2/9/2022 1:59:29 PM Module: 120102h Version: 22 Page: 14 Comment: Notes on this page contain misprints for the imperial conversions of allowable convexity size and reinforcement size. Status: Implemented
5/8/2021 4:26:51 PM Module: 120103b Version: Page: 8 Comment: In Figure 4, 'B' is labelled "...27 Joules (J) Tensile Strength" I believe that this should be "...27 Joules (J) Impact Toughness" Status: Implemented
6/29/2020 12:30:39 PM Module: 120101e Version: 21 Page: Comment: The module should reflect some recent changes to the CSAW117.2-19 standard (Welding Safety 2019 ed.). For example there are new specific requirements for footwear, protective clothing, and hot-work. In the area of electrical safety there is a new requirement for the use of Voltage Reduction Devices (VRD's) in certain arc-welding work conditions. A section on the hazards of stray welding current damage and the resulting hazards should be added. See the CWBA WELD magazine (Fall 2019 & Winter 2019) for more details. Status: Implemented
4/27/2020 10:20:26 AM Module: 120101h Version: 9.1 Page: 25 Comment: Looking at the illustration (Figure 17), if the text beside the corresponding thread types could be specifically identified such as: Left-hand Thread(fuel gas hoses) Right-hand Thread (oxygen hoses) Status: Implemented
2/4/2020 9:28:15 AM Module: 120103a Version: Page: Comment: Graphics are missing on pages 5,8,9,10,and 11 of the module . . Status: Implemented
1/30/2020 8:04:08 AM Module: 120103a Version: 21 Page: 45057 Comment: Multiple graphics and figures are missing from this module. Status: Implemented
1/22/2020 11:49:07 AM Module: 120101a Version: 21 Page: 23 Comment: The year is not 2017, as documentation states. Page 23 - Joint Work Site Health and Safety Committee. Comment on the page should read, as per certifying partners which overrule industry standard based on current legislation. Current legislation from Alberta OHS Jan, 31, 2020 ILM outdated Section 203 of the code was repealed in 2016 as per AR 56/2018 s17 Provincial Worksites - ACSA Certifying Partner (dated July 2019 workbook) Joint Health and Safety Meetings are conducted quarterly as a minimum, Meetings are held every four months. Provincial Worksites - MHSA Certifying Partner Joint Health and Safety Meetings are conducted quarterly as a minimum for people without a C.O.R., but monthly as per COR standards. Federal Worksites (2019 legislation) Joint Health and Safety Meetings are conducted 9 times per year. Section 135 (10) Meetings of Committees, Labour Code Comment number two It is impossible to voluntarily establish a joint health and safety committee as per Alberta OHS dated July 1, 2018. Welders are exempt as per quorum requirements. Most welders are sub-contractors and are exempt under employee requirements. You need more than 50% employee involvement, phone Alberta OHS for exemption letter. Also need two people from each department. a manager, sub-contractor, supervisor are considered management Only hourly staff are considered employees. Status: Declined