S-2.1, r. 13 - Regulation respecting occupational health and safety

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134. The employer must, within 30 days of its occurrence, identify any change in a workplace situation that presents a risk of exceeding the exposure limits.
In the year following the change, the employer must measure the daily noise exposure level and peak sound pressure level in accordance with subdivision 4, or begin to implement reasonable means to eliminate or reduce the noise at source or comply with the limits set pursuant to section 131 or, at a minimum, reduce workers’ exposure to noise.
The employer, when opting to implement reasonable means, must complete the implementation before the end of the 5-year period since the last evaluation performed pursuant to the first paragraph of section 133. However, if the period ends less than 2 years before the date on which the situation changes, the employer has a period of 2 years from the date of the change to fully implement the means.
O.C. 885-2001, s. 134; O.C. 781-2021, s. 2.
134. Impact noise: In an establishment, the daily exposure of a worker to impact noise shall not exceed the number indicated in the following table:

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Sound level in Permitted number
dB linear as of impacts
peak value (per 8 hours)

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120 10,000
121 7,943
122 6,310
123 5,012
124 3,981
125 3,162
126 2,512
127 1,995
128 1,585
129 1,259
130 1,000
131 794
132 631
133 501
134 398
135 316
136 251
137 200
138 158
139 126
140 100
>140 0
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O.C. 885-2001, s. 134.