S.L. 646.19 Art. 27Offences. Part 1: List enter and work 1. A a history of 2. A 3. permanent 4. A 5. A 6. Severe 7. A liable to cause times or 8. Any practitioner certified fit to Part 2: List or to work in 1. Young 2. breastfeeding. Preliminary The precautions in 1. Places A place in require special is deemed to be A

Any person who knowingly or recklessly interferes with the process of providing a safe and healthy place of work, shall be guilty of an offence. HAVING EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES)

ANNEX I (Regulation 13 (3)).

of medical conditions for which a person may not be certified fit to in a confined space.

history of fainting, black-outs or bouts of loss of consciousness, including epilepsy or uncontrolled diabetes mellitus history of shortness of breath Disabilities related to limited dexterity or mobility, whether temporary or history of mental disease or of any other relevant mental condition history of heart disease or high blood pressure disabilities related to hearing or vision history of drug or alcohol abuse, or when a worker is taking medication drowsiness, lack of co-ordination, slowing of reflexes or response disorientation other serious medical condition which in the opinion of the medical carrying out the examination should preclude a worker from being enter or to work in a confined space.

of categories of workers who may not be certified as being fit for entry a confined space.

workers Pregnant workers, or workers who have recently given birth or are

ANNEX II CLASSIFICATION OF PLACES WHERE EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES MAY OCCUR note following system of classification must be applied to places where accordance with regulations 18, 19, 21 and 22 are taken. where explosive atmospheres may occur which an explosive atmosphere may occur in such quantities as to precautions to protect the health and safety of the workers concerned hazardous within the meaning of these regulations. which an explosive atmosphere is not expected to occur in such require special precautions is deemed to be non-hazardous within the these regulations. and, or combustible substances are considered as materials which may explosive atmosphere unless an investigation of their properties has shown mixtures with air they are incapable of independently propagating an