2022 Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation

Signal person on construction site 
20.7(1) An employer must ensure that a worker is designated to act as a
signal person when powered mobile equipment at a construction
project site travels in a reverse direction or moves in a manner that
may create a risk to the safety or health of its operator or any other
worker in its vicinity.
20.7(2) A worker designated as a signal person must
(a) have a clear view of the operator and the intended path of
travel of the powered mobile equipment; and
(b) direct the operator of the equipment through the use of
(i) pre-arranged visual signals, if the signals will be clearly
visible to the operator, or
(ii) a radio communication system, if visual signals will not be
clearly visible to the operator.
Reverse warnings 
20.8
An employer must ensure that powered mobile equipment, except
a vehicle that has less than a 907 kg (one ton) carrying capacity, is
equipped with a suitable warning device that operates automatically
when it moves in reverse.
M.R. 147/2010

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Workplace Safety And Health Regulation
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PART 21 
EMERGENCY WASHING FACILITIES
Application
21.1
This Part applies to every workplace where hazardous, irritating or
corrosive substances are used.
Duty to provide emergency washing facilities
21.2(1) An employer must provide emergency washing facilities at a
workplace where hazardous, irritating or corrosive substances are
used.
21.2(2) An employer must assess the risk of exposure to hazardous, irritating
or corrosive substances in the workplace in consultation with
(a) the committee at the workplace;
(b) the representative at the workplace; or
(c) when there is no committee or representative, the workers at
the workplace.
21.2(3) An employer must provide the number and type of emergency
washing equipment that is sufficient to address the risk of exposure
to hazardous, irritating or corrosive substances as determined by the
assessment under subsection (2).
21.2(4) An employer must ensure that the emergency washing equipment
provided at the workplace meets the requirements and is installed,
tested and maintained in accordance with
(a) ANSI/ISEA Z358.1-2014, American National Standard for 
Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment; and
(b) the equipment manufacturer’s specifications.
M.R. 128/2019