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Dangerous operation

Manufacture and repair of electric accumulators

A dangerous operation declared under Section 87 of the Factories Act 1948 — Rule 114(1) item 3 · Schedule III.

Rule 114(1) item 3 · Schedule III

Medical surveillance (statutory)

Sch III para 15: examined by the Certifying Surgeon within 7 days before/after first employment, and thereafter once in every calendar month (or other interval the Chief Inspector specifies). Health Register in Form 7; no re-employment after suspension without the CS's written sanction.

Hazard & health effects

Agent: Lead and lead oxides (lead process); sulphuric acid mist

Health effects: Plumbism — anaemia, abdominal colic, peripheral neuropathy (wrist-drop), encephalopathy, nephropathy, reproductive harm.

Controls & PPE

Engineering controls: LEV on pasting/oxide handling/melting; wet methods; segregated eating areas; no dry sweeping; blood-lead biological monitoring.

PPE: Respirator for lead dust/fume; gloves, on-site-laundered overalls; acid-resistant PPE for formation; eye protection.

Statutory vs annotation: the operation name, schedule and medical-examination clause are statutory. The hazard, health-effects, controls and PPE notes are occupational-hygiene context — verify against the gazetted schedule before acting.

This page is a statutory / occupational-health reference for factory Occupational Health Centres. It is not medical or legal advice. Verify against the current bare Act, Rules and your State amendments before acting.

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