Chapter 1	Scope and definitions
Chapter 2	Control of risks
Chapter 3	Special measures
Chapter 4	Usage View
Chapter 5	Work Medical Surveys
Chapter 6	Malework, etc.
Chapter 7	Metallisk lead and disc ion compounds
Chapter 8	Water-soluble chromate in cement
Chapter 9	Asbestos
Chapter 10	Requisicyo for use and so on of substances and materials
Chapter 11	Work with mounting and demolition of insulation materials containing synthetic mineral fibres
Chapter 12	Pensation and appeal
Chapter 13	Punishment
Chapter 14	Entry into force
Appendix 1	Substances and materials, cf. § 19
Appendix 2	Work on interior in the accommodation, cf. § 26
Appendix 3	Work indoors outside the accommodation, cf. § 26
Appendix 4	Work outdoors, cf. § 26
Appendix 5	Corrosionclass classes according to the DS/EN ISO 12944-2 :
Appendix 6	Notification of demolition work after section 67.
Appendix 7	Method for measuring the asbestos content of the air after section 69
Appendix 8	Practical guidelines for the section referred to in section 73 (3). 1, the health examination of the staff referred to in the Commission

Publication of the use of substances and materials on off-shore facilities, etc. 1)

In accordance with section 17, section 43, section 50, section 4, section 55 (5). Paragraph 1 and Article 72 (2). 1, in the law on offshore installations for investigation, production and transport of hydrocarbons (off-shore security law), cf. Law Order no. 520 of 13. May 2013, according to Section 61 (1). 3 :

Chapter 1

Scope and definitions

§ 1. The commuting shall cover all substances and materials used in offshore installations, as referred to in the section 2 of the offshore security law, including any work, handling, storage, transport, production and disposal.

Paragraph 2. In addition, sections 2. 2 15, section 94 (4). Furthermore, Section 95 and 96 shall also apply to the activities of associated jobs, accommodation facilities, equipment, etc., on other ships and directions other than those referred to in paragraph 3 (3) of the Offshore Safety Act. 3 and 4 (special vessels etc.) and which are not covered by the definition of the section 2 (2) of the off-shore safety law. 1, to the extent the activities are directly or indirectly linked to the investigation and production of hydrocarbons, cf. section 3 in the notice of extension of the scope of the offshore security law.

Paragraph 3. The notice shall also apply to the activities of offshore installations which have not been mentioned in section 2 (2). 1, in the off-shore safety law and covered by the underground law and have health and health implications, cf. section 4 in the notice of extension of the scope of the offshore security law.

§ 2. For the purposes of this notice :

1) " Substance " means a basic substance and its compounds, natural or industrial, containing such additives which are necessary to maintain the stability of the substance and such impurities resulting from the manufacturing process, excluding those that are subject to the production of the substance ; solvents which may be unseparated, without affecting the stability of the substance or alternated its composition.

2) Material : compositions of two or more substances, including biological materials and mixtures as defined in the CLP and REACH Regulation.

3) Regulation (EC) No REACH (REACH) Regulation (EC) No (EEC) No 1907/2006 of 18. December 2006 (REACH), with subsequent amendments.

4) The CLP Regulation : Regulation (EC) No 4 of the European Parliament and of the Council 1272/2008 of 16. December 2008, with subsequent changes.

Paragraph 2. For substances and materials which may be hazardous to or otherwise forecall security or health, the following shall be understood :

1) Substances and materials which meet the criteria for classification as dangerous in accordance with the law on chemical substances and products and provisions on this subject under the law, or after the CLP Regulation, whether or not the substance should be ; shall be classified according to the specified classification rules.

2) Substances and materials that are busy with a limit value, etc., cf. § 5.

3) Materials that contain 1%. or more, for gaseous materials 0,2 pct., of a substance recorded on the substance in paragraph 1. 2 mentioned list of limit values and so on.

4) Materials that contain 1%. or more, for gaseous materials 0,2 pct., of a substance classified as hazardous or environmentally hazardous, in accordance with the provisions of the law on chemical substances and products, and provisions on this subject in accordance with the law.

5) Substances and materials covered by Chapter 10 on the risk of cancer, etc. of substances and materials in this notice.

6) Substances and materials covered by Chapter 9 of this notice on the use of asbestos and so on off-shore installations.

7) Substances and materials which, due to their physico-chemical, chemical or toxicological properties and the manner in which they are used or present at the plant, may constitute a risk to the safety and health of the persons at the disposal of the board.

8) Substances and materials which the Director of the Working Environment under Work on Work Environment determines shall be deemed to be dangerous or impairment to safety or health.

9) Other substances and materials covered by the requirement for safety data sheets by nature. 31 of the REACH Regulation.

§ 3. For certain substances and materials, specific requirements have been laid down in the following chapters :

1) Chapter 6 on malework and so on.

2) Chapter 7 on the use of metallic lead and desin of ion compounds.

3) Chapter 8 on the use of water soluble chromes in cement.

4) Chapter 9 on asbestos.

5) Chapter 10 on carcinogenic substances and materials.

6) Chapter 11 on the installation and demolition of insulation materials containing synthetic mineral fibres.

Chapter 2

Control of risks

§ 4. An inexuous effect on substances and materials must be avoided. The impact of substances and materials from substances and materials in the work must therefore be reduced as much as it is reasonable, taking into account the technical progress and the limit values, etc., cf. Section 5 must be complied with.

§ 5. Section 2-6 of the Order of the Order of the Executive Order is referred to in the Employment Directive. 507 of 17. May 2011 on the limit values for substances and materials with subsequent amendments.

Paragraph 2. Limit values for organic solvents and substances and processes considered to be carcinogenic are laid down in the Work for Work in the Labor for Substances and Materials for Substances and Materials.

Paragraph 3. Border values, etc., as laid down in paragraph 1 1 and 2 for substances and materials shall be adjusted taking into account the daily working hours of the off-shore, as well as working time and free period.

Risk Assessment

§ 6. In the assessment of safety and health risks, cf. the announcement of the management of safety and health on offshore installations, etc., shall make an assessment of whether there are any materials and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). Two on the stereo.

Paragraph 2. Are there substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 in the installation, the following elements shall also be included in the assessment of safety and health risks :

1) The hazardous characteristics of the drugs and materials.

2) Vendor information for safety and health.

3) The exposure level, the type and the duration.

4) The circumstances of the use of substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). Two, including the crowd.

5) Border values etc. cf. § 5.

6) The effects of the preventative circumstances that have been taken or are to be taken.

7) Where it is possible, the conclusions to be drawn from studies carried out by the studies carried out.

Paragraph 3. The provisions of paragraph 1. 2 shall not apply where the operation of the operations responsible documents the nature and extent of the impact of the substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). Two is negligible and that measures are unnecessary.

Paragraph 4. The operator or from other readily available sources shall obtain additional information necessary for the assessment.

Paragraph 5. The assessment must also include a list of the substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 that is used on the installation with reference to the relevant vendor information.

Paragraph 6. Certain activities on the off-shore plant, e.g. repair and maintenance work, which may be anticipated to cause significant effects from substances and materials or which may impair the safety and health of other reasons, even though there are Whereas technical measures to comply with impacted shall be included in the assessment.

Paragraph 7. If the work involves the risk of exposure from several substances or materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, an overall assessment of the risk shall be carried out.

Paragraph 8. In the assessment of the safety and health risks of the use of carcinogenic substances, caps. 10 shall also apply.

§ 7. To the extent the impact of the assessment referred to in Section 6 that there is a danger to the safety and health of the staff, the measures provided for in Chapter 3 and Chapters 5 to 10 shall be taken.

Paragraph 2. However, it is not necessary to take these measures where the assessment shows that the quantity of substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 constitutes a low risk to the safety and health of employees and that general measures, cf. the announcement of the management of safety and health on offshore installations and so on, and the measures under section 8 are sufficient to limit such risk.

General prevention principles

§ 8. To the extent that it follows from an assessment after Section 6 that substances and materials are found, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, on the installation, the impact of such substances and materials must be removed or restricted to a minimum in the case of the application following the following rules :

1) By the fact that the quantity of substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 is being removed, replaced or limited to the minimum necessary for use, cf. § § 9-12.

2) Through the direction of the place of work, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

3) For the use of equipment, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

4) By limiting the number of employees affected or the risk of being affected by substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 to a minimum, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

5) Through appropriate working methods, including safe handling, storage and transport on the installation of substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

6) Use of appropriate personal protective equipment, cf. § 12, paragraph 1. 1.

Chapter 3

Special measures

§ 9. The business operator and the employer shall make sure that substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 on the installation is removed, replaced or restricted to a minimum.

§ 10. In particular, measures shall be taken by replacing a hazardous substance or material, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 with a non-hazardous, less dangerous or less-generating material, material or work process.

