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Document ID (ISN)19137
CIS number 73-458
ISSN - Serial title 0045-4206 - Canada Gazette - Gazette du Canada
Year 1972
Convention or series no. DORS/71-616 SOR/71-616
Author(s)
Department of Labour, Canada
Title Regulations respecting fire safety and emergency measures for Federal works, undertakings and businesses (Canada Fire Safety Regulations)
Original title Règlement 1 concernant les mesures d'urgence et la protection contre l'incendie dans les ouvrages, entreprises et affaires de compétence fédérale (Règlement du Canada concernant la protection contre l'incendie) [in French]
Bibliographic information 8 Dec. 1971, Part II, Vol.105, No.23, p.2049-2053.
Abstract These regulations are issued pursuant to the Canada Labour Code, Part IV (Safety of Employees). Buildings must be designed, constructed and equipped following provincial (depending on location) and other approved fire prevention and protection standards. Detailed emergency plans must be submitted for authorised approval, kept up to date and available to safety officers for buildings where employees on any one shift exceed 50 (unless all occupy the ground floor) or unusual fire or explosion hazards exist. Where plans are required, chief and deputy chief wardens and wardens and deputies for each occupied floor must be appointed, instructed and trained. Annual and plan revision meetings, building inspections and emergency drills are mandatory. Carbon tetrachloride extinguishers are forbiddent. Replaced by CIS 86-1483.
Descriptors (primary) Canada; fire hazards; fire prevention; emergency organization; industrial buildings
Descriptors (secondary) safety and health personnel; fire services; fire service organization; industrial fire brigades; fire drills; standardization; replaced; law; directive; fire protection
Document type A - Laws, regulations, directives
Country / State or ProvinceCanada
Subject(s) Standards and directives with the force of law
Broad subject area(s) Fires, explosions and major hazards
Browse category(ies) Fires