-the titles, functions and qualifications officially recognized and relating
to the profession.

• honorary and scientific distinctions.
  (2) The only indications that a medical and health professional is
  authorized to display on the door of his practice are: the surname, first
  names, titles, days and hours of consultation and possibly the floor.
  These indications must be presented in a measured manner, in
  accordance with the practices of the profession, on a plate not
  exceeding 25 cm by 30 cm.
  In case of possible confusion, the mention of the first name(s) may be
  required by the Council.
  The medical and health professional must practice his profession in
  conditions that allow him the regular use of an installation and the
  technical means necessary for the practice of his art.

Machine tools with cutting instruments rotating at high speed, such as
sawing, milling, planing, cutting, chopping machines, shears, and other
similar devices are arranged in such a way that the workers cannot
involuntarily touch the cutting parts from their workstation.
No worker shall be habitually engaged in any work in the vicinity of a
flywheel, grinding wheel, or any heavy machine rotating at high speed.
Any grinding wheel rotating at high speed shall be so mounted or
encased that in the event of breakage, the fragments will be restrained
either by the mounting devices or by the casing.
A very visible sign, placed near the wheels and other machines that
weigh and turn at high speed, indicates the number of revolutions per
the minute that must not be exceeded.
Except when the engine is stopped, the belts are always held in place
using a clutch lever and not directly by hand.
The collective starting and stopping of machines operated by a control
must always be preceded by an agreed signal.
The stopping device of the driving machines is always placed outside
the danger zone and in such a way that the drivers who operate these
machines can easily and immediately activate the aforementioned
device.
In addition, each machine is arranged in such a way that it can be
isolated by its operator from the control that operates it, using a
disengagement lever.
It is forbidden to clean and lubricate the transmission and operating
mechanisms.
In case of repair of any mechanical device, its stop must be ensured by
the proper positioning of moving parts whose accidental movement

would be likely to injure the workers; it is the same for the cleaning
operations of mechanical devices at the stop.
Workers who have to stand near running machinery must wear tight-
fitting, non-floating clothing.

The materials, installations, and devices of all kinds made available to
workers by the employer must be appropriate to the work to be carried
out and the risks to which the workers are exposed.
They must offer every guarantee of safety and be maintained in good
working order.
Unapproved protective devices may not be installed where approved
protective devices exist.
In the absence of international standards, the equipment, machinery
and installations made available to workers must comply with the
standards established by the International Labor Organization or other
national or international bodies, scientifically or technically recognized
and designated by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security.
The homologation decrees, issued by the Minister of Labor and Social
Security, establish official recognition of effectiveness, if necessary,
after the opinion of the competent ministerial departments.
Materials, equipment, installations, and devices must, at the time of
their delivery, be accompanied by a card indicating their technical
characteristics, the methods of use and maintenance, as well as the
possible risks to which they are exposed and the safety devices with
which they should be provided.
The use of dangerous equipment, machinery, and other means of work
is subject to the opinion of the National Commission on Occupational
Health and Safety.

Any request for approval must be addressed to the Minister of Labor
and Social Security, accompanied by the following documents
a) a general plan of the machine and the protective devices;
b) detailed drawings of the protective elements;
c) a descriptive and explanatory note on the assembly, adjustment and
operation of the protective device;
d) if necessary, a photograph of the machine or the removable
protective device (format18 x 24).
The equipment, machinery, installations, and devices must be subject to
periodic inspections by the manufacturers’
instructions.
The results of these inspections shall be recorded in special registers
opened for this purpose and bearing the date, the nature of the
control, as well as the name, quality, and signature of the agent
in charge of the control operations.
It is the responsibility of the employer or his representative to ensure
that his inspections have been regularly carried out.

• either guardrails placed at the height of 1 m with plinths at least 15 cm
  high;
• or canopies, fans, floors, or any other device designed to prevent the
  a worker from falling.
  The guardrails must be rigid. They may be made of wooden crosspieces,
  bars or tubes or safety harnesses and must be made available to
  workers.
  When the execution of work on a ladder is likely to present a risk for
  the worker, good quality scaffolding is provided, constructed of solid
  and resistant materials, and protected by guardrails and a plinth under
  the conditions set out in the above article. The work platforms, the
  floors of the scaffolds and the footbridges must have a sufficient width
  and offer all the guarantees of stability, solidity and resistance in
  connection with the work carried out and the supported load.
  They must be protected by guardrails and a plinth and their surface
  must not present discontinuities.
  The service ladders must be fixed or maintained so they
  cannot slide down or tip over. They must extend at least one meter
  beyond the point where they give access or be developed by a handrail
  at the end.

Only ladders of sufficient strength, taking into account the weight to be
borne, and equipped with all their rungs which must be rigid and firmly
fitted into the uprights.
Ladders may not be used to carry loads weighing more than 30 kg.
No ladder may be repaired with splints or bindings.
Double ladders must have their stiles connected or secured during use
to prevent accidental separation.
Ladders or runners shall be of a design that provides, at their fullest
extent a length of overlap of the planes of at least one meter.
Shafts, hatches, tanks and basins, reservoirs, pits, and drop openings
must be constructed, installed, or protected in conditions that ensure
the safety of personnel. In the absence of an appropriate installation
intended to prevent the fall of workers, they are provided with solid,
rigid and fixed fences of one meter in height.
All measures must be taken to avoid the risks of landslides, falls of
people and objects, drowning, etc. before the execution of
underground or semi-underground works.

committee receive adequate training by all possible means such as
seminars, conferences training courses, etc.