Wash. Admin. Code § 296-155-765 - Rock crushing, gravel washing, and hot mix plants
(1) Stationary dragline machines must have
all moving parts which are exposed to contact guarded with standard safeguards.
(a) You must inspect all running lines,
straps, etc., and they must be changed when 10% of the wires in a 3 foot length
are broken.
(b) Spars must be
properly guyed with a minimum of 5 top guys and where spar is over 50 feet in
height, you must use 3 buckle guys.
(c) You must rig a pass line on the spar to
provide safe means of reaching top of spar.
(d) The head block must be equipped with a
safety strap attached to shell of the block and onto a guy wire leading away
from the working area.
(2) Truck dump bunkers must have wheel bumper
block installed when dumping material from trucks.
(3) You must install substantial walkways and
working platforms, equipped with toe boards and handrails at all plants. You
must place standard stairways and ladders to reach all parts requiring oiling
and maintenance.
(4) Plant
structures must be constructed to carry the required load, without material or
structural failure, for the prescribed life of the material used.
(5) Bunker unloading devices must be arranged
to be operative from outside the walls of bunkers.
(6) Crusher operators and other employees
working where hazardous dust or nuisance dust exists must use approved
respirators and goggles.
(7) All
dusty rock crushing houses or other dusty places of employment, must be
equipped with means for controlling the dust.
(8) Cone type crushers must be equipped with
approved guards over or around the feed end to prevent rock from flying from
crusher while in operation.
(9) All
aggregate elevators, bucket or other type, must have guards or barricades
installed under or around return strand and of sufficient strength to sustain
weight of piled up broken elevator equipment.
(10) All plant controls must be placed so as
to be readily accessible.
(11)
Overhead conveyors must be constructed so as to restrain the spillage of
material. Wherever the hazard of falling materials exists, you must provide
overhead protection over walkways and roadways.
(12) Electrical equipment must be installed
and maintained to comply with the National Electrical Code.
(13) You must discharge exhaust fumes from
internal combustion engines away from or above the working station.
(14) Hot mix plants, steam boilers and
pressure vessels must conform to A.S.M.E. Boiler and Pressure Vessel Codes and
applicable rules and regulations of the department.
(15) All hot pipes exposed to contact must be
covered or otherwise guarded against contact.
(16) All oil tanks above ground must be
properly bedded and grounded.
(17)
You must clean up or cover oil leakage on the ground with absorbent
material.
(18) Mixer operators must
use approved respirator and goggles except when operating from a remote
location.
(19) You must provide
dust and fume collection systems on all installations. You must discharge dust
and fumes back into plant or carried to a suitable distance from the work area
and precipitated.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 49.17.040 and 49.17.050. 86-03-074 (Order 86-14), § 296-155-765, filed 1/21/86; Order 74-26, § 296-155-765, filed 5/7/74, effective 6/6/74.
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