Information Technology Equipment – Safety – Part 22: Equipment to be Installed Outdoors [ CAN/CSA-C22.2 NO. 60950-22-07 (R2012) ]

domestic requirements/own use/own requirements

Ordinance of 22 May 2007 on the Noise Levels of Devices and Machines used outside | Machine Noise Ordinance [ MaNO ]

high hazard occupancy

high hazard building | high hazard occupancy | building of high hazard occupancy | extra hazard occupancy

light hazard occupancy

(ii) the requirements established by the port authority respecting the identification of trucks and other road transportation equipment and the tracking, monitoring, location and movement of trucks and other road transportation equipment into, within or out of the port; and

The scope of RAPEX covers dangerous non-food products intended for consumers (e.g. a toy, a cosmetic, clothing) and for professionals (e.g. a power drill, a machine, a construction product) which pose a serious risk to the health and safety of consumers (risks of injuries, chemical risks, etc.), as well as to various public interests, such as 'environment' (risk for trees, water, air, soil, etc. from dangerous chemicals contained in a product), 'health and safety at the workplace' and 'public security'.

4. Points out that asbestos is still present in many open asbestos mines, unsecured landfills, water supply systems, wrecks close to shore and ships, in public and private buildings (mainly in roofs, floors, linoleum and vinyl tiles), in trains, bunkers, tunnels and galleries, in some types of ballast used in railway tracks as well as in demolition and waste treatment activities that may imply single fibres re-suspension; point out that the exact location of such asbestos is often unknown and, as a consequence, poses a health hazard not only to exposed workers but to the general public; notes, in this context, ‘that the allocation of funds for prevention and treatment could lead to the environmental rehabilitation of ...[+++]dangerous sites and a reduction in healthcare costs, with the added benefit of generating jobs;

Furthermore, dangerous products in transit – such as explosives and all-bomb-related equipment and devices - may be either subject to a direct attack or illicitly diverted to a destination other than the one intended.