What does 48-52 require?

Suitable natural or artificial lighting is provided and kept up wherever in a workplace anyone works or passes; glazed windows and skylights lighting workrooms are kept clean inside and out and unobstructed, except for whitewashing or shading against heat or glare, and artificial lighting apparatus is properly maintained. In any building where work is done, sufficient and suitable sanitary conveniences are provided, maintained, kept clean and lit, with proper separate accommodation and separate approaches for each sex (other than family workplaces) indicated by notices. Enough wholesome drinking water is provided and maintained at suitable points conveniently accessible to all workers; adequate and suitable washing facilities are provided, kept clean and conveniently accessible, adjacent to the sanitary conveniences in premises that became workplaces after the Act commenced; and a suitable cloakroom is provided and maintained for workers.

Uganda Occupational Safety and Health Act 2006 48-52...

Other controls in Parts VII and VIII: Registration of workplaces, health and welfare (sections 40 to 55) – Uganda Occupational Safety and Health Act 2006

40-41 Registration of workplaces: notice to the Commissioner with the Schedule 3 particulars at least one month before occupying or using premises as a workplace (or within a month on taking over premises without changing the work), registration and a Schedule 4 certificate on payment of the fee, renewable every three years, the notice to set up a safety committee within six months, and offences for occupying unregistered premises
42-44 Approval and notification of workplace changes: plans and architectural drawings of a new workplace or alterations submitted to the Commissioner for approval before construction begins, register entries varied by the Commissioner for accuracy, and written notice of the full particulars of mechanical power at least one month before its first use
45-47 Buildings and the working environment: sound construction and repair of any part a worker uses or passes through, weather protection, water-tight roofs, freedom from dampness and drainage of wet floors; workplaces kept clean with daily removal of dirt and refuse, weekly floor cleaning and periodic washing, repainting or whitewashing of walls and ceilings; suitable room temperature, no overcrowding, workrooms at least three metres high, and effective fresh-air circulation with mechanical ventilation that removes odours and contamination
53-55 Seating, meals and first aid: sufficient suitable seats where workers can sit during work and suitable seats for work that can be done sitting; adequate meal facilities away from work positions with tables and chairs or benches with backrests; a first-aid room or a readily accessible prescribed first-aid box or cupboard, an additional box for every fifty workers above one hundred and fifty, prescribed contents only, in the charge of a responsible and, above a set number of workers, trained person who is available during working hours and named on a conspicuous notice

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