1964_QUARRIES_(SAFETY)_REGULATIONS — Page 23

1981 Ed.]

Quarries (Safety) Regulations

[CAP. 59

F 23

[Subsidiary]

[reg. 21(1).]

SECOND SCHEDULE

PART I

FIRST AID EQUIPMENT REQUIRED WHERE THE NUMBER OF PERSONS EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED TO WORK IN A

QUARRY DOES NOT EXCEED 50

(a) A copy of the leaflet issued by the Commissioner giving advice on first aid

treatment.

(b) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 12) small sterilized

unmedicated dressings for injured fingers.

(c) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 6) medium-sized

sterilized unmedicated dressings for injured hands or feet.

(d) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 4) adhesive wound

dressings of assorted sizes.

(e) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 4) triangular bandages of

unbleached calico, the longest side of each bandage measuring not less than 5+ 1.3eTrea inches and each of the other sides of each bandage measuring not less than 36 cc millimatres

25 millimetres by 4,5 metres

inches.

(f) A sufficient supply (and in any event, not less than 1 roll of Linch-by-Syards of

zinc oxide plaster) of adhesive plaster.

30 grams

(g) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 6) one-ounce packets of

absorbent cotton wool.

(h) A pressure bandage.

(i) A sufficient number of safety pins.

(/). An eye bath.

(Note:

All materials for dressings shall be those designated in, and of a grade or quality not lower than the standards specified by the British Pharmaceutical Codex )

PART II

FIRST AID EQUIPMENT REQUIRED WHERE THE NUMBER OF PERSONS EMPLOYED OR ENGAGED TO WORK IN A

QUARRY EXCEEDS 50

(a) A copy of the leaflet issued by the Commissioner giving advice on first aid

treatment.

(b) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 24) small sterilized

unmedicated dressings for injured fingers.

(c) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 12) medium-sized

sterilized unmedicated dressings for injured hands or feet.

(d) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 36) adhesive wound

dressings of assorted sizes.

1.

3ine Trea

(e) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 8) triangular bandages of

unbleached calico, the longest side of each bandage measuring not less than S inches and each of the other sides of each bandage measuring not less than 360 millimetres

25 millimetes by 4.5 metres

inches.

(/) A sufficient supply (and in any event, not less than 2 rolls of Hinel-by-5-yards of

zinc oxide plaster) of adhesive plaster.

30 grams

(g) A sufficient number of (and in any event, not less than 12) one-ounce packets of

absorbent cotton wool.

(h) A pressure bandage.

(1) A sufficient number of safety pins.

(j) An eye bath.

(Note: All materials for dressings shall be those designated in and of a grade or quality not lower than the

standards specified by the British Pharmaceutical Codex.)