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Instruction on labor protection for the deputy director for educational and production work

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Occupational Safety and Health / Standard instructions for labor protection

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Labor protection requirements

1. The Deputy Director for Educational and Industrial Work is responsible for organizing work to create healthy and safe conditions for the educational process

2. Carries out direct management and control over compliance with the norms and rules of labor protection, industrial sanitation and fire safety in the educational process.

3. Organizes the development of labor protection instructions for students. Supervises the training of students and its registration.

4. Determines the procedure for teaching students the rules of the road, fire safety, behavior on the water.

5. Controls the availability and use of educational equipment, instruments, reagents, as well as control over the conformity of furniture for students and children in school institutions.

6. Takes timely measures to seize chemical reagents, educational equipment, devices that do not comply with the Model Rules.

7. Prohibits the use of equipment not included in the standard list, including home-made equipment installed in workshops and offices without the permission of the technical labor inspectorate.

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