(c) safe work procedures to be followed by persons working at the workplace. (b) the implementation of closures or other measures, as specified in the avalanche safety program, and (a) the regular monitoring of weather, snow and avalanche conditions in the area of the workplace, at intervals the qualified person considers will be effective, (6) If eliminating the risks associated with an avalanche is not practicable, the avalanche safety plan must include measures and procedures to minimize those risks, including an avalanche safety program that provides for (5) The avalanche safety plan must be developed by a qualified person and, subject to subsection (6), must include measures to eliminate the risks associated with an avalanche. (f) the nature of the workplace and the buildings and structures at the workplace. (e) the extent, if any, to which the nature and duration of work activities to be carried out at the workplace may affect the topography, vegetation or snow conditions in the area of the workplace (d) the nature and duration of work activities to be carried out at the workplace (c) the history of avalanches in the area of the workplace

(b) the snow conditions in the area of the workplace (a) the topography and vegetation in the area of the workplace (4) In conducting the avalanche risk assessment, the qualified person must consider all of the hazards and risks associated with an avalanche, including, without limitation, the following: (3) The avalanche risk assessment must be conducted by a qualified person. (b) if the avalanche risk assessment indicates that a person working at the workplace will be exposed to a risk associated with an avalanche, a written avalanche safety plan is developed and implemented. (a) a written avalanche risk assessment is completed, and (2) Subject to section 4.1.2, if a person working at a workplace may be exposed to a risk associated with an avalanche, the employer must ensure that no work is carried out at the workplace until 'avalanche safety program' means the program referred to in subsection (6). 'avalanche safety plan' means the plan referred to in subsection (2)(b) 'avalanche risk assessment' means the assessment referred to in subsection (2)(a) 4.1.1 Avalanche risk assessment and safety plan Table 4-1: Illumination levels for task categoriesĤ.69 Emergency lighting INDOOR AIR QUALITYĤ.80 Temperature and humidity ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE AND E-CIGARETTE VAPOURĤ.83 Public entertainment facilities OCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTSĤ.88–4.106 Buildings, Structures, Equipment and Site ConditionsĪ workplace must be planned, constructed, used and maintained to protect from danger any person working at the workplace. Schedule 4-A WorkSafeBC Standard - Guardrails Using Rope or Other Non-rigid Material ILLUMINATION Forestry Operations and Similar ActivitiesīUILDINGS, STRUCTURES, EQUIPMENT AND SITE CONDITIONSĤ.1.1 Avalanche risk assessment and safety planĤ.1.2 Avalanche risk assessment and safety plan exceptionĤ.12 Circumvention of safeguards EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSEĤ.18 Notification of utility service providers IMPAIRMENTĤ.20 Impairment by alcohol, drug or other substance WORKING ALONE OR IN ISOLATIONĤ.20.2 Hazard identification, elimination and controlĤ.21 Procedures for checking well-being of workerĤ.22.1 Late night retail safety procedures and requirementsĤ.23 Annual reviews of procedures WORKPLACE CONDUCTĤ.26 Investigation VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACEĤ.31 Advice to consult physician WORK AREA REQUIREMENTSĤ.42 Cleaning with compressed air STORING AND HANDLING MATERIALSĤ.45 Falling materials ERGONOMICS (MSI) REQUIREMENTSĤ.53 Consultation WORK AREA GUARDS AND HANDRAILSĤ.58 Specifications for guards and guardrails Diving, Fishing and Other Marine Operations Ladders, Scaffolds and Temporary Work Platforms Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Noise, Vibration, Radiation and Temperature Occupational Health and Safety Regulation

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