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Safety requirements

1. Persons at least 18 years of age who have undergone a medical examination and are deemed fit to perform these works may be admitted to timber storage work.

2. To perform work in timber warehouses, workers who have been instructed, trained, trained and tested in safety, fire safety, first aid and who have a special certificate about this are allowed.

3. Each worker in the course of work within the terms established at the enterprise must undergo safety briefing and training.

A corresponding entry is made in the safety certificate about the briefings and training.

4. Workers combining professions must be trained in safe practices and instructed in labor protection in all jobs they perform.

5. Each worker must know the internal labor regulations of the enterprise and strictly comply with them.

6. Persons who have undergone special training and have a certificate for the right to drive them are allowed to drive machines, equipment and motor tools.

The assignment of machinery and equipment to certain persons must be issued by order for the workshop or enterprise.

7. Workers involved in the management and maintenance of machinery and equipment must know: the arrangement and purpose of all parts, individual assemblies, the rules for operation and maintenance established by the factory documentation; rules for rejecting ropes, lifting devices and other equipment, rules for signal exchange adopted at the enterprise.

8. Persons employed in timber warehouses during the period of work must use personal protective equipment (overalls, safety shoes, helmets, gloves, etc.) issued by the enterprise.

9. Each worker must be familiar with the technological map or plan for the organization of work in the timber warehouse and fulfill their requirements during work.

10. Workplaces, sites, transport routes after dark or in poor visibility (fog, rain, snow) must have artificial lighting that provides illumination not lower than that established by industry standards. Work without sufficient lighting of the workplace is not allowed.

11. Crossing over moving timber conveyors, climbing overpasses is possible only in designated places using special ladders and walkways.

12. Workplaces must be promptly cleared of debris, tree branches, fragments of whips, snow, ice, and slippery places should be sprinkled with anti-slip material. Work on cluttered sites and overpasses is prohibited.

13. Repair work is allowed to be carried out only when the equipment mechanisms are stopped and electrical equipment cabinets are de-energized, while the sign "Do not turn on! People are working!" is posted on the main switch off.

14. Machinery, equipment, motor and hand tools must comply with standards and be used only in good condition. Workers are obliged to comply with the requirements for handling machinery and equipment established by the factory documentation. It is not allowed to use steel ropes spliced with knots and having more than 10% of broken wires in one laying step (according to the steel rope rejection standards).

15. At each workplace, fire safety rules must be observed. Smoking only in designated places, do not use open flames for lighting and heating.

16. Workers who use the transport provided by the enterprise for travel to and from work are required to know and strictly comply with the rules for transporting passengers. Travel to and from the place of work on transport not equipped for this purpose is prohibited.

17. When traveling in a bus, a specially equipped car, a passenger car of a train, on watercraft, it is not allowed: to enter and exit until the transport stops completely; go out in the direction of the carriageway, ride outside the car; sit on board the body; stand on the deck of a boat, in a boat or in the back of a car; transport a fueled gasoline-powered saw, fuel, lubricants and explosives, woodcutting tools with open blades or teeth, hunting rifles in an assembled combat form; transport firewood and other bulky goods that block passages; overload a boat or vessel; boarding and disembarking the vessel before mooring; smoking, littering and damaging the property of the vehicle.

When driving through water obstacles, each worker must wear a life jacket or belt.

When transported by helicopters, workers must comply with all orders of the crew.

18. Organizational management of the work is carried out by the foreman directly or through the foreman. The orders and instructions of the master are obligatory for all workers in the lumberyard.

19. The instruction must be followed by all workers employed in timber warehouses. Persons who violate labor protection requirements bear administrative responsibility in accordance with the internal labor regulations, if their actions do not entail criminal liability.

20. In cases not provided for in this instruction, contact the immediate supervisor of the work.

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