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[接上页] (2) If any thing is removed under paragraph (1), such thing shall be restored, at the end of the period during which its removal was necessary, by the person last engaged in the work that necessitated such removal. Cap 59K reg 9 Stacking at docks, etc. Where cargo or goods are placed on a dock, quay or wharf- (a) a clear passage leading to the means of access to a vessel which is lying at the dock, quay or wharf; shall be maintained on the dock, quay or wharf, and (b) if any space is left along the edge of the dock, quay or wharf, it shall be at least 900 millimetres wide and clear of all obstructions other than fixed structures, plant and appliances in use. (L.N. 238 of 1984) Cap 59K reg 10 Safe means of stacking or unstacking Where stacking or unstacking of cargo or goods, or handling in connexion therewith, cannot be safely carried out unaided by some method of securing the cargo or goods, reasonable measures to guard against accident shall be taken by shoring or otherwise. Cap 59K reg 10A Stability of stacks of containers The proprietor shall, so far as reasonably practicable, ensure that- (a) the stacking, unstacking of containers, or the handling in connection therewith, is carried out in a safe and secure manner; (b) containers are stored, stacked or otherwise arranged in such a manner that no danger is caused to any person; and (c) the ground upon which containers are stacked is maintained in a level and firm condition. (L.N. 214 of 1992) Cap 59K reg 10B Safety of persons on container top The proprietor shall take all reasonable steps to ensure that no person works on top of a container unless adequate precautions have been taken to prevent persons falling therefrom. (L.N. 214 of 1992) Cap 59K reg 11 Interpretation PART III FIRST AID FACILITIES (1) In this Part, unless the context otherwise requires- "person trained in first aid" (曾受急救训练的人) means a person who- (a) holds a current certificate of competency in first aid issued by the St. John Ambulance Association; (b) is a registered nurse within the meaning of the Nurses Registration Ordinance (Cap 164); or (c) has otherwise completed a course of training in first aid approved by certificate under the hand of the Commissioner.(2) For the purposes of this Part, the number of persons employed in a working place shall be taken to be the number of persons actually working therein at any one time. Cap 59K reg 12 Provision of first aid box or cupboard (1) A proprietor shall provide and maintain in every working place so as to be readily accessible a separate first aid box or cupboard for each 100 persons or part thereof employed in the working place. (2) Every first aid box or cupboard shall be of adequate capacity and shall contain the items specified in Part I, II, or III, as the case may be, of the Schedule and any additional items required to be provided under paragraph (3). (3) The Commissioner may by notice in writing require a proprietor to keep all or any of the following items in a first aid box or cupboard- (a) a sufficient supply of assorted sizes of waterproof adhesive wound dressings; (b) a sufficient supply of waterproof adhesive plaster; (c) a sufficient supply of eye baths.(4) All items kept in a first aid box or cupboard in accordance with this regulation shall be in good condition at all times. (5) Nothing except appliances and requisites for first aid shall be kept in a first aid box or cupboard. (6) Every first aid box and cupboard shall be marked plainly "FIRST AID" in English and "急救" in Chinese. (7) The Commissioner may by notice in writing require a proprietor to provide a stretcher for any working place. (8) A stretcher provided in accordance with a requirement under paragraph (7) shall be- (a) kept alongside the first aid box or cupboard provided under this regulation; and (b) maintained in good condition at all times. Cap 59K reg 13 Standards of dressings A proprietor shall ensure that all materials for dressings kept in a first aid box or cupboard are those designated in, and of a grade or quality not lower than the standards specified by, the British Pharmaceutical Codex or any supplement thereto. Cap 59K reg 14 Persons trained in first aid (1) Where 30 or more but less than 100 persons are employed in a working place, a proprietor shall ensure that at least one person trained in first aid is always readily available during working hours. (2) Where 100 or more persons are employed in a working place, a proprietor shall ensure that at least 2 persons trained in first aid are always readily available during working hours. (3) A proprietor shall affix to every first aid box or cupboard provided by him under regulation 12 a notice in English and Chinese specifying the names of the persons trained in first aid who are available under paragraph (1) or (2) and the places where they can be found. Cap 59K reg 15 Exemption where first aid room provided (1) If a proprietor provides a room on the dock, quay or wharf for the sole purpose of providing first aid or medical treatment, and makes arrangements so as to ensure the treatment therein of all injuries occurring in any working place on the dock, quay or wharf, the Commissioner may by notice in writing exempt the proprietor from the requirements of this Part to such extent and subject to such conditions as the Commissioner may specify in the notice. |