2022 Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation

Laser equipment standards
39.11 
An employer must ensure that all laser equipment at a health care
facility is operated and maintained in accordance with CSA Z386:14
(R2019), Safe use of lasers in health care.
M.R. 128/2019
Definition: “waste”
39.12
In this Part, “waste” means any chemical or biological substance that
may create a risk to the safety or health of a worker, including
(a) human anatomical waste;
(b) animal anatomical waste;
(c) microbiological laboratory waste;
(d) blood and body fluid waste; and
(e) used or contaminated needles and sharps such as knives, blades,
scissors and other items that are capable of causing a cut or
puncture.

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Workplace Safety And Health Regulation
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PART 40 
FORESTRY AND ARBORICULTURE
Application
40.1
This Part applies to every workplace where forestry or arboriculture
operations take place.
Safe work procedures
40.2
An employer must
(a) develop and implement safe work procedures respecting the
forestry or arboriculture operations that occur in the workplace;
(b) train workers in the safe work procedures; and
(c) ensure that workers comply with the safe work procedures.
Restricted access
40.3
An employer must ensure that only persons involved in the forestry
or arboriculture operation have access to the area where those
operations take place.
No work on hillside
40.4
When forestry or arboriculture operations take place on a hillside,
an employer must ensure that no logs or trees are allowed to roll
downhill if the logs or trees would create a risk to any person below
the site of the operations.