Paragraph 2. It must be ensured that the substances and materials are used in the form that results in at least the risk of exposure to the work.

Paragraph 3. If compensation is not possible, this shall be documented on request by the Agency for the Energy Management Board.

§ 11. Compensation for section 10 (3). 1, be carried out, irrespective of the effect from the substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 is of negligible proportias.

Paragraph 2. Where the use of a replacement substance or material will not result in insignificant differences in the technical characteristics or expenditure, a general weighing of the technical and financial consequences must be carried out in respect of the safety and health of the safety and health of the products ; consideration.

Paragraph 3. If compensation cannot be made or omission, a single weighing in accordance with paragraph 1 shall not be made. 2 shows that the use of a replacement substance or material will result in inferring technical characteristics or unreasonable additional costs for the operations responsible for the operation of the operations responsible for the management of the Agency.

§ 12. If, because of the specific nature of the appliance, it is not possible after this chapter to remove the hazard of the safety and health of its employees, the operational responsible undertaking shall take the following measures in section 6 : priority order :

1) Organization of work and production methods, technical checks, and use suitable work equipment and appropriate materials to avoid or reduce discharges from substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2.

2) Applying collective protective measures at the danger of danger.

3) Applying individual protective measures, including personal protective equipment.

Paragraph 2. In the case of the special measures, medical examinations must be carried out in accordance with Chapter 5, if the risk is of such a character, that it is relevant.

§ 13. Except in the other way, unless the operational responsible company can prove that the special measures referred to in section 12 are adequately protected, the operational responsible company must be regularly, and when changes are made in the conditions which may present a risk to the effects of employees from substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, carry out measurements, in particular where it is deemed necessary to ensure compliance with the limit values etc., cf. § 5.

Paragraph 2. The operator responsible for the evaluation of safety and health risks in accordance with the assessment of safety and health risks. Section 6, take account of the results of the results referred to in paragraph 1. 1 mentioned measurements.

§ 14. The business operator shall be based on the assessment under section 6 and the general prevention principles in section 8 in particular to take measures in order to prioritise that :

1) prevent the presence at the plant of concentrations of flammable substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2 or dangerous quantities of chemically unstable substances and materials, or if the work is such that it is not possible to avoid the presence of ignition sources which may result in fires and explosions, or inappropriate use ; circumstances likely to cause chemically unstable substances or materials to cause harmful physical effects, and

2) reduce the harmful effects on the safety and health of workers in the event of fires or explosions resulting from the ignant or harmful physical effects of chemically unstable substances or substances ; materials.

Chapter 4

Usage View

§ 15. Where the off-shore plant is used and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, the Operational Manager Company must prepare a data workplace instruction manual.

Paragraph 2. For the production of the desktop usage view, the Operational Competing Company must obtain the safety data sheet from the supplier, cf. The Energy Management Order for Special duties for propullers, suppliers and importers and other substances and materials for use on offshore installations, etc. The operational responsible company must ensure that the staff have access to them ; safety data sheet from the supplier. The employees and their representatives in the organization ' s organised safety and health work must be guaranteed access to any possibility. information received from the vendor.

Paragraph 3. The working space instruction manual shall contain at least the following information if it is technically and technically possible :

1) identification of the material fet/material, including the name of the trade name, and a possible product registration number (PR-no) assigned by the Health Safety Board. In the case of substances and materials to be labelled, contact information relating to the manufacturer, supplier or importer, as indicated on the label, shall be indicated,

2) Identification,

3) the composition of / information on ingredients, including the substances and materials which are subject to classification by law on chemical substances and products or rules pursuant thereto, as well as information on ingredients in the form of organic substances, solvents,

4) first aid measures,

5) fire control, including fire safety information,

6) action to be taken against discharges, including information concerning the measures to be used for waste at the time of use,

7) handling and storage, including information relating to the storage of the offshore installation,

8) exposure control / personal protective equipment including information concerning exposure to the substance or material and, where appropriate, the use of personal protective equipment and, where appropriate, the prohibition of all service ;

9) physico-chemical properties,

10) stability and reactivity, including details of the characteristics of heating and fire ;

11) toxicological information (health-dangerous properties), including details of any symptoms of ingestion or recording of the organism,

12) environmental information ;

13) relationship with disposal,

14) transport information,

15) information on regulation, including information on, for example, application restrictions, special training requirements, special requirements for age and so on, and

16) other information, including the areas of use at the offshore plant.

Paragraph 4. The use of the instructions shall be updated as necessary.

Paragraph 5. Use instructions must be kept available to the employees.

Paragraph 6. The employed persons involved in the material or material shall be guided by the instructions in their use and must be provided with an efficient instruction manual.

Paragraph 7. The participants in organised cooperation on the safety and health of the off-shore station shall be informed of relevant limit values etc. for substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2.

Chapter 5

Work Medical Surveys

§ 16. The operator responsible for business must ensure that employees are assessed to be exposed to the effects of hazardous substances and materials, cf. Section 2 (2). 2, cf. § 6, has access to a work medical study, if

1) the impact is of such a kind, that identifiable disease or deterioration of the health may be put in the context of the postponement,

2) It is likely that the disease or its effects may occur under the special conditions of the employee,

3) the test method used only involves minimal risk to the staff ; and

Paragraph 2. The medical examination must be organised and carried out in order to prevent and combat working conditions of labour.

Paragraph 3. The investigation must be carried out by medical clinics or departments, including medical facilities, or by other similar experts.

Paragraph 4. Any reasonable expenses incurred for the investigation shall be borne by the business operator. The business operator shall ensure that the investigation can take place without any loss of income for the earnings of earnings and as much as possible during working hours.

Paragraph 5. In addition, for work with asbestos, the rules are laid down in § § 73-75.

§ 17. The one subject to work medical examinations, cf. section 16 (4). 3, submit the results to the Energy Management Board and inform the employee of the findings of the results. This shall be notified to the staff in writing on request. The results must not be left to the business operator.

Paragraph 2. The DEA is aware of the fact that the results of the work medical study give rise to new measures, including updating of the assessment of safety and health risks ; the health examination of the staff and measures related to the planning and organisation of work.

§ 18. Medical examinations must, in addition to the requirements referred to in paragraph 16, also include the requirements as referred to in :

1) section 39-41 on the use of metallic lead and dettes of ion compounds ;

2) ~ § 73-75 on asbestos and,

3) section 77 on carcinogenic substances and materials.

Chapter 6

Malework, etc.

General provisions

§ 19. The chapter shall include the use of the substances and materials referred to in Annex 1 and for preparation and completion of the use.

Paragraph 2. For the following substances and materials, special provisions have been laid down :

1) Epoxy resins :

a) Epoxy resins with a medium-molecular weight of 700 or below.

b) Materials by weight of 1% or more of the epoxy reshape with a medium-molecular weight of 700 or less.

c) Epoxy resins with a mean molecular weight of more than 700 containing 1% or more by a monomer epoxy connection with a molecular weight of 700 or below.

d) Materials which contain epoxy harks in so large quantities that the content of the monomere epoxy compounds with a molecular weight of 700 or below is 1% or more.

(e) Reactive solvents, i.e. solvents containing one or more epoxy groups and which are to be used in comrasive systems.

(f) Materials to be used in commanating systems and which contain 0,2% by weight.

2) Isocyans :

a) Monomers and pre-polymer isocyanates.

b) Materials containing isocyanate as mentioned in point 2 (a) of a quantity of 0,5 weight.

Code Number

20. It must be ensured that a substance or material before it is used is provided with a code number in accordance with the notice of the Safety of Work on the fixing of code numbers.

Paragraph 2. For code numbers, this chapter means a two-digit combination with a hyphen. The number before the hyphen indicates the safety measures that must be taken at least from the inhalation of fumes from the substance of the substance or material of the material, including organic solvents. The following hyphenation indicates the safety measures that are at least to be made against contact with the substance or the material on skin, in the eyes and in the air or the ingestion of intake.

§ 21. The operator responsible for the operation must ensure that the code number, cf. Article 20 is clearly written on the packaging or otherwise notified in writing and are informed in the instructions for use to be drawn up by the employer, cf. § 15.

Paragraph 2. For substances and materials covered by Section 19 (3). 2, furthermore, the instructions for use must contain information on whether the substance or material contains epoxy resins, monomers epoxycompounds, reactive solvents or isocyanates, as well as on the substance or material of the substance ; the time of extinction.

§ 22. A substance or material for which a mixture of several components or the addition of the dilution instrument must be provided with a code number both for the substance or the material alone and for the usable mixture.

Paragraph 2. A substance or material for which use is required at a particular temperature must be provided with a code number both for the substance or the material at ambient temperature and at the temperature prescribed.

