The Pottery (Health and Welfare) Special Regulations 1950

1. Introductory Text

2. 1. Short Title, Commencement and Revocation

3. 2. Interpretation

4. 3. Application of Regulations

5. 4. Factories excluded from the Regulations

6. 5. Certificates of Exemption

7. 6. Prohibition of employment of women and young persons in certain processes

8. 7. Medical Examinations and Suspensions

9. 8. Health Registers

10. 9. Protective Clothing

11. 10. Duties of employed persons with regard to protective clothing

12. 11. Outdoor Clothing

13. 12. Washing Facilities

14. 13. Mess Rooms and Food Storage

15. 14. Precautions relating to Food, Drink and Tobacco

16. 15. Ventilation

17. 16. Temperature

18. 17. Exhaust Draught

19. 18. Floors

20. 19. Work-benches

21. 20. Moulds

22. 21. Preparation, Manipulation and Storage of Clay Dust

23. 22. Tile Presses

24. 23. Raw Lead Compounds

25. 24. Glazing, etc

26. 25. Colour Blowing, etc

27. 26. Hydrofluoric Acid

28. 27. Lithographic Transfer Making

29. 28. Separation of Processes

30. 29. General Suppression of Dust

31. 30. Respirators

32. 31. Works Yards

33. 32. Observance of Regulations

34. Signature

35. 1. FIRST SCHEDULE

       SCHEDULED PROCESSES

       1. PART I

          1. The making or mixing of frits or glazes containing lead...

       2. PART II

          1. The following processes when carried on in factories other than...

    2. SECOND SCHEDULE

       PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

       1. 1. Protective clothing shall be provided by the occupier in pursuance...

       2. 2. For the purposes of the table below:— “WO” means washable...

       3. 3. For persons employed in any process or work for which...

       4. 4. For persons employed in any process or work for which...

36. Explanatory Note