What does P34 require?

For automotive lifts, mobile and tower cranes, overhead travelling cranes, winches, blocks and similar apparatus the employer ensures sufficient strength and suitable ropes, chains, slings, hooks and fittings, obtains the safe load capacity from the manufacturer or an engineer and posts it, never exceeds it, maintains the apparatus in good condition with thorough inspection and testing by a designated competent person, ensures operators follow the procedures prescribed in section 34.6 with barriers around swing areas, and ensures loads move only on signals from a designated signaller who meets the section 34.7 duties. No person rides on a load or stands or moves under a suspended load. Mobile cranes have operator protection against falling material and the other section 34.9 features, rubber-tyred cranes have stabilisers fully extended on pads when in use, booms are secured and overhead lines respected when a crane travels, and building materials are never used as counterweights.

Prince Edward Island Occupational Health and Safety Act...

Other controls in 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

P29 Hand tools and portable power tools: owners supply sound inspected tools, employers ensure competence, instruction and regular inspection of power tools, users inspect and handle tools safely, wear eye protection and respirators where needed, and avoid loose clothing and the other prohibited acts
P30 Mechanical safety: moving parts safeguarded, machinery installed and operated to manufacturer's specifications, identified and protected controls, accessible stops, lock-out disconnects, servicing only after isolation, working space, specific safeguards for drives and nip points, abrasive wheels, cutting machinery, saws, tumblers, agitators and conveyors
P31-32 Repairs to machinery and pile driving: daily inspection of power-operated machinery, no use during repair, isolation and lock during repair, tyre and rim precautions, and pile driver hose, line and hammer safeguards
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
P35 Hoists: workers and materials never carried together, personnel hoists to CSA Z185 and material hoists to CSA Z256
P36 Electricity: only competent workers on energised conductors, Electrical Inspection Act compliance, protective devices, special procedures above 3,000 V, lock and tag de-energising and controlled re-energising, guards near live equipment, communication and insulated mats in manholes, water-free tunnels, clear access to switchgear, overhead barricades, pole setting near live conductors with two workers, limits of approach and utility contact, insulated metal-free ladders and insulated tools, temporary wiring and portable conductors, cords and grounding
P37 Welding, cutting and soldering: fume ventilation, no hot work near combustibles or flammable atmospheres without precautions, non-flammable supports, slag and spark control, screens and dark walls, extinguishing equipment at hand, fire retardant clothing and respirators, torch and regulator inspection, no hot work on enclosed or formerly flammable containers unless certified or cleaned, torch and cylinder handling, storage, upright securing, quick release and reverse-flow check valves

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