-23. In the case of work on a material containing the boiling point less than 65 o C, as well as a number of other substances adsorberate on coal filters, cf. The notice of the labor allowance for the fixing of codenumbers shall be used to provide respiratory breathing equipment with respiratory respiratory breathing equipment.

Paragraph 2. The packaging or communication on the code number shall contain information on the content of the contents referred to in paragraph 1. 1 specified substances and the use of respiratory sworn as specified in paragraph 1. 1.

Use

§ 24. A substance or material, including the usable mixture, may not be used without the code number for the substance or material. Information on this must be available to employees.

Paragraph 2. If the necessary information for the fixing of code number cannot be obtained, the use of the substance or material shall be carried out after the highest code numbers.

§ 25. A substance or material may not be used if the intended use may be replaced by an unsafe, less hazardous or less-generating material or material. Therefore, a substance or material with a lowest possible code may be used in useful dynamometer.

Paragraph 2. Replacement of a substance or material shall be made in accordance with the rules laid down in this notice.

Security measures

SECTION 26. For the use of the substances and materials, including preparation of the work and completion, such as cleaning of equipment, technical safety measures must be taken to ensure that persons who use the substances and materials are used and other materials ; and others ; persons who are in the off-shore installation are as protected as possible from the influence of the substances and materials used.

Paragraph 2. In addition, the use of the substances and materials must also take measures to protect the environment.

Paragraph 3. For work on issues that are attached or not reasonably reasonably, for example, because of size, form or weight, can be moved to in particular, where they work, and where they are in paragraph 1. The technical measures referred to above are therefore not reasonably capable of being implemented, the safety measures referred to in Annex 2 to 4 shall be taken as a minimum.

§ 27. Where substances and materials are used on heat surfaces with a temperature above 35 o C, should the flats be chilled if it can be done without unreasonable additional costs or disadvantages.

Paragraph 2. Where substances and materials are used on heat surfaces with a temperature up to 40 o C, lay down the safety measures based on the code number, since the number before the hyphenate is increased to the nearest higher number. In addition, respiratory sworths must always be used in the form of a full mask. If the temperature of the bottle is higher than 40 o C, if respiratory is prescribed, air-bearing saints shall be used.

§ 28. After the completion of the individual work of the substances and materials and the materials and materials which have been inflicting on them and materials, the safety measures referred to in the case of the substances and materials are dehydrate or hardened to the effect that the hazards are discharged to the health and safety measures. Section 26, continue to be followed.

§ 29. Whereas, at the same time, more employed persons use the substances or materials so close to each other that there is a danger of health hazards other than those which may be assigned to their own work, sufficient shall be taken, safety precautions for health hazards.

Paragraph 2. Other employed persons other than those carrying out work on the substances or materials or necessary work must not be allowed to remain so near to the effect that they may be exposed to health risks from this work, unless this : cannot be avoided for urgent operational reasons. In such cases, adequate safety measures must be taken to address the health risks.

Paragraph 3. In the work of substances or materials subject to section 19 (1), In addition, warning signs shall also be set out in accordance with the notice of the security signage and other forms of signalling on off-shore installations.

-$30. Work with respiratory respiratory equipment must not exceed 6 hours per employee. working days.

Paragraph 2. The air added to the air must be temperature-and moisture-regulated, and the air flow shall be carried out without any drag and noise nuisance.

Paragraph 3. In the case of incriminating situations, as a result of the nature, temperature conditions or the like, and where the air transport is not carried out under optimal conditions, the working time of respiratory respiratory system must be reduced.

Paragraph 4. Work with filtrating respiratory work must not exceed 3 hours per employee. working days. In congestion situations as a result of the nature of the work, temperature conditions or the like, the working time of filtering respiratory swarm shall be reduced.

Paragraph 5. Work with respiratory work must not be uninterrupted. In each working time, pause shall be taken for the duration of the appropriate duration.

Paragraph 6. Estimates it by the organization of the work that the work carried out by the employee with a filtratory respiratory system will take care of the work of the staff referred to in paragraph 1. 4 fixed periods of time shall be used as early as the start of the work. If the work is so physical exerting that the breathing through a filter mask is going to be difficult because of the resistance, respiratory respiratory must be used.

Paragraph 7. The people in paragraph 3. 3-6 specified restrictions on the use of respiratory swort shall be determined in accordance with a specific assessment of the working conditions and the written procedures.

§ 31. For substances and materials covered by section 19 (4), The second point is that no spraying must be carried out by spraying, but only manually by means of a sparring, paintbrush, paint scroll, fugal pistol and similar simple technical assistance.

Paragraph 2. Spray is, however, in the provisions of paragraph 1. 1 shall be authorised under the following conditions and in the following types of sprayed working and areas :

1) In closed systems.

2) In the spraying room.

3) In spray-boxes with efficient ventilation.

4) For fixed parts of the offshore plant for which a high level of corrosion protection is required, corresponding to corrosionclass C5-M, cf. Annex 5.

5) For the interior surface treatment of petrol and oil tanks and outside treatment of surface treatment, on the side of any floatings for those tanks.

6) For the interior surface treatment of the gas tanks and the surface treatment on the side (s) of the above (roof) of these tanks.

7) Intersurface treatment of tanks intended for water containing corrotating factors.

§ 32. Persons who have established eczema or epoxy allergies must not work with them in section 19, paragraph 1. 2, no. 1, mentioned substances and materials.

Paragraph 2. Persons suffering from asthma or eczema, as well as persons who have diagnozed chronic pulmonary suffering or observed skin or respiratory allergy to isocyanates, may not work with them in section 19 (1). 2, no. 2, mentioned substances and materials.

Paragraph 3. Persons with heavy hands (hyperhidrosis manuum) may not work with them in section 19, paragraph 1. 2, mentioned substances and materials.

§ 33. It must be ensured that the responsible working manager, as well as all those who apply it, of paragraph 19 (1). 2, included substances and materials, have undergone special training by the labour market organisations and approved by the Board of Work or any other equivalent instruction approved by the Energy Management Board.

§ 34. Where there is work on the substances or materials, there must be adequate first aid equipment, including eye fluids.

$35. Off-shore plants where substances and materials are used in section 19 (4). 2, a communication system shall be provided to enable continuous links to land to the emergency services.

Paragraph 2. In the off-shore plant, appropriate medicinal products shall be provided for the treatment of eczema, respiratory distress and ethereal or eye damage.

Wash dressing rooms and laundry facilities

§ 36. For the use of substances and materials covered by section 19 (4), 2, there must be access to hot and cold hot water near the place where the application takes place. The water taps must not be hand-operas. The management of energy management may require separate washing facilities to be established where it is estimated that the use of the normal washing facilities would lead to a health risk to other employees.

Paragraph 2. For the purpose of those referred to in paragraph 1 1 mentioned washing facilities must be suitable detergent, mild soap, smooth, disposable handsuits, suitable skin cream for the detection of washing and the waste container.

Paragraph 3. In the case of substances and materials covered by Section 19 (3). 2, if health matters are subject to this, the Energy Management Board may make special requirements for the accommodation facilities, including the need for a separate dressing room. There must be separate storage of gangbansters and work clothes.

Retention

§ 37. For substances and materials covered by section 19 (4), 2, the waste, residues, empty packaging, discarded work clothes and used disposable towels must be placed in special waste containers, which must be clearly labelled with the content.

Chapter 7

Metallisk lead and disc ion compounds

§ 38. Before the use of metallic lead and dettes of an ion compounds commence, the Energy Management Board shall be obtained.

Paragraph 2. Authorisation pursuant to paragraph 1. 1 may be made subject to conditions.

§ 39. Before the use of metallic lead and dettes of the ion compounds are started, the operational responsible undertaking shall ensure that :

1) The staff shall have a blood test to determine the blood content of lead (PbB). Measurement of PbB shall be carried out during the use of absorption spectrometry or a method that provides similar results.

2) Measurement of lead concentration in the air.

3) The employees concerned will have carried out a working medical examination if the result of the paragraph is in no. 1 the measurement of lead in the blood is higher than 40 µ g Pb/100 ml of blood or the result of the blood in paragraph 1. 2 the above measurement is greater than 75 µ g/m3.

§ 40. Work medical examinations shall then be carried out at appropriate intervals.

§ 41. If, on the basis of a medical examination, it appears that PbB exceeds 70 µ g/100 ml, the operator responsible for the operation of the operations responsible shall review the assessment of the health and safety risks carried out in accordance with section 6, and to revise them. measures taken pursuant to Article 8.

Chapter 8

Water-soluble chromate in cement

§ 42. Cement and materials containing cement may not be used if the form contained in hydrated form contains more than 0,0002%. soluble chromium VI in relation to the total drying weight of the concrete, according to Annex XVII of the REACH Regulation. 47.

