1986-0164 — Canada — Yukon law | Esheria

1986-0164

This provision sets workplace health and safety rules on lighting, noise, ventilation, heat, space, seating, hazardous substances, and related controls, with powers for safety officers and other officials to set standards or direct compliance.

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Jurisdiction
Canada — Yukon
Instrument
Regulation
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Language
en
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This provision sets workplace health and safety rules on lighting, noise, ventilation, heat, space, seating, hazardous substances, and related controls, with powers for safety officers and other officials to set standards or direct compliance. This provision sets storage, labeling, protection, ventilation, medical-exam, and asbestos-control rules for hazardous substances and related work areas. Employers must arrange medical exams for asbestos- and silica-exposed workers, reduce radon exposure as low as reasonably practicable, and follow radiation monitoring reporting steps. Commercial diving work has medical, training, recordkeeping, and supervision requirements. This provision sets safety rules for commercial diving operations, including supervision, equipment, emergency readiness, depth limits, and when certain gear or procedures must be used.