Créer une analyse de risque en tableau tâche-risque mesure préventive-matériel pour des opération de pose de module de mur rideau avec une minigrue de type mini jeccko travaillant sur les étage supérieur au étages de pose.

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- (e) the preventive measures in place to address the hazard; - (f) any employee reports made under paragraph 126 1 ( )(g) or (h) of the Act or under section 15.3 ; and - (g) any other relevant information. SOR/2005-401, s. 2; SOR/2007-271, s. 4. ## Preventive Measures - 19.5 (1) The employer shall, in order to address identified and assessed hazards, including ergonomics-related hazards, take preventive measures to address the assessed hazard in the following order of priority: - (a) the elimination of the hazard, including by way of engineering controls which may involve mechanical aids, equipment design or redesign that take into account the physical attributes of the employee; - (b) the reduction of the hazard, including isolating it; - (c) the provision of personal protective equipment, clothing, devices or materials; and - (d) administrative procedures, such as the management of hazard exposure and recovery periods and the management of work patterns and methods. - (2) As part of the preventive measures, the employer shall develop and implement a preventive maintenance program in order to avoid failures that could result in a hazard to employees. - (3) The employer shall ensure that any preventive measure shall not in itself create a hazard and shall take into account the effects on the work place. - (4) The preventive measures shall include steps to address - (a) newly identified hazards in an expeditious manner; and - (b) ergonomics-related hazards that are identified when planning implementation of change to the work environment or to work duties, equipment, practices or processes. - e) les mesures qui ont été prises pour prévenir le risque; - f) tout élément signalé par l'employé au titre des alinéas 126 1 ( )g) ou h) de la Loi et tout rapport fait par l'employé au titre de l'article 15.3 ; - g) tout autre renseignement pertinent. DORS/2005-401, art. 2; DORS/2007-271, art. 4. …

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- (e) details concerning load distribution; - (f) the need for and position of signallers, if applica -ble; and - (g) a description of an effective communications system that employees involved in the critical lift shall use. - 212.1 (2) Before commencing a critical lift, an em -ployer or a contractor shall inform the employees in -volved in the critical lift of the content of the code of practice and the supervisor shall document the commu -nication of the information. - 212.1 (3) The requirements of subsection (2) apply whenever there is a change in the employees involved in a critical lift. - 212.1 (4) Whenever there is a change in the equipment involved in a critical lift, an employer and a contractor shall each ensure that a new code of practice is estab -lished for the equipment that contains the information set out in subsection (1). - 212.1 (5) An employer shall ensure that a copy of the code of practice is readily available to employees in -volved in the critical lift. - 212.1 (6) An employee shall comply with the code of practice and an employer shall ensure that employees comply with the code of practice. 2022-79 ## Mobile Cranes ## Safety features - 213 (1) An employer shall ensure that a mobile crane - (a) has a cab, screen, canopy guard or other ade -quate protection for the operator of the crane if the operator may be exposed to the hazard of falling ma -terial, - (b) is equipped with load limit brakes capable of ef -fectively braking the load being lifted, - (b.1) has a two-blocking damage prevention mecha -nism or an audible device that warns the operator of an impending two-block condition, - e) les détails relatifs à la répartition de la charge; - f) le besoin de signaleurs et leur emplacement, le cas échéant; - g) une description du système de communication ef -ficace que les salariés effectuant le levage sont tenus d'utiliser. - 212.1 (2) Avant le dé…

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- (l) where practicable, outriggers for their ability to retract and extend and to bear the load, - (m) outrigger boxes for structural damage, - (n) tires for recommended pressure, - (o) where practicable, all running ropes for any ap -preciable loss of original strength as indicated by gen -eral corrosion, broken or cut strands and visible bro -ken wiresand for distortion of the rope, such as kinking, crushing, unstranding, birdcaging, mainstrand displacement or core protrusion, - (p) where practicable, rotation-resistant ropes and boom-hoist ropes, to ascertain any damage or deterio -ration, and - (q) where practicable, all points of rapid deteriora -tion, such as flange points, crossover points and repet -itive pickup points on drums. ## Operator's log 213.31 (4) An operator who conducts a visual inspec -tion under this section shall forthwith record the results of the inspection in an operator's log kept for the crane, and shall also record any deficiencies in the crane log. ## Operator's log 213.31 (5) An employer shall ensure that an operator's log is prepared and maintained for each mobile crane so as to provide each operator with the results of previous visual inspections of the crane by an operator, and shall ensure that the log is kept in the cab of the mobile crane. 2001-33 ## Crane log 213.4 (1) An employer shall ensure that a crane log is prepared and maintained for each mobile crane to pro -vide the owner, employer and operator with a complete machine history for the crane. - l) lorsque c'est possible, les stabilisateurs pour véri -fier leur capacité de se rétracter, de s'étendre et de supporter la charge, - m) les caissons de stabilisateurs pour en détecter les défauts de fabrication, - n) les pneus pour vérifier s'ils ont la pression re -commandée. - o) lorsque c'est possible, les câbles courants pour vérifier toute perte appréciable de résistance comme l'indiqueraient la corrosion général…

