2022 Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act and Regulation

“hazardous confined space” means a confined space that is or may become
hazardous to a worker who enters or is in the space due to
(a) the design, construction or atmosphere of the space;
(b) materials or substances in the space;
(c) the work activities or processes in the space; or
(d) any other conditions within or related to the space.
“Hazardous Products Regulations” means the Hazardous Products
Regulations, SOR/2015-17 made under the Hazardous Products Act
(Canada). (« Règlement sur les produits dangereux »)
“health care facility” means
(a) a hospital, a personal care home, a psychiatric facility, a medical
clinic, a medical laboratory, a community health centre and
CancerCare Manitoba;

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(b) a physician’s office;
(c) an ambulance as defined in The Emergency Medical Response 
and Stretcher Transportation Act;
(d) a dentist’s office;
(e) a veterinary office or clinic;
(f) a laundry facility that is located in, or that provides services to, a
facility referred to in clause (a); and
(g) any other workplace where physical or mental health treatment
or care is provided to a person, other than a place where first
aid services are provided to employees in accordance with Part 5
(First Aid). (« établissement de santé »)
“hoist” means equipment that is designed to lift and lower loads.
(« appareil de levage »)
“hot work” means work that produces arcs, sparks, flames, heat or other
sources of ignition. (« travail à chaud »)
“hours of darkness” means
(a) the period beginning 30 minutes after sunset and ending 30
minutes before sunrise; or
(b) any period when, because of insufficient light or unfavourable
atmospheric conditions, persons or vehicles cannot be seen at a
distance of 150 m. (« heures d’obscurité »)