The Building and other Construction Workers‘ (Regulation of Employment and Conditions of Service) Act, 1996

haryana · 1996

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S. 1Name of Establishment Registration No
S. 2Section 2 defines key terms used in the Building and Other Construction Workers Act, 1996, including "access," "approved," and "cofferdam."
S. 3Section 3 establishes a Central Advisory Committee to advise the Central Government on matters related to the Act.
S. 4Up to 10,000 building workers—four Safety Officers
S. 5Section 5 outlines the duties of employers to comply with regulations for construction work and scaffold use.
S. 6Section 6 mandates architects, project engineers, and designers to ensure safety and health considerations for construction workers during planning and execution.
S. 7Other particulars relevant to the employment of building workers
S. 8Section 8 allows employers to seek refund of overpaid cess if construction work is reduced or stopped.
S. 9Exemption:-(1) Any employer or class of employers in a State seeking exemption under Sec
S. 10The number of accidents that took place during the year as under: (a) The total number of accidents
S. 11Section 11 outlines the terms of office for members and the Chairperson of the Central Advisory Committee in the Building and Other Construction Workers Act.
S. 12Section 12 details the eligibility criteria and process for building workers to register as beneficiaries under the Act.
S. 13Section 13 holds company officers liable for offenses committed by the company, unless they prove lack of knowledge or due diligence.
S. 14Section 14 allows employers to appeal assessment or penalty orders to the Appellate Authority within three months.
S. 15Toxic nephritis
S. 16Section 16 mandates building workers to contribute to a fund until age sixty, with possible waivers for financial hardship.
S. 17Section 17 appoints staff for the Central Advisory Committee and outlines their roles and remuneration.
S. 18Section 18 establishes State Welfare Boards to regulate employment and service conditions for construction workers.
S. 19Section 19 outlines the decision-making process for the Central Advisory Committee in employment and service regulation of construction workers.
S. 20Section 20 outlines the procedure for Board meetings, including quorum, chairperson duties, and voting rules.
S. 21Section 21 mandates two weeks' notice for Central Advisory Committee meetings, with a possible extension to one month, and restricts agenda items to listed business.
S. 22Section 22 outlines the functions of the Boards to provide various welfare benefits and financial assistance to construction workers and their families.
S. 23Section 23 outlines the procedure for applying to register construction establishments with the registering officer.
S. 24Section 24 mandates the registration and issuance of certificates for construction worker establishments, maintaining a register of registered establishments.
S. 25Payment of additional fees and amendment of register, etc
S. 26Section 26 outlines conditions for registration, limits on worker numbers, fee non-refundability, and notice requirements for construction work.
S. 27Section 27 mandates the Board to maintain accounts, undergo annual audit by the Comptroller and Auditor General, and submit audited reports to the State Government and Legislature.
S. 28Section 28 outlines the procedure for filing and processing appeals under the Act in Haryana.
S. 29Section 29 mandates that building workers must receive double their regular wages for any overtime work.
S. 30Section mandates employers to maintain detailed records and display notices regarding workers' employment, hours, wages, and rest.
S. 31Section 31 details the procedure for hearing appeals in employment and service conditions for construction workers.
S. 32Section allows obtaining copies of registration orders or certificates on payment of a fee.
S. 33Section 33 outlines the payment procedures for fees related to registration and related services under the Act.
S. 34Section mandates employers to provide free temporary living accommodation for construction workers, with specific facilities and restoration of land post-work.
S. 35Section mandates employers to provide fire safety equipment, adequate water supply, trained personnel, and regular inspections at construction sites.
S. 36Section mandates employers to prepare and submit emergency action plans for construction sites with over 500 workers to the Director General.
S. 37Fencing of motors, etc
S. 38Section 38 mandates employers to ensure workers do not lift or carry excessive weights at construction sites, specifying maximum weight limits for different worker categories.
S. 39Section 39 mandates establishments with 50 or more construction workers to draft and submit a health and safety policy for approval and review as needed.
S. 40Section 40 empowers the appropriate government to create rules for the safety and health of construction workers, including safety measures and equipment provisions.
S. 41Section 41 mandates employers to install overhead protection and guard areas at high-risk construction sites to prevent falls.