Paragraph 2. Where the use of the reduction funds is used, the operator shall ensure that the packaging of cement and products containing cement is marked with clearly legible and indelible information on packaging date and on the conditions of storage ; and the retention period to ensure that the reduction agent is still active and the content of soluble chromium VI is kept under the limit set out in paragraph 1. 1, cf. notice of special duties for protractors, suppliers and importers, etc. of substances and materials for use on offshore installations, etc.

Paragraph 3. However, the provisions of paragraph 1 and 2 shall not apply to the use of controlled closed and fully automated processes, where cement and products containing cement are treated exclusively in a mechanical way and where there is no possibility of contact with the skin.

Chapter 9

Asbestos

Definitions

§ 43. Asbestos fibres shall be understood in accordance with Annex XVII of the REACH Regulation. 6, the following :

1) Crocidolite, CAS No 12001-28-4,

2) Amosit, CAS no. 12172-73-5,

3) Anthophyllite, CAS No, 77536-67-5,

4) Actinolite, CAS No! 77536-66-4,

5) Tremolite, CAS no. 77536-68-6, and

6) Chrysoto, CAS No! 12001-29-5 and CAS no. 132207-32-0.

Prohibitions, etc.

§ 44. The placing on the market and the use of asbestos fibres and articles containing such added fibres shall be prohibited under the provisions of Annex XVII of the REACH Regulation. 6, cf. however, paragraph 1 2-3.

Paragraph 2. In accordance with Annex XVII of the REACH Regulation, However, there are derogations from the ban provided for in paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. Demolition and repair and maintenance of offshore installations or parts thereof, and so on, for which the asbestos material is used, are permitted. Repair may be carried out with materials which may be legally applicable in accordance with paragraph 1. 2.

General provisions

§ 45. Where employees are subjected to or may be presumed to be exposed to dust from asbestos or asbestos material, Chapter 10 of this notice shall apply where the safety of employees is required under these provisions ; health at work.

§ 46. The application must be organised and carried out in such a way as to ensure as far as possible that the presence and other persons in the vicinity of the plant are not exposed or liable to be exposed to dust from asbestos or asbestos materials. The number of persons exposed to or may be exposed to dust from asbestos or asbestos to material shall be limited to a minimum.

Paragraph 2. Work methods and tools must be used which limit the most of the dust development. The tools that produce ashasty dust may only be used in exceptional cases. In such cases, the tool must be provided with effective means of supply.

Paragraph 3. The high pressure pooling of ashadholder materials is not allowed.

§ 47. The use of asbestos or asbestos or asbestos may not take place unless air pollution in the breathing zone has been removed.

Paragraph 2. The recrime of the exudinated air is not permitted.

§ 48. The operator responsible for the operation must ensure that no one is exposed to a concentration of asbestos fibres in the air that exceeds it at any time in accordance with the applicable limit value, cf. § 5.

§ 49. If the threshold is exceeded in section 48, the reasons for the overrun must be demonstrated, and measures must be taken to remedy the situation as quickly as possible. The use of the area concerned may only continue where appropriate measures are taken to protect the area in which it is carried out.

Paragraph 2. To check the effectiveness of the measures referred to in paragraph 1. ONE, ONE. ..........

Paragraph 3. If the exposure cannot be reduced by other means and the limit value makes it necessary to carry individual respiratory work, this should not be borne constantly, and the use of such a safeguard against the use of such a safeguard must not be borne in the face of the individual staff. necessary. In the case of work where individual respiratory work is to be carried, the rest breaks shall be kept, taking into account the physical and climate-related loading and, where appropriate, by agreement with the security organisation ; the offshore plant, or if it is not to be created, by another representative of the staff.

$50. Where there is a risk of contamination from dust from the dust from asbestos or asbestos material, no smoking, eaten or drickled, as well as the storage of tobacco, food and beverages must not be carried out.

§ 51. The employees must have a thorough information on the health risks associated with the work. Before working, the staff must be carefully instrured in how this can be carried out in a dangerous way, including the equipment and personal protective equipment to be used and the rules on the disposal of asbestaph, including packaging. The staff shall also be informed of the applicable limit values, cf. Section 5 and the need for control measurement of the air.

§ 52. The persons on board shall be informed of abnormal operating conditions and of any accident likely to increase the risk of exposure from dust from asbestos or asbestos materials.

Paragraph 2. As long as the increased risk is present, only people in the area in question must be employed only to the extent necessary for the re-establishment of normal conditions. The increased risk of exposure from asbestos or asbestos material may not be constant for individual employees and must be limited to strictly necessary.

§ 53. In the assessment of safety and health risks in accordance with Chapter 2 of this notice, there must also be, in the case of each area where there is a risk of exposure to dust from asbestos or asbestos material, to be included, the position of how and to what extent the employees may be subjected to this dust ; this assessment must be reviewed when there are doubts as to whether or not it is correct, or when a change in the work risks are changed.

§ 54. In the case of application which only poses the risk of short-lasting and low effects from asbestos and where the impact is clearly assessed under the limit value of asbestos in the air, section 67 (4) shall be deemed to be subject to the impact of the asbestos. 2, and section 73 to 75 not apply to the following tasks :

1) Short-term, non-continuous maintenance tasks, where only asbestos materials are not readily smoldering.

2) Removing undamaged asbestos material without damage to the material and where the asbestos fibrres are bound together in a matrix.

3) Encapsulate and encapsulate of asbestos material which are in good condition.

4) Monitoring and monitoring of the air and the collection of samples to establish whether a given material contains asbestos.

Direction and cleaning

§ 55. If dusted work is performed with asbestos or asbestos material, where the work with asbestos or ashadholder material is carried out, be accessible to two dressing rooms, one for personal protective equipment and one for daily clothing, as well as a shower room with shower shower. The dressing rooms must be located in such a way that traffic between them can only be carried out through the Baderroom.

Paragraph 2. In the case of non-supportive work with asbestos or asbestos material, there must be access to premises for the storage of personal protective equipment, separated from their daily clothing and washing washing with hot and cold water. The cartias with hot and cold water must be accessible.

Paragraph 3. There must be access to the esophagus which must not be used for working purposes and where the employees can eat and drink without risk of absorbable asbestos dust.

§ 56. Where there may be a risk of exposure from asbestos or asbestos materials, premises and equipment must be able to clean and maintain effective cleaning. When designing equipment and equipment on fixed workstations, it is necessary to ensure that there are no unnecessary surfaces, cracks, lists and so on, which may make room for clean-up.

Paragraph 2. Cleaning and maintenance must be able to take place in security and health, and must be carried out regularly and so often that there is no risk of dust pollution, both during work and after its cessation.

§ 57. Technical installations and ventilation systems used to work with asbestos and asbestos materials must be equipped with appropriate retroactive monitoring devices to reveal and alert any abnormal operating conditions, operating conditions and accidents.

Paragraph 2. An instruction must be drawn up, indicating the measures to be followed in abnormal operating conditions and by accident.

Personal protective equipment, working time limitation, job foreclosure, and warning signs etc.

§ 58. Where there is a risk of exposure from asbestos dust, cf. § 55, the staff shall use personal protective equipment in the form of molding working clothes and headgear, and, if necessary, use breathing equipment if the air pollution has not been removed in accordance with section 47 (4). 1, in accordance with the rules laid down in § § 59-61.

Paragraph 2. All the staff must have provided a suitable filtering respiratory (dust mask), regardless of whether air pollution has been applied in accordance with section 47 (3). 1.

$59. Personal protective equipment shall be subject to frequency and must not be worn during meal breaks. Personal protective equipment must not be worn outside the place where the work on asbestos or asbestos is taking place. Before personal protective equipment is taken off, the cleaners must be cleaned for dust.

§ 60. Where personal protective equipment is used during the work, these shall be checked, cleaned and placed at a specified location. Cleaning of personal protective equipment must be carried out separately with equipment suitable for the purpose.

Paragraph 2. When personal protective equipment is discarded, they shall be assembled in dust containers and disposed of as a waste of the asbestos waste, cf. § 72.

Paragraph 3. Personal protective equipment must be washed away from other clothes. It must be packed in dry cleaning, packed in dust containers, which are clear labelling that indicate that the content can be ducduously dusty.

§ 61. Where the use of personal protective equipment involves physical or psychological workloads as a result of the nature of the work, temperature conditions or the like, the employment of the work referred to above shall be limited, for example by special rest periods in it ; daily work.

Paragraph 2. Work with air-bearing respiratory work must not exceed 6 hours per employee. Day.

Paragraph 3. In the case of demolition work, air-bearing respiratory work for each employee must not exceed 4 hours per year. Day. Appropried rest pause must be kept at the latest after two hours of uninterrupted work.

Paragraph 4. Work with filtrating respiratory (s) mask must not exceed 3 hours per employee. Day.

Paragraph 5. For each employee, the work of different types occurs within the same working day, cf. paragraph 2 (3). 3 or 3. Four, the time the workers have to work with the described respiratory work must be reduced proportionately.

