Factory And Workshop Orders
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All machinery and chains and other gear used in hoisting or lowering in connection with the processes shall have been tested, and shall be periodically examined. All such chains shaU be effectually softened by annealing or firing when necessary, and all half-inch or smaller chains in general use shall be so annealed or fired once in every six months.
If the chains are part of the outfit carried by a seagoing ship it shall be a sufficient compliance with this Regulation as regards softening by a...nnealing or fixing of half-in6h or smaller chains, that no such chains shall be used unless they have been so annealed or fired within six months preceding.
As regards chains, the safe-loads indicated by the test, the date of last annealing and any other particulars prescribed by the Secretary of State, shall be entered in a register which shall be kept on the premises, unless some other place has been approved in writing by the Chief Inspector.
10. All motors, cog-wheels, chain and friction-gearing, shafting and live electric condixctors used in the processes shall (unless it can be shown that by their position and construction they are equally safe to every person envployed as they would be if securely fenced) be securely fenced so far as is practicable without impeding the safe working of the ship and without infringing any requirement of the Board of Trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All machinery and chains and other gear used in hoisting or lowering in connection with the processes shall have been tested, and shall be periodically examined. All such chains shaU be effectually softened by annealing or firing when necessary, and all half-inch or smaller chains in general use shall be so annealed or fired once in every six months.
If the chains are part of the outfit carried by a seagoing ship it shall be a sufficient compliance with this Regulation as regards softening by a...nnealing or fixing of half-in6h or smaller chains, that no such chains shall be used unless they have been so annealed or fired within six months preceding.
As regards chains, the safe-loads indicated by the test, the date of last annealing and any other particulars prescribed by the Secretary of State, shall be entered in a register which shall be kept on the premises, unless some other place has been approved in writing by the Chief Inspector.
10. All motors, cog-wheels, chain and friction-gearing, shafting and live electric condixctors used in the processes shall (unless it can be shown that by their position and construction they are equally safe to every person envployed as they would be if securely fenced) be securely fenced so far as is practicable without impeding the safe working of the ship and without infringing any requirement of the Board of Trade.
What to read after Factory And Workshop Orders?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Home Office to read onlineMoreLess
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