S. 42Section 42 mandates employers to maintain safe passageways, remove hazards, and provide safety equipment to prevent slipping, cutting, and falling at construction sites.
S. 43Section 43 grants inspectors powers to enter construction sites, examine workers, and seize relevant records for compliance with the Act.
S. 44Section mandates employer to safely store corrosive substances and provide protective gear, with immediate cleanup for spills.
S. 45Section 45 mandates employers to pay wages and compensate workers, and to recover unpaid compensation from contractors.
S. 46Section 46 mandates employers to notify the Inspector of construction work details at least 30 days in advance, with updates on changes.
S. 47Section 47 mandates employers to prevent electrical hazards by taking safety measures, displaying warning signs, and providing protective gear for construction workers.
S. 48Section 48 mandates employers to barricade construction sites, display warning signs, and ensure vehicle compliance and driver licensing to prevent traffic-related dangers.
S. 49Section penalizes obstruction of inspectors in enforcing the Act with up to three months' imprisonment or a fine of up to 1,000 rupees.
S. 50Section 50 imposes fines for non-compliance with the Act's provisions, with additional daily fines for ongoing violations.
S. 51Section 51 allows appeals against penalties imposed under section 50 to the Central or State Government within three months, with possible extensions.
S. 52Section 52 allows officials to recover unpaid penalties by deducting from owed money, selling goods, or referring to the Collector for land revenue recovery.
S. 53Section 53 holds company officers liable for offenses committed by the company, unless they prove lack of knowledge or due diligence.
S. 54Section 54 specifies that only certain complaints can initiate legal proceedings for violations of the Act.
S. 55Section 55 mandates employers to ensure safe, sound, and well-maintained lifting appliances at construction sites.
S. 56Section 56 mandates regular testing and examination of lifting appliances by a competent person to ensure safety.
S. 57Section 57 mandates employers to install automatic safe load indicators and cut-outs on cranes to prevent overloading at construction sites.
S. 58Section 58 mandates employers to install safe, properly maintained lifting appliances at construction sites.
S. 59Section 59 mandates safety measures for winches at construction sites, including proper usage, protection for operators, and secure operation protocols.
S. 60Section 60 allows the Central Government to direct state governments or boards on implementing the Act's provisions.
S. 61Section 61 mandates employers to mark lifting appliances and derricks with safe working loads and angles for safe construction site operations.
S. 62Section 62 grants the appropriate government power to create rules for implementing the Act, including various administrative and procedural details.
S. 63Section 63 mandates employers to provide fire-resistant, well-ventilated operator cabins for lifting machines at construction sites.
S. 64Section 64 mandates employer compliance with safety protocols for lifting appliances on construction sites.
S. 65Section 65 mandates construction site employers to ensure hoist towers, shafts, and platforms meet specific safety standards.
S. 66Section 66 mandates employers to ensure safe access and secure fencing for crane operators at construction sites.
S. 67Section mandates employers to maintain current rigging plans and necessary information for safe derrick operation at construction sites.
S. 68Section mandates employers to secure derrick feet at construction sites to prevent lifting out of socket.
S. 69Section 69 mandates employers to ensure proper design, maintenance, and safety of lifting gear used in construction work.
S. 70Section 70 mandates periodic testing and examination of lifting gears and chains at construction sites for safety compliance.
S. 71Section 71 mandates employers to ensure high-quality, safe, and regularly inspected ropes for construction work.
S. 72Section 72 mandates employers to anneal lifting gears at construction sites at specified intervals to ensure safety.
S. 73Certificate to be issued after actual testing and examination, etc
S. 74Section mandates employers to maintain a register and obtain certificates for testing and examining construction site equipment.
S. 75Section 75 mandates employer to ensure safety measures for lifting gear use at construction sites.
S. 76Section 76 mandates employers to avoid using knotted chains or wire ropes in construction work for safety.
S. 77Section 77 mandates that building workers must not be transported by power-driven lifting appliances except under specific safe conditions.
S. 78Section 78 mandates employers to ensure hoists used for carrying construction workers are equipped with safety cages and gates to prevent falls and entrapment.
S. 79Section 79 mandates employer safety measures for hoisting and securing materials and workers on construction sites.
S. 80Section 80 mandates employer compliance with safety standards for tower crane operation on construction sites.
S. 81Qualification of operator of lifting winches and of signaller, etc
S. 82Section 82 mandates construction site employers to ensure runways and ramps for workers meet specific safety standards.