§ 62. Any person other than those carrying out the asbestos or asbestos or ashadded material or necessary work shall not be allowed to stay as close to the work as to the exposure of health risks.

Paragraph 2. In the case of demolition worker, where dust from asbestos or ashaduous materials appears to be significant, the site in question must be shielded from the environment by means of a tent or similar that is impenetrable for dust ; the tent shall be carried out through an airlock, and the ventilation of the tent shall be carried out in such a way as to prevent the spread of dust from the spread of dust to other areas.

Paragraph 3. During the work of asbestos or asbestos, there must be a warning sign and supplemental sign with the text "PAS AT." ASBESTOS WORK. NO UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS. Reference is made to the Energy Management announcement on the issue of security signs and other forms of signalling on off-shore installations. In the case of workers or persons of other nationalities at the sea plant, the text shall also be provided in their working languages.

Paragraph 4. It must be marked with signs or so that, in these areas, there must be no smoking, eating or drinking, as well as the storage of tobacco, food and beverages must not be carried out.

Demolition, repair and maintenance work

§ 63. section 64-66 applies to demolition work, as well as work on the repair and maintenance of offshore installations or parts thereof, appliances and installations and cleaning service in the context of the said worker.

§ 64. Before performing the execution of the demolition or removal of asbestos, the operator responsible for the management of the Energy Management Board shall be able to demonstrate that the undertaking undertaking the work is qualified to undertake such work ; even before the requirements for training and so on of staff in section 68.

§ 65. Before the start of a demolition or maintenance work, the employer shall obtain the necessary information on this subject, if any. in connection with the operations responsible for the off-shore installation, to establish whether the materials or offshore installations or parts thereof, etc., etc. are asbestos. Where there is the slightest suspicion of asbestos occurrence in a material, offshore installations or equipment, etc., the work must be organized and carried out in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter.

§ 66. Before a demolition work or a work on the removal of asbestos or asbestos from offshore installations or parts thereof, and so on begins, a working plan to ensure that the work, including cleaning operations shall be carried out in accordance with the rules laid down in this Chapter.

Paragraph 2. The working plan shall indicate the measures necessary for the safety and health of employees in the installation, including in particular indicating how asbestos or ashaduous materials must be removed reasonably before the demolition technique is taken ; be used, and what personal protective equipment to be made available to the staff.

Enrollment and training

§ 67. Demolition of the carared material in which this has been used to isolate the heat, cold, noise, fire and fire, before the start of the work, be notified to the Energy Management Board.

Paragraph 2. The second work covered by this chapter and as of the operational responsible company is assessed not only to be short-durable and to produce effects from asbestos, cf. Section 54 must also be notified to the Energy Management Board.

Paragraph 3. The notification to the Energy Management Board shall be made in accordance with the guidelines set out in Annex 6 and shall be signed by the establishment and by a representative of the employees of the operations responsible for organised cooperation in the field of safety and health.

Paragraph 4. There must be a review of the work when changes to the working conditions may lead to significantly increased exposure to dust from asbestos or asbestos materials.

§ 68. Persons employed in the work referred to in section 67 (4). 1, must have undergone special training, approved by the Energy Management Board.

Paragraph 2. employed employed, as referred to in Article 67 (2), 1 or other work, other than that in section 67 (s). The following shall be subject to a relevant training and instruction with regard to the prevention and safety of dust from dust from the dust, in particular as regards :

1) the characteristics and effects of asbests on health, including the synergistic effects of smoking,

2) product types or materials which may be presumed to contain asbestos,

3) activities likely to result in asbestos exposure and the importance of preventive measures in order to reduce exposure ;

4) ensure working methods, control and personal protective equipment ;

5) the purpose and the right choice of respiratory swort and associated limitations and proper use,

6) emergency measures,

7) procedures for decontamination,

8) waste disposal and disposal,

9) requirements for health checks.

Measurement

§ 69. Depending on the risk assessment under section 53 and to ensure that the asbestos limit value is complied with, asbestos dust measurements must be carried out on a regular basis according to the information given in Annex 7.

Paragraph 2. The measurements must be organised after consultation of the representatives of organised cooperation for the safety and health of the off-shore installation.

Paragraph 3. The business operator shall provide a copy of the test results and so on to representatives of organised cooperation for the safety and health of the offshore plant and shall, in cooperation with the representatives, assess the results.

§ 70. If asbestos poll measurements show that the applicable limit values are valid, cf. section 5 is exceeded, the reason for the overrun of the overrun. Measures must be taken as quickly as possible to remedy the situation and to carry out a new asbestos poll to control the effectiveness of the measures.

Paragraph 2. The work of the affected area may only continue if appropriate measures are taken to protect the persons concerned.

§ 71. The representatives of organised cooperation on the safety and health of the offshore plant must be notified as soon as possible if the limit value for asbestos is exceeded. The responsible business operator must also inform the reasons for such operations. The operations responsible business shall consult the representatives of the measures to be taken in this context. In the case of urgency, the Operational Representative may inform the representatives of the measures taken.

Specific rules on the easel waste

§ 72. Asbestos dust and dusting asbestos waste, filters and the like must be stored and disposed of in suitable, sealed, close packaging, marked with information that it contains asbestos.

Paragraph 2. The ashabitation of waste that can dust, such as soft lofts and weights, must be furry and transported in the carriage of goods and covered so that the dust shall be prevented from dust to the environment.

Paragraph 3. Incidentally, disposal must be carried out in accordance with the rules of the environment on waste.

Health examinations and asbestos exposure detection

§ 73. The person shall have access to a health examination before commencing the work on asbestos or with asbestos material and, if necessary periodically, and at least once every three years after the particulars set out in Annex 8 ; the provisions of paragraph 1. 2-6 and 74.

Paragraph 2. The operator responsible for business must ensure that employees are assessed to be exposed to exposure from asbestos, cf. Section 53 has access to a study of the study of the study of the study of the Commission,

1) the impact is of such a kind, that identifiable disease or deterioration of the health may be put in the context of the postponement,

2) It is likely that the disease or its effects may occur under the special conditions of the employee,

3) the test method used only involves minimal risk to the staff ; and

4) they have effective techniques for detecting indications of the disease or the impact.

Paragraph 3. The medical examination must be organised and carried out in order to prevent and combat working conditions of labour. The investigation must include a special study of the thorax, cf. Annex 8.

Paragraph 4. The investigation must be carried out by medical clinics or departments, including medical facilities, or by other similar experts.

Paragraph 5. Any reasonable expenses incurred for the investigation shall be borne by the business operator. The business operator shall ensure that the investigation can take place without any loss of income for the earnings of earnings and as much as possible during working hours.

Paragraph 6. The results of the investigations into the Energy Management Board shall submit the findings to the Agency for the Energy Management Board and inform it of the results. This shall be notified to the staff in writing on request. The results must not be left to the business operator.

§ 74. The Energy Management Board shall inform the company and the operator responsible if the results of the study study give rise to new measures, including updating of the assessment of safety and security ; the health conditions, ongoing health examination of the staff and measures related to the planning and organisation of work ;

§ 75. The business operator shall register the staff of a protocol stating the nature and duration of their work, and the effect of asbestos associated with it. The Energy Management Board and the investigating physician, cf. Section 73 has access to this Protocol. Employees have access to the information provided to their own person in the Minutes. The staff and their representatives shall have access to the collective and anonymous information in the Minutes.

Paragraph 2. The protocol must be kept for at least 40 years after the asbestos effect has been discharged. The list of undertakings shall be sent to the Agency for Energy Management.

SECTION 76. Asbestos and asbestos materials that could be legally imported and used before 1. In January 2005, it may continue to be used until the material has reached the end of life or be disposed of.

Chapter 10

Requisicyo for use and so on of substances and materials

§ 77. Where the use or handling of substances and materials may be or is a trisiko, sections 1, 3 and 5 to 35 of the Work with the Labor shall be no. 908 of 27. September 2005 on measures to prevent the risk of cancer in the field of work on substances and materials for subsequent change.

Paragraph 2. Where the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 shall be laid down. 1, the reference to the work on substances and materials (chemical agents) shall be considered to be the reference to this notice.

Paragraph 3. Where the provisions referred to in paragraph 1 shall be laid down. 1. Reference has been made to the workplace assessment after notification of the execution of the work, as a reference to the risk assessment following the notice on the management of safety and health at offshore installations.

Paragraph 4. The Energy Management Board shall carry out the tasks referred to in paragraph 1 in accordance with the provisions laid down in paragraph 1. 1, the Board of Work or the Director of the Health Safety Board shall be responsible.

