Subject to subsection (4) either the owner or the person engaged by the owner to be the prime contractor on a construction project must ensure that the Board receives, in writing, a notice of project that contains the information required by subsection (2) at least 24 hours before work on the construction project begins at the worksite if any of the following apply Section 20.2(1) of the OHS Regulation (" Regulation") states, in part: Issued August 1999 Editorial Revision October 2004 Editorial Revision FebruFormerly issued as part of G20.2(1) – Re-issued as Editorial Revision consequential to Regulatory Amendment Guidelines Part 20 - General Requirements
An NOP is not required unless a particular maintenance project triggers one of the criteria listed in section 20.2 of the Regulation, for example, if the total cost of a painting project will exceed $100,000. The definition of a construction project includes reference to "routine maintenance." Routine maintenance includes activities such as painting or glass replacement that are required as part of owning and operating a building or facility. The purpose of this guideline is to explain what routine maintenance is with respect to a construction project. "construction project" means any erection, alteration, repair, dismantling, demolition, structural or routine maintenance, painting, land clearing, earth moving, grading, excavating, trenching, digging, boring, drilling, blasting, concreting, the installation of any machinery or any other work deemed to be construction by the Board Section 20.1 of the OHS Regulation (" Regulation") states Issued August 1999 Editorial Revision June 14, 2013 G20.1 Construction project – Routine maintenance G20.123 Alternate acceptable standard Guidelines Part 20 - Definitions G20.112 Hazardous materials – Asbestos WORK IN COMPRESSED AIR G20.102 Suspended work platforms in marine construction and pile driving activities DEMOLITION G20.85 Trench support structures MARINE CONSTRUCTION, PILE DRIVING AND DREDGING G20.78(1)(d) Ground slope adjacent to excavation work G20.78(1)(c) Vibration, hydrostatic pressure or hazardous ground movement
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G20.78 Qualified registered professional and engineering documents G20.72 Open web joists and trusses ROOF WORK G20.47(2)-(4) Inspection and certification of concrete pump and placing booms OPEN WEB JOISTS AND TRUSSES G20.47(1) Inspection and certification of masts G20.40 Use of outriggers on concrete pumping equipment G20.14 Temporary cribbing support in house lifting operations CONCRETE FALSEWORK AND FORMWORK
G20.13(3.1) Ensuring loads do not exceed capacity of thrust-out platforms G20.5(5) Responsibilities for employers to provide stairways to work levels during construction G20.4(2) Suitable access for safe delivery of equipment and materials G20.4(1) Suitable ladders, work platforms, and scaffolds G20.3-1 Labour supply firms and construction employers – Responsibilities G20.2.1(2)(d) Notice of project – Other similar exposure work activities G20.2.1(2)(c) Notice of project – Significant disturbance of lead-containing material G20.2.1(1) and (2) Notice of project for hazardous substances – Ongoing asbestos work G20.1 Construction project – routine maintenance GENERAL REQUIREMENTS Forestry Operations and Similar Activities Diving, Fishing and Other Marine Operations Ladders, Scaffolds and Temporary Work Platforms Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Noise, Vibration, Radiation and Temperature Occupational Health and Safety Regulation
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