PART VII PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT — Foot protection
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(1) A worker’s footwear shall be of a design, construction, and material appropriate to the protection required.
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To determine the appropriate protection under subsection (1) the following factors shall be considered:
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slipping;
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uneven terrain;
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abrasion;
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ankle protection;
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foot support;
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crushing potential;
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temperature extremes;
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corrosive substances;
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puncture hazards;
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electrical shock; and
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another recognizable hazard.
80(3)
Where a determination has been made that safety protective footwear is required to have toe protection, metatarsal protection, puncture resistant soles, dielectric protection or a combination of these, the footwear shall meet the requirements of CSA Standard CAN/ CSA -Z195, Protective Footwear.
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