Chapter 11

Work with mounting and demolition of insulation materials containing synthetic mineral fibres

General provisions

§ 78. The operator responsible for the operation of the insulation materials shall ensure that an instruction manual is included from the supplier in accordance with the Energy Management announcement of special duties for propulsors, suppliers and importers ; etc. of substances and materials for the use of offshore facilities, etc.

§ 79. The planning and design of projects incorporating insulation materials containing insulation materials containing synthetic mineral fibres shall be made so that standardized materials can be used as high as it is reasonable under taking account of technical progress.

$80. Planning of isolating work covered by Section 89 shall be as far as possible so that there is no other work being carried out simultaneously, cf. § 90.

§ 81. If it is possible to choose between different insulation materials that meet the technical requirements, the projection, advisory and operational operators must select materials that reduce the dislocation of dust and fibres in the workplace, e.g. materials requiring at least possible formation, as well as materials with impregnation, seals and the like.

$82. Projecting, consultative and operational responsible undertakings shall, to the extent that they have influence, plan the work on projects involving the insulation materials so that at least the minimum possible work appears above the main height and the most : possible before spaces and constructions are completed and closed.

§ 83. The materials must be stored in such a way that they are protected from excess, including from the weather body.

§ 84. The materials must be extracted in the immediate vicinity of the place of use and of a clean sub-layer.

§ 85. The materials must be cut with a good cutting tool, such as sharp knives without teeth or bulkglow. Cutting shall be made to solid underlayer, except when the characteristics of the material prevent this.

Paragraph 2. If fast-running tools are used, this must be provided with effective mechanical emissions.

§ 86. The workplace shall be kept clean, in particular by the waste and waste to be placed on the basis of suitable waste bags or similar.

Paragraph 2. Indoor cleaning shall be done at least possible shock and may not be carried out by dry cleaning.

Paragraph 3. Cleaning must not be carried out with pressure to be carried out, cf. however, section 93.

§ 87. In the case of work, appropriate protective action and eye protection shall be made available to the staff.

§ 88. The employer shall ensure that the employed persons are aware of the instructions from the supplier, cf. § 78.

Special provisions

$89. In particular dusting work, for example on the demolition of old insulation materials and insulation in difficult places, such as narrow spaces with low ventilation, section 90-93 shall also apply.

§ 90. Other employees other than those carrying out insulating work or necessary work shall not be allowed to stay as close to the work as they are exposed to harmful effects on health.

Paragraph 2. If the work is not without reasonable additional costs or disadvantages, the organization may be organized as specified in paragraph 1. 1, appropriate personal protective equipment shall be used.

§ 91. The contamination shall be sought to remove the location where it occurs as a starting point by means of mechanical ventilation.

Paragraph 2. If, in exceptional circumstances, air pollution may not be possible after paragraph 1, Paragraph 1 shall be used in particular to make sound work clothes, headgear and appropriate respiratory work.

§ 92. Supplement for cleaning, cf. Section 86 must minimize the work of the work on the workplace, for example by vacuuming, irrigation, water vaporisation or something like that.

§ 93. Where technical reasons are necessary to clean with pressure air, the following conditions must be met :

1) It shall be used in particular the sound work clothes, headgear, eye-grinder, and appropriate respiratory work ;

2) do not stay so close to the workplace that they may be exposed to harmful effects to health, and

3) after the use of compressed air, the material collected must be collected.

Chapter 12

Pensation and appeal

$94. Whereas the management of the Agency may, where special conditions are available, dispensers from this notice, when deemed to be reasonable and suitably safe and proportionate, as well as to the extent to which it is compatible with the Directives implemented at this time ; the notice, as well as any EU regulations applicable to the scope of the notice.

Paragraph 2. In the case of derogations from the provisions of the Work in the Employment Directive on measures to prevent the risk of the collection of materials and materials of any subsequent modification referred to in Chapter 10, the following shall also apply :

1) For the substances and materials listed in Annex 5 to the notice referred to in Chapter 10, derogations may be granted only to those purposes. The application for a derogation shall include the information referred to in the Annex.

2) However, the DEA may, in cases where the work is done on a permanent location, allow the use of cadmium containing lofts containing more than 0,1%. cadmium, when it is established that they were not subjected to health damage to health.

Paragraph 3. The decisions of the Energy Management Board shall be subject to the Energy Clause Board in accordance with section 67 of the Offshore Security Act.

Chapter 13

Punishment

§ 95. Unless higher penalties have been inflished on any other law, the penalty shall be penalised by the penalty which :

1) is in violation of section 6, section 7 (4). 1, section 15 -16, section 20, section 20. 1, sections 21-24, section 25, paragraph 1. 1, § § § 6-30, § § 32-35, section 36, paragraph Paragraph 1 and 2 and paragraph 1. 3, final pkt., section 37, section 38, paragraph. 1 and § § 39-42, § § 78-88 and § § 90-93, or

2) shall not be imposed or prohibitions issued pursuant to section 64 and section 45 (3). 3, on the safety and safety of offshore installations for investigation, production and transport of hydrocarbons, related to the provisions of the notice.

Paragraph 2. For the infringement of paragraph 1. 1 may be charged with an employer ' s liability in the framework of the section 71 of the Offshore Security Act, even if the infringement cannot be considered to be intentional or negligent. It is a condition of the liability that the infringement may be attributed to one or more to the company connected to the company or the company as such. No conversion penalty shall be fixed for the responsibility of the boatman.

Paragraph 3. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Paragraph 4. Unless higher penalties have been imposed on other legislation, the penalty shall be penalized for the violation of the provisions referred to in section 5 (5). Paragraph 1 and 77, paragraph 1. 1, to the extent that the said provisions are punishable by law on the working environment ;

Paragraph 5. For the infringement of the provisions referred to in section 77 (3). Paragraph 1 may be charged to an employer ' s liability, even if the infringement cannot be attribucible to deliberate or negligent as to the extent that this responsibility has been applied to the said provisions in accordance with the law on the working environment. No conversion penalty shall be fixed for the responsibility of the boatman.

Chapter 14

Entry into force

§ 96. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. September, 2013.

Paragraph 2. At the same time, notice No 1502 of 15. December 2010 on the use of substances and materials (chemical agents) on off-shore facilities, etc.

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Appendix 1

Substances and materials, cf. § 19

1) Malegoods and malevans-like surface coverings such as acrylatgulve.

2) Limitation (clingers), including organic solvents used for the join.

3) Padding, including moisturizers, hardening and spartels, and the kit.

4) Diluces used for the above substances and materials.

5) Products used for preparation and completion by working with the substances and materials mentioned above and materials including degreasing agents, detergents and crayon.

6) Other substances and materials that contain epoxy resins and isocyanates, cf. Section 19 (1). 2.

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Appendix 2

Work on interior in the accommodation, cf. § 26

2.1. Region of the Annex

Work with products on the inside of offshore installations and on general installations in these areas, such as pipes, installation doors and closets.

The accommodation shall mean the part of the offshore plant containing dormitory, oesophageum, lavatories and bathers, sygerum, free time, and kitchen facilities.

2.2. Procurement Schema

In schema 2.1, the maximum permissible number before the hyphen goods in use in usable mix for maleable products is indicated.

In schema 2.2, the maximum allowable number must be entered before the glue-limit for glue in use in usable mixture.

2.3. Security measures

2.3.1 Personable protective equipment

The personal protective equipment to be used for the individual work shall be found by using the schedule 2.3, 2.4 and 2.5. Apples specified for the number before and after the hydenum codenum are to be included or composite according to the following principles.

If no protective equipment or protective equipment is given for the same purpose for different notes, the display notes (Schema 2.3 : note 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 shall be noted. Schema 2.4 : note 2, 3, 4 and 7) always include. Notes (Schema 2.3 : note 1, 2, 3, 10, 11 and 12. Schema 2.4 : note 1, 5, 6, and 8) must be disregarded.

If the composition of the composition involves the choice between two different personal protective equipment with the same purpose, then the ultimate protective equipment shall be chosen as follows :

1) Provistoon full mask takes precedence over

-Air-equipped semi-mask,

-Combination filter mask,

-gas filter mask,

-Dust filter mask,

-Eye grinder and ...

-Face screen.

2) Air-equipped semi-mask precedates

-Combination filter mask,

-gas filter mask and

-Dust filter mask.

3) Combination filter mask precedates

-gas filter mask,

-Dust filter mask.

4) Where the boot filter mask and the gas filter mask is specified simultaneously, the combo mask mask must be used.

5) Where a face screen is specified and an eye protective eye simultaneously, a face screen must be used.

Rating :

Notes associated with an exponate of the host is disregarded, all other notes must be included.

Schema 2.1

Maximum allowable numbers before the hydenum in the code number of maleable collude to milking interior in the accommodation

a) However, in the case of paint of acoustic plates, where there is a written request from the plaprovider for the use of alkyddye for the conservation of an acoustic effect, milk goods may be used with 2 as the highest number before the hydenum denomum. (This note does not relate to perforated metal plates that can be processed according to Schema 2.1, A or if applicable. only reners).

