What does R1180 require?

The Rule covers portable and mobile generating units, standby units, engine-driven generators in power plants, prime movers for industrial processes and internal combustion engines in construction and agriculture (transport engines excepted), applying Chapter 2 of the PSME Code and Rule 1060 as the minimum for installation, plan checking and inspection. The Regional Labor Office inspects, with the owner's representative and the supervising plant mechanical engineer, during foundation construction and installation, before the engine enters service, before service after modification and periodically at intervals of not more than twelve months, the owner preparing the engine and surroundings on notice and the inspector checking foundation cracks, noise, vibration, exhaust, guarding and the other items of Rule 1182. Engine rooms and buildings meet Rule 1183 (ventilation, exhaust, fuel storage, clearances, fire protection), installation plans are prepared under Rule 1184 and portable or mobile engines follow Rule 1185.

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Other controls in Rules 1100 to 1240: Welding, confined spaces, explosives, materials handling, boilers, pressure vessels, internal combustion engines, machine guarding, electrical safety, elevators, piping identification, power piping – Philippines Occupational Safety and Health Standards

R1100 Rule 1100 Welding and cutting: no hot work near combustibles, explosives or flammable atmospheres until hazards are removed, no welding on containers that held flammables unless cleaned, inerted or water-filled, opaque screens at least 2 metres high where others work or pass, a portable extinguisher at hand, a written permit from the safety man in large establishments, welders' PPE, and ventilation or respirators in confined spaces
R1120 Rule 1120 Hazardous work processes: before entering an underground tank or similar confined space, water level checked, air tested for explosive gases, oxygen and carbon monoxide, blower ventilation where levels are abnormal, breathing apparatus available, a watcher in regular contact with equivalent apparatus, no smoking or open flames until fire risk is cleared, no solvent spraying without protection, openings barricaded and lit, and adequate means of entry and exit
R1140 Rule 1140 Explosives: manufacture, handling and storage only in approved places, buildings used for nothing else, quantity and distance tables, magazine construction and storage rules, records of disposition, and the Fire Code applied to transport and storage
R1150 Rule 1150 Materials handling and storage: safe clearances and marked aisles for mechanical handling, tiered storage stacked, blocked and limited in height, storage areas free of trip, fire, explosion and pest hazards, clearance signs, derails on spur tracks, and covers or guardrails on open pits, tanks and vats
R1160 Rule 1160 Boilers: no boiler installed or operated without the Secretary's permit, applications with manufacturer data and plans, cleared repairs, transfer reporting within thirty days, boiler room construction and clearances, power and heating boiler requirements, cleaning and repair precautions, PPE, colour coding and plan preparation
R1170 Rule 1170 Unfired pressure vessels: the boiler permit and application regime applied to pressure vessels, manufacturer's certificates, accessible installation, protected safety valves, a factor of safety of five, and specific requirements for LPG and other cylinders, steam-heated, water and air pressure, refrigeration tanks and compressors
R1200 Rule 1200 Machine guarding: all moving parts of prime movers and transmission equipment and all dangerous parts of driven machinery effectively guarded, built-in safety specified when ordering and ensured by manufacturers, vendors and installers, guards removed only when authorised with the machine stopped and reinstalled before use, standard guard construction, point-of-operation guards, transmission guarding, woodworking machinery and power presses
R1210 Rule 1210 Electrical safety: the Philippine Electrical Code adopted as the safety standard, no installation without plans approved by the Secretary and prepared by a licensed professional electrical engineer, no energisation until final inspection and a safety certificate or permit, periodic inspection, inspection fees and plan preparation requirements

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