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- (d) not store containers of gasoline, diesel oil or other flammable substances in the cab, - (e) not carry loose articles in the cab that would pose a hazard to the safe operation of the crane, and - (f) keep the crane in gear when going downhill. 213.2 (2) An operator of a mobile crane shall, when leaving the crane unattended, - (a) secure it against movement, - (b) set the brake, - (c) not leave a load suspended, - (d) engage the swing lock and swing brake, - (e) leave the controls in neutral, - (f) disengage the master clutch, - (g) stop the engine, and - (h) remove the key. 2001-33 ## Inspection and certification 213.21 (1) An employer shall ensure that a mobile crane is inspected every twelve months by an engineer or a competent person who is supervised by an engineer. - 213.21 (2) An engineer referred to in subsection (1) shall certify in writing that the inspection complies with the requirements of subsection (4) and that the crane is in safe working order. - 213.21 (3) A certification under subsection (2) shall provide details on the conditions under which the mobile crane was inspected. 213.21 (4) An engineer referred to in subsection (1) shall ensure that the inspection under subsection (1), in -cluding a visual weld inspection, is conducted in accord -ance with the requirements of clause [redacted address].1 of CSA standard Z150-20, 'Safety code on mobile cranes' or a standard offering equivalent or better protection. - d) s'abstenir de conserver des contenants d'essence, carburant diesel ou autres substances inflammables dans la cabine, - e) s'abstenir de transporter des articles en vrac qui constituerait un danger pour le fonctionnement sûr de la grue, et - f) maintenir les vitesses de la grue engagées lorsqu'elle descend une déclivité. 213.2 (2) Le conducteur d'une grue mobile doit, lorsqu'il laisse la grue sans surveillance, - a) la stabiliser pour éviter tout mouvement, - b)…

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- (d) is equipped with a manually operated horn, - (e) has a rear-view mirror or other means of ensur -ing that the equipment can be safely manoeuvred back and forth, - (f) when wheel mounted, is equipped with an audi -ble back-up alarm that operates automatically when the equipment is in reverse and that is clearly audible above the background noise, - (g) when crawler mounted, is equipped with an au -dible motion detector that operates automatically when the crane is in motion and that is clearly audible above the background noise, - (h) is equipped with adequate headlights and tail lights when used after dark or in dimly lit areas, - (i) has gears and moving parts adequately guarded, - (j) has controls that cannot be operated from outside the cab unless the controls are designed to be operated from outside the cab, - (k) has any load on it adequately secured, and - (l) is provided with a three point contact to access the operator's cab. 2001-33; 2022-79 ## Duty of operator - 213.2 (1) An operator of a mobile crane shall - (a) ensure that a person does not ride on any part of the crane not designed to carry passengers, - (b) not set a crane in motion until all air and hy -draulic pressures are fully built up to specified operat -ing pressures, - (c) follow a safe refueling procedure, - d) est équipée d'un klaxon à commande manuelle, - e) a un rétroviseur ou un autre moyen de s'assurer qu'il est possible d'avancer ou de reculer la grue en toute sécurité, - f) si elle est montée sur roues, est équipée d'un si -gnal sonore qui se met en marche automatiquement lorsque la grue recule et qui s'entend clairement audessus du bruit de fond, - g) si elle est montée sur chenille, est équipée d'un détecteur de mouvement sonore qui se met en marche automatiquement lorsque la grue est en mouvement et qui s'entend clairement au-dessus du bruit de fond, - h) est équipée de feux avant et de feux arrière adé -…

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- (a) possible hazardous situations, including a de -scription of the hazards and the possible effects on the health or safety of employees; - (b) the identification of employees at risk; - (c) the location where the code of practice might ap -ply; - (d) the methods and equipment to be used including inspections procedures; - (e) the procedures and equipment which might be required in the event of an emergency; - (f) the times, days, or events during which the code of practice might be applicable; - (g) the identification of training needs; - (h) the identification of the person responsible for implementing the code of practice; and - (i) the name of the safety monitor, if applicable, and the training the safety monitor has received. 2010-159; 2022-27; 2024-38 ## Training 50.3 (1) An employer shall ensure that a competent person trains an employee in the use, maintenance and inspection of a fall-protection system for the task being performed unless the fall-protection system is a guard -rail. - 50.3 (2) The employer shall ensure that the competent person referred to in subsection (1), who provides the training, prepares a written training record which shall include the following information: - (a) the name of the employee who received the training; - (b) the date on which the training took place; and - (c) the name of the competent person and the name of the agency if any. - 50.3 (3) The training record for each employee shall be made available to an officer upon request. - 50.3 (4) An employer shall, in consultation with the committee or health and safety representative, if any, re - - a) les situations dangereuses possibles, leur descrip -tion et leurs effets possibles sur la santé ou la sécurité des salariés; - b) une indication concernant les salariés à risque; - c) l'endroit où le code peut s'appliquer; - d) les méthodes et l'équipement à utiliser, y compris la procédure d'inspection; - e) la…

