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- (c) compounds contaminated with peroxide materi -als are disposed of by a competent employee or are treated chemically to eliminate the peroxides. 2022-79 ## Cryogenic liquids 2022-79 342.91 With respect to cryogenic liquids, an employer shall ensure that - (a) containers used for the storage, transportation and dispensing of cryogenic liquids are designed for that purpose, - (b) indoor dispensing stations and storage locations for cryogenic liquids are adequately ventilated to pre -vent the development of harmful atmospheres, - (c) monitoring is performed to ensure the effective -ness of the ventilation of indoor dispensing stations and storage locations for cryogenic liquids and the re -sults are documented, and - (d) signs are posted on indoor dispensing stations and freezers with automatic filling cycles for cryo -genic liquids identifying the materials, the hazards and the precautions required. 2022-79 ## Sharp materials 2022-79 342.92 With respect to sharp materials, an employer shall ensure that - (a) safe means of handling needles, knives, scissors, scalpels, broken glass and other sharp materials are used, - (b) recapping of needles before disposal is not per -mitted unless the recapping device is specifically de -signed for single-handed use, or is otherwise safe for use, and - (c) biohazard sharp puncture-resistant containers are used for the disposal of needles, knives, scissors, - c) un salarié compétent élimine les composés conta -minés par des matières peroxydiques, ou ceux-ci sont traités chimiquement pour éliminer les peroxydes. 2022-79 ## Liquides cryogéniques 2022-79 342.91 En ce qui à trait aux liquides cryogéniques, l'employeur s'assure de ce qui suit : - a) les récipients utilisés pour l'entreposage, le trans -port et la distribution de liquides cryogéniques sont conçus à cet effet; - b) les postes de distribution et les lieux d'entrepo -sage intérieurs d…

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scalpels, broken glass and other sharp materials to prevent the possibility of cuts or puncture. 2022-79 ## PART XXI ## LOGGING AND SILVICULTURE OPERATIONS ## Application 343 This Part applies to logging and silviculture opera -tions. ## Supervisors 2022-27 344 An employer shall ensure that at least one supervi -sor is present in each work area. 2022-27 ## Competency of employees - 345 With respect to the tools, equipment, machines, devices and materials that an employee is to use, an em -ployer shall ensure that - (a) each employee is competent to use them, and - (b) each employee has received training that is ac -ceptable to the Commission. 2022-27 ## Communication plan - logging operations 2022-27 345.1 An employer shall ensure that an effective com -munication plan is in place for employees involved in a logging operation and every employee shall follow the communication plan. 2022-27 ## Initial safety meeting 2022-27 345.2 (1) Before employees start work in a new work area, a safety meeting shall be held to inform the em -ployees of any hazards in that area and the actions to be taken to eliminate or minimize the hazards. éclats de verre ou d'autres objets pointus ou tran -chants afin de prévenir le risque de coupure ou de per -foration. 2022-79 ## PARTIE XXI ## OPÉRATIONS DE BÛCHERONNAGE ET DE SYLVICULTURE ## Champ d'application 343 La présente partie s'applique au bûcheronnage et à la sylviculture. ## Surveillants 2022-27 344 L'employeur s'assure qu'au moins un surveillant est présent dans chaque aire de travail. 2022-27 ## Obligations de l'employeur quant à la compétence des salariés - 345 L'employeur s'assure qu'en ce qui concerne les outils, l'équipement, les machines, les appareils et les matériaux qu'un salarié est tenu d'utiliser, ce dernier : - a) est compétent pour les utiliser; - b) a reçu une formation se rapportant à leur utilisa -tion que la Commission juge acceptabl…

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Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division Division 2 - (x) Core collars. Set screws for securing core collars to winding and unwinding shafts shall not protrude above the face of the collar. All edges of the collar with which an operator's hand comes in contact shall be beveled to remove all sharp corners. - (y) Slitter knives. Slitter knives shall be guarded so as to prevent accidental contact. Carriers shall be provided and used for transportation of slitter knives. - (z) Winder shaft. The winder shall have a guide rail to align the shaft for easy entrance into the opened rewind shaft bearing housings. - (aa) Handling rolls, winders and core shafts. Mechanical handling equipment shall be provided for handling rolls, winder shafts, and core shafts that are too heavy for safe manual handling based on the NIOSH Work Practice Guide for Manual Lifting - 1981. - (bb) Winder area. A nonskid surface shall be provided in front of the winder to prevent accidental slipping. - (cc) Radiation. Special standards regarding the use of radiation equipment shall be posted and followed as required by 1910.1096, Ionizing Radiation, in Subdivision Z. - (13) Finishing Room. - (a) Cleaning rolls. Rolls shall be cleaned only on the outrunning side. - (b) Emergency stops. Electrically or manually operated quick power disconnecting devices, interlocked with braking action, shall be provided on all operating sides of the machine within easy reach of all employees. These devices shall be tested by making use of them when stopping the machine. - (c) Core collars. The requirements of section (12)(x) of this rule, and the requirements in Subdivision O, Machinery and Machine Guarding, shall apply. - (d) Elevators. These shall be in accordance with American National Standard ANSI/ASME A17.1-1990. - (e) Control panels. The requirements of section (12)(t) of this rule shall apply. - (f) Guillotine-type cutters.

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Division 2 AO 2-2023 Oregon Administrative Rules Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division - 10. Selection guidelines for foot protection. Safety shoes and boots which meet the ANSI Z41-1991 Standard provide both impact and compression protection. Where necessary, safety shoes can be obtained which provide puncture protection. In some work situations, metatarsal protection should be provided, and in other special situations electrical conductive or insulating safety shoes would be appropriate. Safety shoes or boots with impact protection would be required for carrying or handling materials such as packages, objects, parts or heavy tools, which could be dropped; and for other activities where objects might fall onto the feet. Safety shoes or boots with compression protection would be required for work activities involving skid trucks (manual material handling carts) around bulk rolls (such as paper rolls) and around heavy pipes, all of which could potentially roll over an employee's feet. Safety shoes or boots with puncture protection would be required where sharp objects such as nails, wire, tacks, screws, large staples, scrap metal, etc., could be stepped on by employees causing a foot injury. Electrically conductive shoes would be required as a supplementary form of protection for work activities in which there is a danger of fire or explosion from the discharge of static electricity. Electrical-hazard or dielectric footwear would be required as a supplementary form of protection when an employee standing on the ground is exposed to hazardous step or touch potential (the difference in electrical potential between the feet or between the hands and feet) or when primary forms of electrical potential between the feet or between the hands and feet) or when primary forms of electrical protective equipment, such as rubber insulating gloves and blankets, do not provide complete protection for an employee standing on the ground. Some occupations (not a complete…