Railway Employment (Prevention of Accidents) Act 1900
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Change 1
SCHEDULE
1 Brake levers on both sides of waggons. 2 Labelling waggons. 3 Movement of waggons by propping and tow roping. 4 Steam or other power brakes on engines. 5 Lighting of stations or sidings where shunting operations are frequently carried on after dark. 6 Protection of point rods and signal wires, and position of ground levers working points. 7 Position of offices and cabins near working lines. 8 Marking of fouling points. 9 Construction and protection of gauge glasses. 10 Arrangement of tool boxes and water gauges on engines. 11 Working of trains without brake vans upon running lines beyond the limits of stations. 12 Protection to permanent way men when relaying or repairing permanent way.
SCHEDULE
1 Brake levers on both sides of waggons. 2 Labelling waggons. 3 Movement of waggons by propping and tow roping. 4 Steam or other power brakes on engines. 5 Lighting of stations or sidings where shunting operations are frequently carried on after dark. 6 Protection of point rods and signal wires, and position of ground levers working points. 7 Position of offices and cabins near working lines. 8 Marking of fouling points. 9 Construction and protection of gauge glasses. 10 Arrangement of tool boxes and water gauges on engines. 11 Working of trains without brake vans upon running lines beyond the limits of stations. 12 Protection to permanent way men when relaying or repairing permanent way.
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