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1.The pictograms with which safety signposts have been provided, are as simple as possible and details which are superfluous for the understanding are omitted. 2.The signposts have been made of material with the greatest possible resistance to impact and weather resistance. 3.The signposts have such...

1.Reservoirs which are used at activities with or the storage of chemical substances or mixtures which in accordance with EC Regulation Classification, Labelling and Packaging of Substances and Mixtures, are classified as hazardous on the basis of the criteria for any physical hazard class or...

The hazard pictograms or signal words used on lines are visibly and adequately repeatedly applied in the vicinity of the most dangerous locations, like valves and connection points.

1.The signalling of locations, premises or closed spaces which are used for the storage of considerable amounts of hazardous substances takes place by an appropriate warning notice as referred to in Article 8.10 or by hazard pictograms and signal words as referred to in Article...

1.By means of hand and arm signals, the signaller passes on driving instructions to the receiver of the signals. 2.The signaller dedicates his attention solely to the giving of driving instructions and the safety of the employees who are in his vicinity. 3.The signaller can...

1.When the protection of the employees requires that, the traffic routes on the workplace for vehicles are clearly indicated by continuous stripes with a well visible colour. 2.When applying the stripes, are taken into account the necessary safety distances between the vehicles which can drive...