Fire suppression equipment
 26. (1) The operator of an industrial operation shall ensure that, (a) the fire suppression equipment required under this section is available while conducting operations; (b) the fire suppression equipment required under this section is in serviceable condition; and (c) there are persons involved in carrying out the operations who are able to operate the fire suppression equipment. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 6. (2) In this section, “backpack pump” means a container with a minimum of 18 litres of water which is equipped with a serviceable single action hand pump to disperse the water; “pumping unit” means a unit consisting of, (a) a water pump not affixed to another machine that is capable of maintaining a minimum pressure of 60 pounds per square inch when used with a nozzle with a half inch opening attached directly to the pump, (b) a toolbox, containing nozzles with assorted tip sizes, wyes, stranglers, hose wrenches, spark plugs and assorted hand tools such as screw drivers and pliers, (c) a minimum of 20 litres of fuel appropriate to operate the pump, (d) one intake hose that is a minimum of eight feet long with a foot valve, and (e) one and a half inch fire hoses measuring in total a minimum of 2,400 feet in length; “water delivery system” means a system consisting of a water supply, a water pump or equivalent means of pressurizing water and the hoses, attachments and tools necessary for the operation and maintenance of the system that is mounted on a machine that can deliver water to any place on a worksite. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 6. (3) If heavy machinery is being operated at a worksite, the following fire suppression equipment is required: 1. One backpack pump located either directly on the heavy machinery or within 30 metres of where heavy machinery is used or one water delivery system with a minimum of a 100 litre water supply located directly on the heavy machinery. 2. A fire equipment cache containing at least one pumping unit and three shovels located centrally for worksites within a 10 kilometre radius or less of each other in which, i. six or more pieces of heavy machinery with tire chains, metal tracks or skids are being operated, or ii. 10 or more pieces of heavy machinery are being operated. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 6. (4) If hot work is carried out at an operation’s worksite, a backpack pump shall be located within three metres of where the hot work is carried out. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 6. (5) If rail cutting, welding or grinding, thermite welding or switch crossing grinding is carried out at a worksite, the following fire suppression equipment is required: 1. If the fire intensity code for the worksite is determined to be Code D or E, one backpack pump located within three metres of the activity. 2. If the fire intensity code for the worksite is determined to be Code A, B or C, one backpack pump located within three metres of the activity and one water delivery system with a minimum of a 340 litre water supply located at the place of the activity. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 6. (6) If a rail production grinder is being operated at a worksite, one water delivery system with a minimum of a 3,750 litre water supply and four backpack pumps shall be located where the rail production grinder is operating. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 6. Schedule   Ontario Fire Region All that land in the territorial Districts of Algoma, Cochrane, Kenora, Manitoulin, Nipissing, Parry Sound, Sudbury, Thunder Bay, Rainy River and Timiskaming, and the Counties of Bruce, Grey, Frontenac, Haliburton, Hastings, Lennox and Addington, Peterborough, Lanark, Renfrew and Simcoe, and in the District Municipality of Muskoka, and in the City of Kawartha Lakes in the Province of Ontario, being composed of those parts of the said territorial districts, counties, District Municipality and City designated as Zones 1 to 36, both inclusive, on a plan known as Ontario Fire Region, Restricted Fire Zones, filed on August 6, 2015 with the Office of the Surveyor General in the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry. O. Reg. 332/15, s. 7. Schedule 3 Revoked:  O. Reg. 230/00, s. 5.