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Section 5: Cautions to be specified in the manual of instructions. Section 37(2)(c)

Haryana Dangerous Machines (Regulation) Rules, 1987State Rules of Haryana · 1983

Every manual of instructions prepared in pursuance of Section 15 of the Act shall, among other things, specify therein the following cautions, namely :-

(a) do not wear loose dress, bangles and the like, while working on dangerous machines;

(b) do not smoke and light fire near the threshing yard or the thresher;

(c) do not be under the influence of intoxicants like liquor, opium and the like, while working on the dangerous machines;

(d) do not cross over the moving belts;

(e) do not stand on the thresher while it is in operation or during its transportation;

(f) do not feed earheads by hand; use pushing device;

(g) do not work on the dangerous machines when tired;

(h) do not operate the thresher without guards and other safety devices;

(i) do not make any adjustment when the thresher is in operation;

(j) do not put or take off belt while the pulley is running;

(k) do not insert hand beyond the caution mark in the feeding chute.

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ActHaryana Dangerous Machines (Regulation) Rules, 1987
Section5
Marginal noteCautions to be specified in the manual of instructions. Section 37(2)(c)
JurisdictionState of Haryana
StatusIn force as published by the source

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