load which can safely be lifted by the block when suspended by its head fitting and the load is attached to a rope which passes around the sheave of the block and a test load not less than four times the proposed safe working load shall be applied to the head of the block.\n(c) In the case of a multi-sheave block, the fest load shall not be less than load as specified in the following table:-\nTable\nTable\nSafe working load (in tonnes)\nSafe working load (in tonnes)\nTest load (in tonnes)\nTest load (in tonnes)\nUp to 25\n2 x safe working load\n25 to 160\n(0.9933 x safe working load) + 27\nabove 160\n1.1 x safe working load\n(d) In the case of hand-operated pulley blocks used with pitched chains and rings, hooks, shackles or swivels, permanently attached thereto, a test load not less than 50 percent in excess of the safe working load shall be applied.\n(e) In the case of a pulley block fitted with a bucket the bucket shall be tested and the load applied to the bucket when testing that block will be accepted as test load of the bucket.\n(f) In the case of a sling having two legs the safe working load shall be calculated when the angle between the legs is 90 degree. In case of multi-legged slings the safe working load shall be calculated as per national standards.\n(g) Every lifting beam, lifting frame, container spreader bucket, tub or other similar devices shall be subjected to a test load which shall not be less than the load a specified in the following table:-\nTable\nTable\nPropose safe working Load (in tonnes)\nPropose safe working Load (in tonnes)\nTest load (in tonnes)\nTest load (in tonnes)\nUp to 10\n2 x safe working load\n10 to 160\n(1.04 x safe working load) + 9.6\nAbove 160\n1.1 x safe working load\n(h) Wire ropes:\nTable\nTable\nItem\nItem\nCo-efficient of utilization\nCo-efficient of utilization\n1\n1\n2\n2\n(a)\nWire Rope Forming part of Sling Safe working load of the Sling\n\t\t\t\t: Safe Working load up to and equal to 10\n5\nTonnes safe working load above 10 tonnes and up to and equal\n\t\t\t\tto 160 tones.\n10 (8.85 x SWL) + 1910\nSafe working load above 160 tonnes\n3\n(b)\nWire Rope as integral part of a lifting appliance : SWL of the\n\t\t\t\tlifting appliance safe working load up to and equal to 160 tonnes\n10 (8.85 x SWL) + 1910\nSafe working load above 160 tonnes\n3\n(i)\nBefore any tests, carried out, a visual inspection of the\n\t\t\t\tlifting appliance, or lifting gear involved shall be conducted\n\t\t\t\tand any visible defective gear shall be replaced or renewed.\n(ii)\nAfter being tested, all the lifting gears shall be examined to\n\t\t\t\tsee whether any parts have been injured or permanently deformed\n\t\t\t\tby the test.\n(a) A derrick shall be tested with its boom at the minimum angle to the horizontal for which the derrick is designed (generally 15 degrees) or at such greater angle as may be agreed. The angle at which the test has been carried out shall mentioned in the test certificate. The test load shall be applied by hoisting movable weights. During the test, the boom shall be swung with the test load, as far as practicable, in both directions.\n(b) A derrick boom, designed to be raised with power, with load suspended shall, in addition to the test at (a), be raised (with load suspended) to its maximum working angle to the horizontal and the two outer most positions.\n(c) While test loading of a heavy lift derrick, the competent person responsible for test using moveable weights shall ascertain from the owner of the vessel or floating platform that the stability of the vessel or platform is adequate for the test.\n(a) The derricks rigged in union purchase are tested with the test load appropriate to the SWL in union purchase (at the designed headroom and with the derrick booms in their approved working positions);\n(b) The safe working load of that derrick in union purchase rig has also been specified by a competent persons in a report in Form-V;\n(c) Any limitations or conditions specified in the said report are complied with; and\n(d) the two hoist ropes are coupled together by a suitable swivel assembly.\nNote: - The safe working load of derricks (for each method of rig including union purchase) shall be shown on the certificate of test and marked on the derrick booms.\nNote:\n(a) The test load shall be lifted and swung, as far as possible, in both Directions. If the jib or boom of the crane has a variable radius, it shall be tested with test loads at the maximum and minimum radii, in case of hydraulic cranes when owing to the limitation of pressure, it is impossible to lift a test load in accordance with table under item (1) it will be sufficient to lift the greatest possible load which shall be more than safe working load.\n(b) The test shall be performed at maximum, minimum and Intermediate radius points as well as such points in the arc of rotation, as the competent persons may decide. The test shall consist of hoisting, lowering, breaking and swinging through all position and operations normally performed. 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"content": "Signature of the Employer/CMO\nNote: When building worker contracts any disease specified in Schedule-XII, a notice in this form shall be sent forth with to the Chief Inspector.\nNote:\nBihar Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 2005\nBihar Building and Other Construction Workers (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Rules, 2005\nForm-XIV\nForm-XIV\n[See rule 210(7)]\nReport of Accidents and Dangerous occurrences\nReport of Accidents and Dangerous occurrences",
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"content": "Date Time\nWhether registered with if yes, give Reg. No.\nBuilding and Other Construction\nWorkers Welfare Board.",
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"content": "(a) collapses or failure of lifting appliances hoist, conveyors etc.\n(b) collapse or subsidence of soil any wall, floor, gallery etc.\n(c) collapse of transmission towers, pipeline, bridges etc.\n(d) explosion of receiver, vessel etc.\n(e) fire and explosion.\n(f) spillage or leakage of hazardous substances.\n(g) collapse, capsizing, toppling or collision of transport equipment.\n(h) Leakage or release of harmful toxic gases at the construction site.\n(i) failure of lifting appliance, loose gear, hoist or building and other construction work machinery transport equipment etc.",
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