ANNEXURE F. 5. Factories, Machinery and Building Work Ordinance, 1952. HOURS AND WAGES RECORD. Week ended 19 I. State shifts worked in establishment:— Shift (a) m. to m. Shift (b) m. to m. Shift (c) m. to m. (If only one shift per day worked, state the ordinary hours of commencing and ceasing work, viz. a.m. to pan.) II. Particulars in respect of persons employed:— 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Identity number of employee (if any). Name in full. Occupation. Race (European, Colored, Asiatic or Native), Specify age if under 21, otherwise state adult. Sex. Ordinary time worked (In hours or fractions thereof), State (a), (b) or (c) after the number of hours on each day according to the shifts worked vide paragraph I. (Insert day of week). Total of ordinary time for week, i.e. excluding overtime. State whether on time work or piece work. If time worked state ordinary rate or wage per hour, per day, per week or per month. It piece worker state legal minimum amount payable per week. Amount due for ordinary time worked. Overtime worked (in hours or fraction» thereof), (Insert day of week). Total of overtime for week (Hours). Amount due for overtime worked. Authorised deductions. Total amount paid for ordinary time and overtime. Remarks By Employer By Inspector (a) If short-time worked specify reason as either “absence of employee” or “short-time required by employer”. (b) If not working shifts (a), (b) or (c) state hours worked in each case. (c) If In receipt of other benefits, e.g. lodging or food, state nature and value thereof.
(2) The occupier shall provide each change room with adequate seating, and with suitable lockers capable of being locked, and shall provide suitable means for drying wet working clothing taken off by employees engaged on wet processes. (3) Change rooms shall be well lighted and ventilated, and the employer or occupier shall cause them to be kept clean. (4) Where, in terms of sub-regulation (1), a change room is provided, no person shall change or store his clothing anywhere on the premises except therein. (5) No employer or occupier shall store, or permit to be stored, any goods or materials connected with the factory processes, or waste of any description, in a change room. (6) In the case of factories in which are manufactured, prepared or handled as the case may be - (a) hides or skins, (b) wool or mohair, (c) poisonous substances, or (d) articles of food or drink, the change room shall not communicate directly with any room in the factory in which factory processes are carried on. (7) Accommodation shall be provided, to the satisfaction of an inspector, for such classes of non-Europeans of each sex as the inspector may indicate, and the provisions of (1) to (6) inclusive shall, mutatis mutandis, apply. Rest and Dining Rooms 20. (1) In any factory in which European females work, the occupier shall, if more than three and less than ten such females are employed, provide a couch free of charge and maintain it in good and clean condition in a suitable position to the satisfaction of an inspector. (2) In any factory in which ten or more European females are employed, the occupier shall provide, free of charge, and maintain in good condition, a rest room to the extent of six square feet of clear floor space for each such employee working in the factory at any one time with a minimum clear floor space of seventy-two square feet and a height of not less than nine feet. Rest rooms shall be furnished with couches and other suitable furniture. (3) Any European female working in a factory shall be entitled to make use of the couch or rest room provided in terms of sub-regulation (1) or (2) - (a) during any interval in her work; and (b) if she becomes ill or faint while working. (4) In any factory in which - regulations
(ii) If it is lost the user must apply to the Inspector within 7 days for the issue of a duplicate and must forward at the same time ten shillings. (On inside of cover) To (Name of user) at (Buildings) (Street) (Town) Elevator No. is licensed to carry persons (including operator), lb. of freight and operator. Inspector of Factories (Engineering) Date (Subsequent pages of register.) Elevator No. Registered user Date of Inspection REMARKS: REQUIREMENTS: Inspector of Factories (Engineering) CHAPTER V [Chapter V inserted by GN 146/1966] BUILDING, DEMOLITION AND EXCAVATION WORK Interpretation of Terms D.1. In this chapter unless inconsistent with the context - “competent person” means a person who has had at least five years’ practical experience in building work or a person who has obtained a degree in civil engineering of a South African University or a degree recognised by the Department of Education, Arts and Science of the Republic of South Africa as equivalent to such first mentioned degree; “scaffold” means any structure or framework used for the support of persons, equipment and material in elevated positions in connection with building or excavation work; “putlog scaffold” means a scaffold supported by a single row of standards and the structure in connection with which it is being used; “light suspended scaffold” means a working platform suspended from overhead cantilevered supports by means of a single suspension from each cantilever support; “heavy suspended scaffold” means a working platform suspended from overhead cantilevered supports by means of more than one separate suspension from each cantilever support;