Table 2.2

Highest allowable numbers before the hydenum for glue in use in usable limbic mixing into limbic work inside the accommodation are 1-.

However, the prohibition shall not apply :

1) Small-scale and minor repairs to the glue-based profiles, e.g. stairways, footlists, etc., when the desktop is only limes 10 metres or is less than a limit of 0.5 litres.

2) The placing of records on the painted ceiling or wall, where water-diluted glue is not liable to be staples.

3) The addition of panels on wall, where it is not possible to influence the pan-flask with constant pressure until lime liabilities.

4) The mounting of miscellaneous lists, such as the foam, foot panels, the doors and windows.

5) Join of feathers-not in the spool record floors.

6) Pricing of rubber tiles.

7) Isolating with the polystyrate on metal and painted flat.

8) Carpeting of metal pipe assemblies in air vents.

9) Collection of insulated piping bowls, shoulder load, and plastic cloaks for insulated pipes.

10) Join of PVC, such as durum PVC, PVC, PVC, PVC foil for moisture membres.

Schema 2.3

Personal protective equipment and special industrial noise

Work with products in the case of paint, malevans-like surface coating, glue and clinking interior in the accommodation

*) Low surfaces are surfaces that are not greater than 4 m, 2 together with a maximum of 1/10 of the total surface of a room.

Notes to the personal protective equipment scheme

1) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. day, such as staining and servicing, the combination filter mask may be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

2) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. day, such as staining and servicing, the combination filter mask may be used. If the combo mask mask replaces the whole mask, eye protection must also be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

3) If the hands are not soiled by the product, then there can be work without gloves.

4) For stocking work, use must be used for a face screen and either cap, helmet or casket with great shade. Looks like some kind of eyelids fall off.

5) Extreme leotard must be used where sock is made to such an extent that ordinary working clothes do not protect skin contact with the product.

6) If the half-mask and other required protective equipment are not easily used at the same time, the whole mask must be used instead of a semi-mask.

7) In the case of niches and similar personnel, the same personal protective equipment shall be used as a major interface. For example, a niche is in a closet.

8) Gas filter mask or adequate ventilation shall be used when the product is kept in a bad ventilated room. However, when working with products that contain low-boiling liquids, a possible respiratory system must be fitted.

9) The air-bearing semi-mask shall be used if products containing low-boiling liquids are being worked out.

10) Working with glue or limtube can be worked without a face screen and a hood.

11) Working with a glue or limtube can be worked without gloves, if their hands are not soiled by the product. Gloves shall be used when switching limpatron.

12) In the case of work on glue or glue tube, work is not possible to work without protective clothing if the clothing is not sown by the product.

Schema 2.4

Personal protective equipment and special industrial noise

Work with products in connection with moiding interior in the accommodation

*) Large surfaces are fumigating, for example, on floors (tyres), ceilings (tires) or walls (bulkheads), where the area being fumed is more than 4 m ; 2 .

Notes to the personal protective equipment scheme

1) If the hands are not soiled by the product, then there can be work without gloves.

2) Extreme leotard must be used where sock is made to such an extent that ordinary working clothes do not protect skin contact with the product.

3) Gas filter mask or adequate ventilation shall be used when the product is kept in a bad ventilated room. However, when working with products that contain low-boiling liquids, a possible respiratory system must be fitted.

4) The air-bearing semi-mask shall be used if products containing low-boiling liquids are being worked out.

5) When working with a duke gun and the gliding of fugue with glittepind, work is not available unless the hands of the product are not soiled. Gloves shall be used in the event of a change of fuge cartridge or a fuggie bag.

6) In the case of working with a bird's gun, work is not done without protective clothing if the clothes are not sown by the product.

7) In stagnable air, and in niches and similar, the gas filter mask shall be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

8) For primate that lasts a maximum of half hours per hour. day, the gas filter mask may be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

Schema 2.5

Safety measures against dust and combustion products during preparation work on the interior of the accommodation

Cleaning / Occupancy Interest Cleaning

Cut and dusting

Machine sliding on all surfaces

Removal of Malinglag / Occupancy

Flame burning

Reading on all surfaces

*) When working in large rooms with good ventilation, work can be done without respiratory work.

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Appendix 3

Work indoors outside the accommodation, cf. § 26

3.1. Region of the Annex

Work with products indoors in off-shore sites in areas outside the accommodation. Work on the interior of the accommodation has been addressed in Annex 2.

The annex shall comprise :

Work on issues that are fixed or not reasonably reasonably, for example, because of size, form or other reason, may be moved to specially incorporated workplace, e.g. work on floors / lophy/tyres, walls / bulkheads, gas pipes and other pipelines, fixed pliers, ventilation systems, spoules, fixed machines, etc., larger machines, or parts thereof, offshore plant sections, parts for off-shore installations, cranes.

The work shall be carried out either in working rooms with the installation of mechanical ventilation or under light cover, such as tarp, or other tent dugous material, with installed mechanical ventilation.

3.2. Definitions

3.2.1 Lette will be overclosures

Overcover, such as tarp or other tent-frag-like material, which allows a certain air circulation through openings and discloths.

3.2.2 Working rooms with fitted mechanical ventilation

Work stations which can be accepted for work on major issues and equipped with adequate mechanical ventilation.

3.3. Security measures

3.3.1 Process ventilation

Process ventilation must be established as specified in Schedule 3.1.

The ventilation ventilation system shall be established as a mechanical exhaust system where possible, where possible, the contamination of the place where it is developed. At the same time, fresh replacement air must be added to appropriate temperature.

Mixture and preparation of the products and the cleaning of brushes, etc. shall be carried out in the course of an effective mechanical extraction.

The preservation of the products must be carried out during mechanical exhaust ventilation or in particular premises with mechanical ventilation.

3.3.2 Personable protective equipment

It is specified in schema 3.2 which personal protective equipment to be used for the individual work. Apples specified for the number before and after the hydenum codenum are to be included or composite according to the following principles.

Where no protective equipment or the same protective equipment is used for the same purpose for different notes, the cutting notes (7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 must always be included). Lempting notes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) must be disregarded.

If the composition of the composition involves the choice between two different personal protective equipment with the same purpose, then the ultimate protective equipment shall be chosen as follows :

1) Provistoon full mask takes precedence over

-Air-equipped semi-mask,

-Combination filter mask,

-gas filter mask,

-Dust filter mask,

-Eye grinder and ...

-Face screen.

2) Air-equipped semi-mask precedates

-Combination filter mask,

-gas filter mask and

-Dust filter mask.

3) Combination filter mask precedates

-gas filter mask,

-Dust filter mask.

4) Where the boot filter mask and the gas filter mask is specified simultaneously, the combo mask mask must be used.

5) Where a face screen is specified and an eye protective eye simultaneously, a face screen must be used.

Rating :

Notes associated with an exponate of the host is disregarded, all other notes must be included.

Schema 3.1

Requirements for the establishment of ventilation indoors outside the accommodation

1) Use of the process ventilation can be omitted where the total amount of the ore goods is 1 litres per litre. Day.

2) Air ventilation shall not be required where the total consumption of the goods is to be a maximum of 1 litres per litre per year. Day.

Table 3.2

Personal protective equipment and special work clothes at work indoors outside

Comms

Notes for personal protective equipment

1) Work with low-life savings of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. Today, for example, there is a work without respiratory work.

2) By staining and repairing minor surfaces where total consumption is not more than 1 litres of product per product per Today, there can be no more niches and similar work without respiiiiii; s.

3) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. day, such as staining and servicing, the combination filter mask may be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

4) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. days, e.g. staining and servicing, gas filter mask may be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

5) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. day, such as staining and servicing, the combination filter mask may be used. If the combo mask mask replaces the whole mask, eye protection must also be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

6) If the hands are not soiled by the product, then there can be work without gloves.

7) For stocking work, the face screen shall be used and either cap, helmet or casket with great shade. Looks like some kind of eyelids fall off.

8) Extreme leotard must be used where sock is made to such an extent that ordinary working clothes do not protect skin contact with the product.

9) If the half-mask and other required protective equipment are not easily used at the same time, the whole mask must be used instead of a semi-mask.

10) In niches and similar, the same personal protective equipment must be used, as indicated by 'interior in tanks and other similar'.

11) The air-bearing semi-mask shall be used if products containing low-boiling liquids are being worked out.

Schema 3.3

Safety measures against dust and combustion products during provisioning work indoors outside the accommodation

Cleaning / Occupancy Interest Cleaning

Cut and dusting

Machine sliding on all surfaces

Removal of Malinglag / Occupancy

Flame burning

Reading on all surfaces

*) In large spaces or under large light substations with good ventilation, work can be done without respiratory work.