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- (c) has safety devices and limit switches installed and used as specified by the manufacturer, and - (d) has a boom angle indicator clearly visible to the operator. ## Exception 213 (1.1) Paragraph (1)(a) does not apply to mobile cranes with controls that are externally mounted outside the cab. ## When barriers required for operation 213 (2) Where a mobile crane is being operated in an area where the swing clearance of any obstruction is less than 600 mm, an employer shall ensure that barriers are installed to prevent a person from entering the area. 97-121; 2001-33 ## Load chart to be kept with mobile crane 213.1 An employer shall ensure that a load chart from the manufacturer of a mobile crane is kept with the crane and is accessible to the operator when operating the crane. 2001-33 ## Use, operation and equipment 213.11 An employer shall ensure that a mobile crane - (a) is used only for the purposes for which it is de -signed and equipped, - (b) is operated by - (i) if the mobile crane is a wheel- or crawlermounted lattice boom crane with a lifting capacity of over 25 t or a wheel- or crawler-mounted hy -draulic boom crane with a lifting capacity of over 25 t, an operator who holds an appropriate certifi -cate of qualification issued under the Apprentice -ship and Occupational Certification Act , or - (ii) if the mobile crane is of a type other than the type referred to in subparagraph (i), a competent person, - (c) is equipped with adequate chassis brakes, - c) a des dispositifs de sécurité et des interrupteurs de fin de course installés et utilisés suivant les spécifi -cations du fabricant, et - d) a un indicateur d'angle de flèche, clairement vi -sible pour le conducteur. ## Exception 213 (1.1) L'alinéa (1)a) ne s'applique pas aux grues mobiles dont les commandes sont montées à l'extérieur de la cabine. ## Barrières installées pour empêcher quiconque d'entrer dans le secteur 213 (2)…

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referred to in paragraphs ( 1 )(a) to (d), the equipment must be stored, maintained, inspected, tested, fitted, installed, used or dismantled in accordance with the fallprotection plan. SOR/2019-243, s. 4. ## Fall Protection ## Fall-protection Plan - 12.06 (1) If there is a risk of injury due to falling in any of the circumstances described in paragraphs 12.07 1 ( )(a), (b) or (c) in a work place, the employer must, before any work activities begin, - (a) develop a fall-protection plan in consultation with the work place committee or the health and safety representative; and - (b) ensure that a copy of the fall-protection plan is readily available at the work place for consultation. - (2) The fall-protection plan must specify - (a) the hazards that have been identified for each work area and each activity to be carried out at the work place; - (b) the fall-protection systems that have been chosen to protect against the identified hazards; - (c) if a personal fall-protection system is used, the anchorage to be used during the work; - (d) if a fall-arrest system is used, the clearance distance below each work area; - (e) if there are no manufacturer's instructions with respect to the storage, maintenance, inspection, testing, fitting, installation, use or dismantling of equipment that is used in a fall-protection system and that is provided by an employer, the procedures to be followed for the purposes of paragraphs 12.05 1 ( )(a) to (d); and - (f) the rescue procedures to be followed if a person falls. - (3) The fall-protection plan must include, in annex, a copy of any manufacturer's instructions with respect to the storage, maintenance, inspection, testing, fitting, d'installation, d'utilisation, de démontage et de maintien dans un état de propreté et de salubrité prévues aux alinéas ( 1 )a) à d) sont exécutées conformément au plan de protection contre les chutes. DORS/2019-243, a…

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view annually or more frequently, if required by a change in work conditions or in the fall protection field, the training provided to employees concerning fall pro -tection to determine if retraining is necessary. 2010-159; 2022-27 ## Inspections of fall-protection system components - 50.4 (1) An owner of a place of employment, an em -ployer and a contractor shall each ensure that each com -ponent of a fall-protection system is inspected as follows to determine whether there are any defective or inade -quate components: - (a) visually by the employee before use during a shift; and - (b) by a competent person before initial use and pe -riodically as recommended by the manufacturer, in -staller or an engineer. - 50.4 (2) If the inspection reveals a defect or inade -quacy, no one shall use the fall-protection system and no owner of a place of employment, employer or contractor shall permit its use until the defect or inadequacy has been eliminated. - 50.4 (3) An owner of a place of employment, an em -ployer and a contractor shall each ensure that all compo -nents of a fall-protection system are compatible with one another, the work environment and the type of work be -ing done. 2010-159 ## Inspections of personal fall-protection system components 50.5 (1) An employer and an employee shall each en -sure that each component of a personal fall-protection system is inspected as follows to determine whether there are any defective or inadequate components: - (a) by the employee prior to each use; and - (b) periodically as recommended by the manufac -turer's specifications. 50.5 (2) If the inspection reveals a defect or inade -quacy, no one shall use the personal fall-protection sys - revoie chaque année la formation quant à la prévention des chutes ou plus fréquemment si un changement des conditions de travail ou en matière de protection contre les chutes le justifie afin de déte…