C062 - SAFETY PROVISIONS (BUILDING) CONVENTION (No 62), 193 — Rwanda law | Esheria

C062 - SAFETY PROVISIONS (BUILDING) CONVENTION (No 62), 193

Members that ratify the Convention must keep laws or regulations in force to apply the listed general rules, and they must send a report every three years to the International Labour Office.

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Rwanda
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Members that ratify the Convention must keep laws or regulations in force to apply the listed general rules, and they must send a report every three years to the International Labour Office. This article says the general rules apply to work done on construction sites, including building, repair, alteration, maintenance, and demolition. It also allows the competent authority to exempt some work from all or part of those rules after consulting employers’ and workers’ organisations, where they exist, if the work normally has reasonably safe conditions. Laws or regulations must require employers to inform affected persons about the rules, identify who is responsible for enforcing them, and set adequate penalties for violations. Ratifying Members must maintain, or ensure there is maintained, an inspection system for enforcing safety rules in the building industry. The competent authority may exempt certain areas from the Convention, and Members must report specified areas in their annual reports.