S. 83Section mandates employer to ensure runways and ramps at construction sites meet specific strength, width, and design standards for safe vehicle use.
S. 84Section 84 mandates that ramps on construction sites must not exceed a slope of 1:4 and a total rise of 3.7 meters unless interrupted by a landing.
S. 85Use by wheelbarrows, etc
S. 86Section 86 mandates employers to ensure safe water transportation for construction workers with properly equipped vessels and crew.
S. 87Section mandates employers to provide rescue equipment and secure fencing to prevent drowning and falls at construction sites.
S. 88Section 88 mandates employers to ensure safe, well-maintained, and properly inspected earth-moving equipment and vehicles at construction sites.
S. 89Section 89 mandates employers to ensure proper operation, testing, and safety measures for power shovels and excavators at construction sites.
S. 90Section 90 mandates safety protocols for bulldozer operators at construction sites in Haryana.
S. 91Section 91 mandates safety measures for tractors and scrapers at construction sites in Haryana.
S. 92Section 92 mandates safety measures for mobile asphalt layers and finishers, including proper equipment enclosures, traffic control, fire extinguishers, and safe material handling.
S. 93Section 93 mandates employers to provide guards on pavers to prevent workers from walking under them at construction sites.
S. 94Section 94 mandates employers to check ground safety and prevent downhill movement of road rollers without gear at construction sites.
S. 95Section 95 mandates employers to ensure safety equipment and proper operation protocols for vehicles and equipment at construction sites.
S. 96Section 96 mandates employers to ensure concrete construction plans include material specs, safe handling methods, structural details, and access for inspection.
S. 97Section 97 mandates employer safety measures for workers handling concrete, including protective gear and equipment fencing.
S. 98Section 98 mandates employers to ensure concrete buckets are safe and movements are signaled to prevent accidents.
S. 99Section 99 mandates employer safety measures for concrete pumping equipment and worker protection at construction sites.
S. 100Section 100 mandates employer safety measures for concrete handling and mixing at construction sites.
S. 101Section 101 mandates employer safety measures for hoisting, bracing, and securing concrete panels and slabs during construction.
S. 102Section 102 mandates employer safety measures for construction workers handling stressed and tensioned concrete elements.
S. 103Section 103 mandates employers to ensure safe operation and maintenance of vibrators in construction work.
S. 104Section 104 mandates employer oversight and regular inspections of construction site safety and record-keeping for concreting work.
S. 105Section 105 mandates employers to ensure structural stability and safety in construction work by providing necessary bracings, base plates, and professional engineering design for formwork.
S. 106Section 106 mandates employer's responsibility for safe formwork removal and maintenance at construction sites.
S. 107Section 107 mandates employers to provide reshoring for safe support in concreting work at construction sites.
S. 108Section 108 mandates employers to remove hazardous materials and secure utilities before starting demolition at construction sites.
S. 109Section 109 mandates employers to safeguard adjacent structures during demolition by taking remedial measures if any are deemed unsafe.
S. 110Demolition of walls, partitions etc
S. 111Section 111 mandates employers to safely remove debris and materials from construction sites using chutes, hoists, openings, or other safe methods.
S. 112Section 112 mandates employers to provide safe access and egress for construction workers during demolition.
S. 113Section 113 mandates safe demolition practices for structural steel in construction sites, ensuring stress-free dismantling and safe lowering of members.
S. 114Section 114 mandates employers to ensure safe storage of materials at construction sites, avoiding obstructions and providing barricades.
S. 115Section 115 mandates employers to enclose or barricade floor openings in construction sites to prevent debris access.
S. 116Section mandates employer to ensure continuous hazard inspections during demolition to prevent worker exposure to dangers.
S. 117Warning signs, barricades, etc
S. 118Section 118 mandates employer's safety measures for mechanical demolition methods at construction sites, including height limits and restricted zones.
S. 119Employers must notify the Director General of excavation or tunnelling plans and technical details, including medical officer qualifications.
S. 120Section mandates employers to appoint a project engineer for safe excavation or tunnelling operations.
S. 121Section mandates employers to appoint a responsible person for safe excavation or tunnelling work and outlines their duties.
