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91-191 - General

Section 51.92
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Aerial devices
51.92(1)Where an aerial device is used for structural fire-fighting, an employer shall ensure that it
(a) meets or exceeds NFPA 1904, “Standard for Testing Fire Department Aerial Devices”, 1991 edition or Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada standard CAN/ULC - S515 - M88, “Standard for Automobile Fire Fighting Apparatus”, or
(b) is certified in writing by an engineer as being safe to elevate personnel to a work area above ground when used for structural fire-fighting purposes.
51.92(2)In this section, “aerial device” includes an aerial bucket, aerial ladder, elevating platform, aerial ladder platform or water tower that is designed to position personnel, handle materials, provide egress or discharge water, as the case may be.
97-121; 2010-159; 2022-27
Aerial devices
51.92(1)Where an aerial device is used for structural fire-fighting, an employer shall ensure that it
(a) meets or exceeds NFPA 1904, “Standard for Testing Fire Department Aerial Devices”, 1991 edition or Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada standard CAN/ULC - S515 - M88, “Standard for Automobile Fire Fighting Apparatus”, or
(b) is certified in writing by an engineer as being safe to elevate personnel to a work site above ground when used for structural fire-fighting purposes.
51.92(2)In this section, “aerial device” includes an aerial bucket, aerial ladder, elevating platform, aerial ladder platform or water tower that is designed to position personnel, handle materials, provide egress or discharge water, as the case may be.
97-121; 2010-159
Aerial devices
51.92(1)Where an aerial device is used for structural fire-fighting, an employer shall ensure that it
(a) meets or exceeds NFPA 1904, “Standard for Testing Fire Department Aerial Devices”, 1991 edition or Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada standard CAN/ULC - S515 - M88, “Standard for Automobile Fire Fighting Apparatus”, or
(b) is certified in writing by an engineer as being safe to elevate personnel to a work site above ground when used for structural fire-fighting purposes.
51.92(2)In this section, “aerial device” includes an aerial bucket, aerial ladder, elevating platform, aerial ladder platform or water tower that is designed to position personnel, handle materials, provide egress or discharge water, as the case may be.
97-121