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Dangerous operation

Manufacture of aerated water and processes incidental thereto

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

Rule 114(1) item 1 · Schedule I

Medical surveillance (statutory)

Not specified in the rule — Schedule I prescribes only machine fencing, face-guards and gauntlets; no medical exam / Certifying Surgeon / Form. General s.41C / periodic exam applies.

Hazard & health effects

Agent: Bursting bottles/syphons under CO₂ pressure (mechanical injury)

Health effects: Lacerations, eye injury, facial/hand trauma from flying glass; not a chronic toxic-exposure operation.

Controls & PPE

Engineering controls: Fencing/guarding of bottling and filling machines; bursting-resistant enclosures; bottle inspection.

PPE: Face-guards/visors and gauntlets (statutorily required by Schedule I); 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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