Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations
Parts 29 to 37: Tools, machinery, repairs, pile driving, powered mobile equipment, hoisting, hoists, electricity and welding – Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations

Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act General Regulations P33: Powered mobile equipment: maintained and operated safely by the employer and inspected by operators each shift, ROPS and FOPS to CSA B352.0, seat belts, brakes and warning devices, signallers where vision is obstructed, pedestrian separation, dust control, certified attachments, blocking of raised equipment, lock bars at articulation points, slope precautions, gear downhill, tyre inflation, enclosed seating for transported workers, and no riding in cabs being loaded

What does P33 require?

The employer keeps powered mobile equipment (self-propelled machinery that carries, pushes, pulls, digs, compacts, lifts, stacks or moves material or provides a working platform, including trucks) in safe operating condition with operation, inspection, repair, maintenance and modification done as section 33.2 requires, and operators inspect it before each shift and follow section 33.3. Machines used in agriculture, construction, earthmoving, forestry and industry carry protective structures to CSA B352.0-16 (rollover and falling object protection) with approved modifications and seat belts for operator and passengers; equipment has an operative braking system, a manual audible warning device and the other section 33.7 features; a designated signaller is used when the operator cannot see clearly; walkways separate pedestrians where practicable with safe work procedures otherwise; dust is minimised; load-handling attachments are fitted only as the manufacturer specifies or an engineer certifies; raised equipment is blocked before anyone works under it; lock bars are used at articulation points during repair; slopes and banks are stabilised; equipment is kept in gear downhill; tyres are inflated within rated pressure; trucks carrying workers have enclosed seating; and nobody stays in a cab while a crane or shovel loads it.

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