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Director Order [Effective March 31, 2023, revoking various allowances, approvals and interjurisdictional recognitions as these are no longer needed due to an OHS Code update]

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Revokes several allowances, approvals and interjurisdictional recognitions, effective March 31, 2023, as they are no longer needed due to an OHS Code update. This include: interjurisdictional... More ≫

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Revokes several allowances, approvals and interjurisdictional recognitions, effective March 31, 2023, as they are no longer needed due to an OHS Code update. This include: interjurisdictional recognition related to personal protective equipment and first aid kits; interjurisdictional recognition related to fall protection; approval related to rubber-tired self-propelled machines; and allowance related to confined space remote monitoring systems.

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Director order [OHS allowance for demolition of structurally compromised buildings without first removing asbestos]

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An occupational health and safety (OHS) allowance allows a work site party to vary from specific provisions of the OHS Code. A work site will have the flexibility to either follow the original... More ≫

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An occupational health and safety (OHS) allowance allows a work site party to vary from specific provisions of the OHS Code. A work site will have the flexibility to either follow the original rule in the OHS Code or follow the allowance. An allowance has been issued to allow demolition of a building without first removing materials with the potential to release asbestos fibres so long as the set of terms and conditions in the allowance is followed. The allowance applies in situations where a professional engineer has certified that the structural integrity of a building is or may become compromised due to abatement activities such that it would create a hazard to workers.

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