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Part 11 — Fall Protection

Part 12 — Machine Guarding

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Table saw guard missing — Section 12.22

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Toolbox talk — fall protection · 6 signed

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The safety binder is from 2019.

Mike knows the rules — sort of. He's been the safety guy for 8 years because nobody else wanted it. When WorkSafeBC calls on Tuesday, he's up at 6 am flipping through PDFs trying to find the section about machine guarding. The enterprise tools cost $200+/month and need a consultant. So the shop runs on memory, a three-ring binder, and hope it doesn't get audited.

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Do we need a guard on a 1980s shaper?

Yes — under Part 12, Section 12.22. Point-of-operation guards are required for all woodworking machinery regardless of age. Three things to check: (1) guard covers the cutting area, (2) infeed has anti-kickback, (3) emergency stop within reach.

What about fall protection at 2.8 metres?

Below the 3-metre threshold in Section 11.2 — but Part 4 general duty still applies. If there's risk of injury from falling, you need a written fall protection plan and guardrails or a harness.

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"First aid attendant requirements?" "WHMIS training for new hires?" "Lockout/tagout on a table saw?"

Grounded in B.C. Reg. 296/97 · cites exact sections · King's Printer licensed

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