Shipbuilding and Ship-Repairing (Safety, Health and Welfare) Regulations, 1975
Statutory Instruments
Source: Statutory Instruments

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paragraphs: Citation, commencement.
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paragraphs: Revocation.
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paragraphs: Interpretation.
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paragraphs: Application of Regulations.
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paragraphs: Obligations under Regulations.
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paragraphs: Posting of Regulations.
PART II.
Means of Access and Egress, Place of Work and Staging.
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paragraphs: Safe access in general.
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paragraphs: General access to vessels in a shipyard.
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paragraphs: Access to dry dock.
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paragraphs: Access to vessels at wharf or quay or in dry dock.
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paragraphs: Access between vessels.
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paragraphs: Vessels used for access or as a working place.
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paragraphs: Access to and from bulwarks.
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paragraphs: Further Provisions as to access.
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paragraphs: Ladders.
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paragraphs: Lashing of ladders.
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paragraphs: Material for staging.
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paragraphs: Staging, dry dock altars and shoring sills.
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paragraphs: Upright used for hoisting block.
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paragraphs: Support of stages on planks.
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paragraphs: Suspended stages.
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paragraphs: Boatswains' chairs.
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paragraphs: Rising stages.
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paragraphs: Width of stages.
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paragraphs: Stages from which a person is liable to fall more than 2 metres (6 feet 6 inches).
PART III.
Precautions against Falls of Persons, Materials and Articles.
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paragraphs: Fencing of dry docks.
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paragraphs: Protection of openings.
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paragraphs: Fall of articles from stages.
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paragraphs: Boxes for loose articles (not tools).
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paragraphs: Throwing down materials and articles.
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paragraphs: Loose articles or materials.
PART IV.
Raising and Lowering etc.
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paragraphs: Application of Part IV.
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paragraphs: Operation of Part IV.
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paragraphs: Construction of lifting appliances.
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paragraphs: Tests, examinations and marking of lifting appliances.
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paragraphs: Construction of chains, ropes and lifting gear.
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paragraphs: Testing and annealing of chains, etc.
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paragraphs: Periodic examination of chains, ropes, etc.
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paragraphs: Indication of safe working loads.
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paragraphs: Splices in wire ropes.
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paragraphs: Load not to exceed safe working load.
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paragraphs: Secureness of loads.
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paragraphs: Support of lifting appliances and lifting gear.
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paragraphs: Wire ropes with broken wires.
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paragraphs: Knotted chains, etc.
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paragraphs: Precautions against damage to chains and ropes.
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paragraphs: Loads on lifting appliances.
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paragraphs: Heavy loads.
PART V.
Precautions against Asphyxiation Injurious Fumes or Explosions.
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paragraphs: Ventilation of confined spaces.
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paragraphs: Precautions against flammable gas or vapour.
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paragraphs: Precautions against shortage of oxygen.
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paragraphs: Precautions against dangerous fumes.
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paragraphs: Application of Regulations 51 and 52.
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paragraphs: Dangerous substances, dust or fumes.
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paragraphs: Rivet fires.
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paragraphs: Placing of gas cylinders and acetylene generators.
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paragraphs: Further provisions as to acetylene generators.
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paragraphs: Construction of plant for cutting, welding or heating metal.
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paragraphs: Precautions after use of apparatus for cutting, welding or heating metal.
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paragraphs: Naked lights on oil-carrying vessels.
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paragraphs: Entering oil tanks.
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paragraphs: Duration of certificates.
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paragraphs: Posting of certificates.
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paragraphs: Cleaning of oil tanks.
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paragraphs: Invalidation of certificates.
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paragraphs: Provisions as to work in other compartments or spaces.
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paragraphs: Exceptions from Regulations 60 and 64.
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paragraphs: Air testing of tanks.
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paragraphs: Deluging system.
PART VI.
Miscellaneous Safety Precautions.
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paragraphs: Fencing of machinery.
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paragraphs: Air receivers.
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paragraphs: Lighting.
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paragraphs: Work in boilers, etc.
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paragraphs: Hatch beams.
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paragraphs: Jumped-up bolts.
PART VII.
Protective Wear.
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paragraphs: Hand protection.
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paragraphs: protection in connection with cutting or welding.
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paragraphs: Eye protection for other processes.
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paragraphs: Protection against dust.
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paragraphs: Protective head gear.
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paragraphs: Protective clothing.
PART VIII.
Miscellaneous Health Provisions.
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paragraphs: Prohibition of employment of young persons in certain processes.
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paragraphs: Exhaust gases.
PART IX.
Training and Supervision .
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paragraphs: Young persons.
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paragraphs: Safety supervision.
PART X.
Miscellaneous General Provisions.
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paragraphs: Canteen facilities.
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paragraphs: Cloakroom facilities.
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paragraphs: Washing facilities.
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paragraphs: Stretchers, ambulances and ambulance rooms, etc.
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paragraphs: First-aid.
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paragraphs: and 92. Fire precautions.
S.I. No. 322 of 1975.
SHIPBUILDING AND SHIP-REPAIRING (SAFETY, HEALTH AND WELFARE) REGULATIONS, 1975.