An employer must ensure that -
- the explosives manager -
(i) approves in writing the rules, methods, materials, equipment and tools to be used in the danger area;
(ii) ensures that all persons under his or her control are informed of the hazards related to their tasks and are thoroughly trained in safe work procedures, in particular with respect to shock, friction risk of fire, or static electricity, and are familiar with the requirements of these regulations;
(iii) prescribes all protective clothing and equipment to be used in the danger area; and
(iv) ensures that the processes and equipment specified in schedule licences are safe and appropriate for the manufacturing processes envisaged for the workplace.
- the supervising official -
(i) is at all times in a position to exercise control over the operations in the danger building;
(ii) reports without delay to the explosives manager any plant or equipment under his or her control that has or may have posed a risk;
(iii) ensures that all rules implemented in the interest of health and safety are at all times complied with; and
(iv) stops all explosives manufacturing or any work involving explosives if he or she becomes aware of any risk posed to the health and safety of persons.