S. 122Section 122 mandates employers to display safety warning signs and notices in Hindi and local languages at construction sites for worker safety.
S. 123Register of employment etc
S. 124Section mandates employers to ensure adequate illumination and emergency generators at construction sites for excavation or tunnelling works.
S. 125Section 125 mandates employer actions to ensure structural stability and safety at construction sites.
S. 126Section 126 mandates employers to use sound materials and properly place shoring and bracing in construction excavations.
S. 127Section mandates employers to provide safe access methods for construction workers at sites with deep excavations.
S. 128Section 128 mandates employers to safeguard trenches over 1.5 meters deep with protective measures designed by a professional engineer.
S. 129Section 129 mandates employers to properly brace and secure sheet piling in trenches during construction work.
S. 130Section 130 mandates employers to safely position and operate machinery at construction sites to protect workers and others nearby.
S. 131Section mandates employers to provide and maintain suitable breathing apparatus for workers in compressed air environments.
S. 132Section 132 mandates safety measures for tunnelling operations to protect construction workers from falling or sliding materials.
S. 133Section 133 mandates employers to fit watertraps, safety chains, or wires on supply lines of pneumatic tools in construction sites.
S. 134Section 134 mandates employer to protect shafts in construction sites from erosion, provide safe access, and ensure structural integrity.
S. 135Section mandates employers to provide lifts for transporting workers and materials over fifty meters in shafts at construction sites.
S. 136The section mandates employers to provide reliable communication means and safety bells at specified construction site locations.
S. 137Section 137 mandates employers to use standard audio or video signals in construction site excavation or tunnelling work.
S. 138Section 138 mandates minimum clearances for vehicles and equipment at construction sites in Haryana.
S. 139Section mandates employers to provide adequate shelters at construction sites to protect workers from moving vehicles or equipment.
S. 140Section 140 prohibits underground use of internal combustion engines in construction work unless they meet specific safety standards.
S. 141Section 141 prohibits the use of inflammable oils with low flash points in construction site excavation or tunneling.
S. 142Section mandates employers to use and protect high pressure hydraulic hoses and couplings at construction sites.
S. 143Section 143 mandates employers to insulate high-temperature hydraulic lines at construction sites to prevent accidental contact.
S. 144Section mandates use of fire-resistant hoses in construction sites with hydraulic machinery in tunnels.
S. 145Section mandates employers to use flame proof equipment in construction sites where flammable atmospheres may exist.
S. 146Section 146 mandates employers to store underground oils, greases, and fuels in sealed, fire-resistant containers away from flammable chemicals.
S. 147Section 147 prohibits the use of flammable gases in construction tunnels without project engineer approval.
S. 148Section 148 mandates employers to provide fire-fighting facilities and equipment at construction sites for safety.
S. 149Section 149 mandates employers to install watertight bulkheads, prevent worker entrapment, and use pumps to manage flooding at construction sites.
S. 150Section mandates employers to install airtight steel curtains in flood-prone areas to maintain air pockets for rescue.
S. 151Section 151 mandates employers to provide rest shelters, clean facilities, first-aid rooms, and first-aid boxes for construction workers in tunnelling projects.
S. 152Section 152 mandates employers to ensure safe chemical exposure limits and regular testing in construction work environments.
S. 153Section 153 mandates employers to install approved ventilation systems in construction tunnels, ensuring adequate fresh air flow for underground workers.
S. 154Section mandates employers to position air intake points at construction sites to avoid contamination from dust, fumes, and exhaust gases.
S. 155Section mandates employers to ensure emergency power supply for compressed air systems in tunnels at construction sites.
S. 156Section 156 mandates employers to protect air mains at construction sites or provide a backup if protection isn't feasible.
S. 157Section 157 mandates employers to ensure construction site safety by testing and maintaining air-tight diaphragms and bulk heads.
S. 158Section 158 mandates employers to secure all horizontal decks used in excavation or tunnelling at construction sites.
S. 159Section mandates employers to use portable electrical hand tools and lamps at construction sites with voltage not exceeding 24 volts in confined spaces.
S. 160Section mandates employers to install specific circuit breakers and avoid semi-enclosed fuse units in underground construction work.
