Health and Safety Legislation Ireland Flashcards
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What is a Prohibition Notice in Irish safety law?
Answer: An order to immediately stop a dangerous activity
A Prohibition Notice is issued by an HSA inspector to immediately stop an activity that poses a serious risk of personal injury.
What does the Construction Regulations 2013 require regarding a Project Supervisor for the Design Process (PSDP)?
Answer: One must be appointed for every construction project where documentation is required
The Construction Regulations 2013 require the appointment of a PSDP for notifiable construction projects to coordinate safety during the design stage.
What is the role of the Project Supervisor for the Construction Stage (PSCS)?
Answer: To coordinate safety management during the construction phase
The PSCS is responsible for coordinating the implementation of safety measures during the actual construction phase of a project.
Under Irish law, what must happen before a construction project is notified to the HSA?
Answer: The client must appoint a PSDP and PSCS
Before notifying the HSA of a construction project, the client must ensure both a PSDP and PSCS have been appointed.
What is the AF2 form used for in Irish construction?
Answer: To notify the HSA of a construction project
The AF2 form is used to notify the HSA about a construction project that meets certain thresholds (duration, number of workers, etc.).
When must a construction project be notified to the HSA?
Answer: When it will last more than 30 working days or involve more than 500 person-days
A construction project must be notified to the HSA if it is expected to last more than 30 working days or involve more than 500 person-days of work.
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