OHSA Reg. 851, s. 20

Place a barrier, sign, or other type of safeguard in areas with potential traffic hazards

OSHA Reg. 851, s. 22

Non-immediate use flammable liquid storage regulations: Multiple requirements.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 23

Containers used to transfer flammable liquid need to be resistant to the liquid and have a spring loaded cap as well as a flame arrestor.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 25

Machines or machine parts that can cause injury must have a guard to prevent access.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 26

Machines or machine parts that can cause injury must have a guard to prevent injury from materials being processed.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 45

Protect worker from injury when lifting, carrying, or moving materials.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 46

Secure equipment, machines, or material so they don't tip or fall causing injury.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 47

Brace the bottom row of cylindrical objects to prevent sideways movement.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 70

Protect the worker against hazardous gas, vapor, or fume by providing a portable gas monitor for confined space entry.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 84

Protect the worker against skin injuries by providing a safety barrier, screen or appropriate clothing.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 124

Protect your worker with an eyewash station within 10 seconds of reach.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 125

Protect your worker with a deluge shower station within quick reach.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 126

Protect your worker with the correct equipment to safely remove material.

OHSA Reg. 851, s. 139

Protect your worker from sound levels greater than 85 decibels

OHS Reg. G4.50

In addition to minimizing risk of Muscular Skeletal Injuries (MSI) with control mechanisms. Protect your worker from MSI with Personal Protection Equipment (PPE).
PPE for MSI includes, but is not limited to the following:

• Gloves (for example, vibration dampening gloves, friction gloves)
• Footwear (for example, safe, cushioned footwear with a comfortable toe box, and proper-fitting, low profile heels)
• Devices to protect against contact stress (for example, knee pads and wrist rests on computer keyboards)

OHSA s. 25 (1),(2)(h)

take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for the protection of a worker.

OHSA Reg. 833, s. 3

Protect the worker from exposure to hazardous biological or chemical materials.

EPA Reg. 102, s. 3

Implement the 3 R's (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) regulation in the workplace.

EPA Reg. 224, s. 3
Take immediate and appropriate action in the event of a spill or leak.

EPA Reg. 347, s. 55
Protect the environment ensuring you have the appropriate equipment to handle the materials stored on site.

EPA Reg. E. 19. s. 91.1

Must have appropriate equipment and materials available to prevent a spill.

EPA Reg. E. 19, s. 99 (3)

Protect your liability with spill prevention

EPA Reg. E. 19, s. 100

Ensure the appropriate equipment and materials are available to respond to a spill.

Pesticide Reg. 914, s. 119

Store pesticides safely to protect food for human or animal consumption.

Pesticide Reg. 914, s. 121

Store dangerous pesticides in appropriate cabinets to protect people.

FPPA Reg. 213, s. 2.4.1.3

Prevent combustion of oily rags with a safety container.

FPPA Reg. 213, s. 2.4.1.6

Spills must be cleaned up immediately and the waste disposed of safely.

FPPA Reg. 213, s. 2.10.2.2

Waste receptacles must be made of non combustible materials.

FPPA Reg. 213, s. 4.1.6.1

Spills of flammable liquids must be prevented from reaching waterways, sewer systems, and potable water sources.

FPPA Reg. 213, s. 4.2.6.5

Store different reactive Flammable / Combustible materials in an appropriate safety cabinet.

WSI Act Reg. 1101, s. 11

Safely dispose of used First Aid material.

NFCC Part 4.2.10.4

Regulates the protection of environment, facility, and person where flammable and combustible liquids are stored.

OFC Reg. 388, s. 6.2.6

Protect your worker and facility with correct portable fire extinguishers

CSA B 149.2

Standard for propane storage and handling.

CSA B 335 - 04

Standard for Lift Truck Safety features.

FMC 6049

Requirements for buildings used to store and/or dispense flammable liquids.

FM 6050 Approved

Cabinets used to store flammable and combustible liquids.

FM 6051

Safety containers with flammable liquids must have tight fitting caps, or valves that remain closed unless held open intentionally.

FMC 6053

Standard for safe use of Plunger Cans for dispensing flammable liquids.

ULC/ORD 1275 - 1984

Requirements for construction of buildings used to store flammable liquids.

ULC/ORD 142.6 - 2000

Storage vault used for storage of flammable and combustible products.

ULC/ORD 1715.3

Fire exposure standard

ANSI Z 358.1 - 2004

Standard features for use of eyewash stations and deluge showers.

ANSI Z 245.60 - 1999

Standard features for roll out carts.

NFPA Code 30

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