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TABLE OF PROVISIONS
Long Title
1. Section 1
2. Overcrowding.
3. Temperature.
4. Ventilation.
5. Lighting.
6. Drainage of floors.
7. Sanitary conveniences.
8. Enforcement of certain provisions of Part I.
10A. Medical examinations of persons employed in factories.
11. Provisions as to workplaces.
12. Power to require medical supervision.
13. Section 13
14. Transmission machinery.
15. Other machinery.
16. Provisions as to unfenced machinery.
17. Construction and maintenance of fencing.
18. Construction and sale of machinery.
19. Dangerous substances.
20. Self-acting machines.
21. Cleaning of machinery by women and young persons.
22. Training and supervision of young persons working at dangerous
machines.
23. Hoists and lifts general.
24. Hoists and lifts used for carrying persons.
25. Teagle openings and similar doorways.
26. Exceptions and provisions supplementary to sections 23 to 25.
27. Chains, ropes and lifting tackle.
28. Cranes and other lifting machines.
29. Floors, passages and stairs.
30. Safe means of access and safe place of employment.
31. Dangerous fumes and lack of oxygen.
32. Precautions with respect to explosive or inflammable dust, gas,
vapour or substance.
33. Steam boilers attachments and construction.
34. Steam boilers maintenance, examination and use.
35. Steam boilers restrictions on entry.
36. Steam receivers and steam containers.
37. Air receivers.
38. Section 38
39. Steam boilers supplementary provisions.
40. Precautions as respects water-sealed gasholders.
41. Means of escape in case of fire certification by fire authority.
42. Means of escape in case of fire maintenance, inspection, etc.
43. Means of escape in case of fire exchange of information,
consultation and action in default.
44. Means of escape in case of fire right of appeal of occupier
against refusal of certificate, etc.
45. Means of escape in case of fire factories to which section 41
applies.
46. Section 46
47. Means of escape in case of fire provisions as to fire authority.
48. Safety provisions in case of fire.
49. Instruction as to use of means of escape in case of fire.
50. Prevention of fire.
51. Fire fighting.
52. Testing or examination of fire warnings.
56. Section 56
57. Washing facilities.
58. Accommodation for clothing.
59. Sitting facilities.
60. First-aid.
62. Section 62
63. Meals in certain dangerous trades.
64. Protection of eyes in certain processes.
66. Prohibition of use of white phosphorus in manufacture of matches.
67. Humid factories.
68. Underground rooms.
71. Lifting excessive weights.
72. Prohibition of employment of female young persons where certain
processes are carried on.
73. Prohibition of employment of women and young persons in certain
processes connected with lead manufacture.
74. Provisions as to employment of women and young persons in processes
involving use of lead compounds.
76. Section 76
77. Power to take samples.
78. Section 78
80. Notification of industrial diseases.
81. Inquest in case of death by accident or industrial disease.
84. Section 84
85. Prohibition of employment of women after childbirth.
86. Section 86
87. Weekly hours of work of young persons under 16.
88. Notice fixing hours of employment.
89. Overtime employment of women and young persons over sixteen.
90. Supplementary provisions as to overtime.
91. Restriction of employment inside and outside factory on same day.
92. Prohibition of use of rooms during intervals.
93. Prohibition of Sunday employment.
94. Annual holidays.
95. Section 95
96. Power to suspend certain provisions in emergency.
97. Section 97
98. Discontinuance of shift system.
99. Employment of male young persons in shifts in certain industries.
100. Exception for factories operating the five-day week.
101. Section 101
102. Exception as to employment during intervals.
103. Exception as to use of rooms during intervals.
104. Exception as to continuous employment of male young persons employed
with men.
105. Exception as to male young persons employed on repairing work.
106. Exception as to Saturday.
107. Exception as to holidays on different days for different sets.
108. Exception as to Sundays and Saturdays in Jewish factories.
109. Exception as to laundries.
110. Exception as to preserving of fish, fruit and vegetables.
111. Exception as to factories where milk is treated.
112. Provision for protection of women and young persons employed under
exceptions.
113. Notices, registers, etc., relating to exceptions.
114. Section 114
115. Section 115
117. Power of inspector to require certificate of fitness for work.
117A. Duty of factory occupier to give notice of employment of a young
person.
118. Section 118
119. Tenement factories other provisions.
120. Parts of buildings let off as separate factories other provisions.
121. Section 121
122. Section 122
123. Section 123
124. Ships.
125. Section 125
126. Section 126
127. Section 127
128. Power to take samples of paint, etc.
129. Prohibition of employment of women and young persons in painting
buildings with lead paint.
130. Provisions supplementary to sections 127 to 129.
131. Section 131
133. Making of wearing apparel where there is scarlet fever or small-pox.
134. Prohibition of home work in places where there is infectious
disease.
135. Section 135
135A. Enforcement
137. Section 137
138. Posting of abstract of Act and notices.
139. Provisions as to special regulations.
140. General registers.
141. Preservation of registers and records.
146. Powers of inspectors.
147. Extention of section 146 to warehouses.
148. Section 148
153. Annual reports by public health inspectors.
154. Prohibition of disclosure of information.
155. Section 155
156. Fines for offences for which no express penalty provided.
157. Power of court to order cause of contravention to be remedied.
158. Fine for offence by parent.
160. Penalty on person actually committing an offence for which other
person is primarily liable.
161. Power of person primarble to exempt himself from liability.
162. Section 162
163. Owner of machine liable in certain cases instead of occupier.
164. Prosecution of offences and recovery of fines.
165. Appeal from orders made on complaint.
166. Special provisions as to evidence.
167. Proceedings for offences in respect of the employment of children.
168. Service of documents, etc.
169. Power of county court to modify agreements.
170. Power of county court to apportion expenses.
171. Application of Arbitration Act (Northern Ireland) 1937 (c.8)
172. Section 172
173. Application to Crown.
174. Relationship of this Act, enactments relating to mines, and Quarries
Act (Northern Ireland) 1927 to certain premises.
175. Section 175
176. 1927 c.19
179. 1978 NI 9
180. Section 180
181. Transitional provisions.
182. Construction of references in other enactments to factories and
workshops, etc.
183. Financial provision.
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