Council Directive 92/57/EEC of 24 June 1992 on the implementation of minimum safe... (31992L0057)
Council Directive 92/57/EEC of 24 June 1992 on the implementation of minimum safety and health requirements at temporary or mobile construction sites (eighth individual Directive within the meaning of Article 16 (1) of Directive 89/391/EEC)
- COUNCIL DIRECTIVE 92/57/EEC
- of 24 June 1992
- on the implementation of minimum safety and health requirements at temporary or mobile constructions sites (eighth individual Directive within the meaning of Article 16 (1) of Directive 89/391/EEC)
- Article 1
- Subject
- Article 2
- Definitions
- Article 3
- Appointment of coordinators — Safety and health plan — Prior notice
- Article 4
- Project preparation stage: general principles
- Article 5
- Project preparation stage: duties of coordinators
- Article 6
- Project execution stage: duties of coordinators
- Article 7
- Responsibilities of clients, project supervisors and employers
- Article 8
- Implementation of Article 6 of Directive 89/391/EEC
- Article 9
- Obligations of employers
- Article 10
- Obligations of other groups of persons
- Article 11
- Information for workers
- Article 12
- Consultation and participation of workers
- Article 13
- Amendment of the Annexes
- Article 14
- Final provisions
- Article 15
- ANNEX I
- NON-EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 2 (a) OF THE DIRECTIVE
- ANNEX II
- NON-EXHAUSTIVE LIST OF WORK INVOLVING PARTICULAR RISKS TO THE SAFETY AND HEALTH OF WORKERS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 3 (2), SECOND PARAGRAPH OF THE DIRECTIVE
- ANNEX III
- CONTENT OF THE PRIOR NOTICE REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 3 (3), FIRST PARAGRAPH OF THE DIRECTIVE I
- ANNEX IV
- MINIMUM SAFETY AND HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION SITES
- Referred to in Article 9 (a) and Article 10 (1) (a) (i) of the Directive
- PART A
- GENERAL MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR ON-SITE WORKPLACES
- 1.
- Stability and solidity
- 2.
- Energy distribution installations
- 3.
- Emergency routes and exits
- 4.
- Fire detection and fire fighting
- 5.
- Ventilation
- 6.
- Exposure to particular risks
- 7.
- Temperature
- 8.
- Natural and artificial lighting of workstations, rooms and traffic routes on the site
- 9.
- Doors and gates
- 10.
- Traffic routes — danger areas
- 11.
- Loading bays and ramps
- 12.
- Freedom of movement at the workstation
- 13.
- First aid
- 14.
- Sanitary equipment
- 14.1.
- Changing rooms and lockers.
- 14.2.
- Showers and washbasins
- 14.3.
- Lavatories and washbasins
- 15.
- Rest rooms and/or accommodation areas
- 16.
- Pregnant women and nursing mothers
- 17.
- Handicapped workers
- 18.
- Miscellaneous provisions
- PART B
- SPECIFIC MINIMUM REQUIREMENT FOR ON-SITE WORKSTATIONS
- Section I
- On-site indoor workstations
- 1.
- Stability and solidity
- 2.
- Emergency doors
- 3.
- Ventilation
- 4.
- Temperature
- 5.
- Natural and artificial lighting
- 6.
- Floors, walls, ceilings and roofs of rooms
- 7.
- Windows and skylights
- 8.
- Doors and Gates
- 9.
- Traffic routes
- 10.
- Specific measures for escalators and travelators
- 11.
- Room dimensions and air space in rooms
- Section II
- On-site outdoor workstations
- 1.
- Stability and solidity
- 1.2. Checking
- 2.
- Energy distribution installations
- 3.
- Atmospheric influences
- 4.
- Falling objects
- 5.
- Falls from a height
- 6.
- Scaffolding and leaders
- (2)
- 7.
- Lifting equpiment
- (2)
- 8.
- Excavating and materials-handling vehicles and machinery
- (2)
- 9.
- Installations, machinery, equipment
- (3)
- 10.
- Excavations, wells, underground works, tunnels and earthworks
- 11.
- Demolition work
- 12.
- Metal or concrete frameworks, shutterings and heavy prefabricated components
- 13.
- Cofferdams and caissons
- 14.
- Work on roofs
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