Section 22 of FA, 1948 : Section 22: Work On Or Near Machinery In Motion
FA, 1948
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario in a textile factory where a large spinning machine needs routine maintenance. According to Section 22 of The Factories Act, 1948, the examination of the machine parts, such as the spinning gears and belts while they are in motion, must be conducted by a specially trained adult male worker. This worker is required to wear tight-fitting clothing provided by the factory owner.
Before the worker begins the maintenance task, his name is recorded in a register, and he is given a certificate confirming his training and role. As he examines the machine, he must adhe...
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