Section 13: Other observations

13. Other observations I certify that on ............................................................................................... *(i) the air receiver described in Parts I and II above, was made accessible for thorough examination and on the said date I thoroughly examined this receiver, including its fittings. *(ii) I examined the air receiver described in Parts I and III above, including its fittings and tested it hydraulically and the above is a true report of the results of my examination. [Issue 1] O2 – 78 Revised Laws of Mauritius EIGHTH SCHEDULE—continued Signature of registered machinery inspector ........................................................ Name: ............................................................................................................ Address: ........................................................................................................ Tel No.: .............................................. Date: ................................................. Note: *Delete whichever is not applicable. NINTH SCHEDULE [Sections 2 and 77] LIST OF SUBSTANCES HAZARDOUS TO HEALTH Acrylonitrile Alpha-napthylamine (other than alpha-naphthylamine containing, as a by-product of a chemical reaction, more than one percent of beta-naphthylamine), and their salts Arsenic and compounds Asbestos Auramine Benzene including benzol Beryllium dust or fume Cadmium and compounds Carbon disulphide Carbon tetrachloride Chloroform Chromic acid Coal soots, coal tar, pitch and coal tar fumes Dianisidine and its salts Dichlorobenzidine and its salts Disulphur dichloride Hard wood dusts Isoprophyl alcohol Lead (when used in the process of manufacture of electric accumulators, the breaking up or sorting of dried plates from electric accumulators, or any other processes where lead may be present in such quantity and under such conditions as may be harmful to health) Leather dust (arising during preparation and finishing of boots and shoe manufacture) O2 – 79 [Issue 1] Occupational Safety and Health Act NINTH SCHEDULE—continued Magenta Mercury and compounds Methyl bromide 4,4 – Methylene bis – (2 – Chloroaniline) Mustard gas (3, ß-dichlorodiethyl sulphide) Nickel and compounds Nitro or amino derivatives of phenol and of benzene or its homologues Ortho-tolidine and its salts Paradichlorobenzene Platinum salts Rubber process dust and rubber fumes Sodium or potassium chromate Sodium or potassium dichromate Trichloroethylene Used engine oils Vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) White phosphorous Any substance which when absorbed may cause methaemoglobinaemia, and in particular, any compound to which one or more (-NO ) or amino (-NH ) groups is 2 2 directly attached to a benzoid or aromatic ring system. TENTH SCHEDULE [Section 83] PROCESSES IN WHICH EYE PROTECTORS OR SHIELD SHOULD BE PROVIDED TO THE EMPLOYEES