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Appendix 4

Work outdoors, cf. § 26

4.1. Region of the Annex

Work with products outdoors on offshore installations, including on issues that are attached or unable to be moved to appropriate job-oriented workplaces, such as work on bridges, tyres, exterior of modules and accommodation, pages and other parts of offshore installations, gas pipes and other pipelines, fixed pliers, spelings, steel chimneys, antennae and master, cranes, fast-installed machines etc. Outside work shall be carried out effectively with efficient natural ventilation or in light of the overcover with installed mechanical ventilation.

4.2. Definitions

4.2.1 Outside workplaces with natural ventilation

Free jobs, where the air movement can be detected. The air pollution caused by the work must be able to lead to the respiratory system of the work of the people concerned.

4.2.2 Outside-door jobs with stageable air

Workspaces where air movements cannot be detected.

4.2.3 Lette of overclosures

Conquents, for example, by tarps or other tent-frag-like material that enables a certain air circulation through openings and discloths.

4.3. Security measures

4.3.1 Process ventilation

Process ventilation, as specified in schema 4.1, must be established at work during light subsections.

The ventilation ventilation system shall be established as a mechanical exhaust system where possible, where possible, the contamination of the place where it is developed. At the same time, fresh replacement air must be added to appropriate temperature.

Mixture and preparation of the products and the cleaning of brushes, etc. shall be carried out in an efficient mechanical exhaust system.

The preservation of products for the work shall be carried out during mechanical exhaust ventilation or in particular premises with mechanical ventilation.

4.3.2 Personable protective equipment

It is specified in schema 4.2, what personal protective equipment to be used in the individual work.

Apples specified for the number before and after the hydenum codenum are to be included or composite according to the following principles.

Where no protective equipment or the same protective equipment is used for the same purpose for different notes, the cutting notes (7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12) must always be included. Lempting notes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6) must be disregarded.

If the composition of the composition involves the choice between two different personal protective equipment with the same purpose, then the ultimate protective equipment shall be chosen as follows :

1) Provistoon full mask takes precedence over

-Air-equipped semi-mask,

-Combination filter mask,

-gas filter mask,

-Dust filter mask,

-Eye grinder and ...

-Face screen.

2) Air-equipped semi-mask precedates

-Combination filter mask,

-gas filter mask and

-Dust filter mask.

3) Combination filter mask precedates

-gas filter mask,

-Dust filter mask.

4) Where the boot filter mask and the gas filter mask is specified simultaneously, the combo mask mask must be used.

5) Where a face screen is specified and an eye protective eye simultaneously, a face screen must be used.

Rating :

Notes associated with an exponate of the host is disregarded, all other notes must be included.

Schema 4.1

Requirements for the establishment of ventilation of outdoors work under easy overclosures

*) Use of the process ventilation can be omitted where the total amount of the ore goods is 1 litres per litre. Day.

Schema 4.2

Personal protective equipment and special work clothes on outdoors work in free air

Schema 4.3

Personal protective equipment and special working clothes at work outside the door

Conquers

Notes to the Schema for personal protective equipment

1) Work with low-life savings of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. Today, for example, there is a work without respiratory work.

2) By staining and repairing minor surfaces where total consumption is not more than 1 litres of product per product per Today, there can be no more niches and similar work without respiiiiii; s.

3) In working on a subject without any coherent great surfaces, such as a grid design, and by good natural ventilation, work without respiratory work can be done.

4) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. day, such as staining and servicing, the combination filter mask may be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

5) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. days, e.g. staining and servicing, gas filter mask may be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

6) At work of a maximum of 1 hour per hour. day, such as staining and servicing, the combination filter mask may be used. If the combo mask mask replaces the whole mask, eye protection must also be used. However, respiratory respiratory work must be used for work with products containing low-boiling fluids.

7) If the hands are not soiled by the product, then there can be work without gloves.

8) For stocking work, the face screen shall be used and either cap, helmet or casket with great shade. Looks like some kind of eyelids fall off.

9) Extreme leotard must be used where sock is made to such an extent that ordinary working clothes do not protect skin contact with the product.

10) If the half-mask and other required protective equipment are not easily used at the same time, the whole mask must be used instead of a semi-mask.

11) In niches and similar, the same personal protective equipment must be used as specified for 'interior in tanks and other similar' in Annex 3, table 3.2.

12) The air-bearing semi-mask shall be used if products containing low-boiling liquids are being worked out.

Table 4.4

Safety measures against dust and combustion products during provisioning work outdoors

Cleaning / Occupancy Interest Cleaning

Cut and dusting

Machine sliding on all surfaces

Removal of Malinglag / Occupancy

Flame burning

Reading on all surfaces

*) In free air with good natural ventilation and under large light substations with good ventilation, work can be done without respiratory work.

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Appendix 5

Corrosionclass classes according to the DS/EN ISO 12944-2 : Paint and varnish-Corrosion protection of steel structures with paints-Part 2 : Classification of corrosioncategories.

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Appendix 6

Notification of demolition work after section 67.

Notification of demolition work in accordance with section 67 shall be submitted in writing or by electronic means of the Energy Management Board and contain the following information :

1) Name, address, and telephone number of the company that performs the work.

2) The name of the off-shore installation and where the work is carried out.

3) The expected start time and completion time of the work.

4) Description of the scope and working methods of the work.

5) Applied working methods.

6) The number of persons employed, including information on training in the demolition of asbestos material.

7) Brief description of security measures, including personal protective equipment and how it is ensured that asbestos dust is removed from the staff, as well as how other persons close to the workplace are protected.

8) Description of the cleaning service, including who is doing this.

9) Specification of asbestos type and asbestos quantities (if known).

10) The date and signature of the company ' s operations responsible, and the representatives of organised cooperation for the safety and health of the off-shore installation.

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Appendix 7

Method for measuring the asbestos content of the air after section 69

Sampling shall be carried out by staff with the appropriate qualifications. The subsequent analysis of the samples shall be carried out by accredited laboratories.

Sampling must be such that an impact may be established, which, after being weighted or calculated by measurement or calculation, is representative of a reference period of eight hours, while at the same time taking into account the consideration of the period of the period of time, for the longer-term working hours of offshore installations, cf. Section 5 (5). 2.

The fibres is to be carried out as far as possible by using a phase contrast microscope (PCM) in accordance with the method recommended by the WHO (WHO) in 1997 ; 2) , or after another method, which gives similar results. Measurement of asbestos in the air is only taken into account, which is longer than five micrometer and thinner than three microns, and the ratio length / thickness is greater than 3:1.

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Appendix 8

Practical guidelines for the section referred to in section 73 (3). 1, the health examination of the staff referred to in the Commission

1) According to the current knowledge, it can be established that the postponement of free asbestos fibres may cause the following conditions :

-asbestos,

-Mesotheliom,

-lung cancer and

-stomach and intestines.

2) The doctor must be aware of the circumstances or circumstances in which each employee has been exposed to asbestos.

3) The health inspection of the staff shall be carried out in accordance with work medical principles and practices and should include at least the following :

-the preparation of a dossier concerning the health and working conditions of the employee's health,

-personal call,

-regular clinical examination and, in particular, of thorax ; and

-examination of the respiratory function (spirometry and flow-voluminous curves).

The doctor shall make a decision on further investigations, such as studies on the cytology of the Express, an x-ray thorax or tomography, on the basis of the most recent work medical knowledge.

1) The announcement contains provisions which implement parts of Council Directive 83 /477/EEC of 19. 1983, EC, 1983, no. In 263, page 25, parts of Council Directive 90 /394/EEC of 28. June 1990, the Community Official Journal of 1990. In 196, page 1, parts of Commission Directive 91 /659/EEC of 3. December 1991, EC-tenth 1991 no. L 363, page 36, parts of Council Directive 91 /382/EEC of 25. The date of June 1991, 1991, no. In 206, page 16), parts of Council Directive 97 /42/EC of 27. June 1997, EC " C " 1997. L 179, page 4, parts of Council Directive 98 /24/EC of 7. In April 1998, EC timid 1998, no. In 131, page 11, parts of Commission Directive 1999 /77/EC of 26. July 1999, EC Official Journal no. L 207, page 18, parts of Council Directive 1999 /38/EC of 29. April 1999, EC Official Journal no. In 138, page 66, parts of Commission Directive 2000 /39/EC, Community Official Journal 2000 L 142, page 47, parts of Directive 2003 /18/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27. March 2003, EU-Official Journal, 2003 Directive 97, page 48, and parts of Directive 2003 /53/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of Directive 2003. June 2003, EU Official Journal, nr. In 178, page 24, parts of the European Parliament and Council Directive 2004 /37/EC of 29. April 2004, EU-tiding 2004, L 158, page 50, and parts of Directive 2009 /148/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 30. This is November 2009, EU-2009, no. L 330, page 28.