S. 161Section 161 mandates dry-type transformers for tunnels under compressed air in construction sites.
S. 162Section mandates employer to prevent exposed live wires in accessible construction areas.
S. 163Section mandates employers to use approved welding sets of adequate capacity at construction sites.
S. 164Section 164 mandates employers to ensure adequate, contaminant-free air supply in compressed air environments at construction sites.
S. 165Section mandates employers to maintain working temperatures below 29°C in construction site chambers and to record hourly temperature measurements for inspection.
S. 166Section 166 mandates employers to ensure safe man-locks and proper decompression procedures for workers in compressed air environments.
S. 167Section mandates employers to ensure safety instructions are followed by workers in compressed air environments during tunnelling.
S. 168Section 168 mandates employers to maintain medical locks for construction workers in high-pressure tunnelling environments.
S. 169Section mandates employers to implement safety measures to prevent workers from slipping on steep roofs.
S. 170Section 170 mandates employers to use properly fitted and securely anchored roofing brackets for safe level platforms on steep roofs.
S. 171Section 171 mandates employers to ensure safe crawling boards for steep roof work, including proper materials, regular inspections, secure attachment, and lifelines.
S. 172Section 172 mandates employers to ensure ladders used in construction are safe, secure, and compliant with national standards.
S. 173Section 173 mandates employers to use only ladders without missing or defective rungs at construction sites.
S. 174Section 174 mandates employers to use strong, defect-free wooden ladders with secure rungs and metal ties at construction sites.
S. 175Section 175 mandates employer to ensure catch platforms at construction sites are not used for storage, have specific dimensions, and are properly fenced.
S. 176Section mandates employers to build protective hoardings at construction sites when the Director General deems it necessary for worker safety.
S. 177Section 177 mandates employer safety measures for chute construction and use on construction sites.
S. 178Section 178 mandates employers to provide and ensure the use of safety belts and lifelines meeting national standards for construction workers' safety.
S. 179Section mandates employers to ensure safety nets at construction sites are strong, properly fixed, and meet national standards.
S. 180Storage of safety belts and nets, etc
S. 181Section 181 mandates employers to ensure trained workers under supervision for structural tasks and to guard against construction hazards.
S. 182Section 182 mandates employers to ensure safe design, construction, and maintenance of formwork and false work at construction sites.
S. 183Section 183 mandates employer safety measures for erecting or dismantling steel and prefabricated structures on construction sites.
S. 184Section 184 mandates employers to ensure proper design and inspection of form works for safety at construction sites.
S. 185Section 185 mandates employers to leave sufficient props and brace deshoring to prevent hazards during construction work.
S. 186Section 186 mandates employer safety measures for stacking and unstacking construction materials to prevent accidents.
S. 187Section 187 mandates employer to ensure safe stacking and storage of construction materials at work sites.
S. 188Section 188 mandates employers to ensure scaffolds and their components are safe, suitable, and meet national standards.
S. 189Section mandates employer to ensure scaffolds are only erected, altered, or dismantled under supervision of a responsible person.
S. 190Section 190 mandates employers to maintain scaffolds in good repair and ensure safety warnings for unfit scaffolds.
S. 191Section 191 mandates employer compliance with scaffold standards, stability, and safety measures at construction sites.
S. 192Section 192 mandates employers to provide and design safe working platforms for construction workers at building sites.
S. 193Section 193 mandates employer safety measures for construction platforms, including load capacity, non-skid surfaces, and fall prevention.
S. 194Section mandates employer to ensure safety measures and warning signs for repairing damaged scaffolds on construction sites.
S. 195Section 195 mandates employers to ensure safe access and protection measures at construction sites.
S. 196Section mandates employers to install guardrails and toeboards at construction sites to prevent falls.
S. 197Section ensures scaffolds previously used by other employers are inspected and modified if needed before use on a construction site.
S. 198Section mandates employer to protect construction workers from electric wires and dangerous equipment at work sites.
S. 199Section mandates employers to use wirenets or screening nets around scaffolds to protect nearby pedestrians and traffic from falling objects.
S. 200Section 200 mandates safety measures for tower scaffolds in construction, including height limits, secure anchoring, stability, and worker safety during movement.
S. 201Section 201 mandates employers to ensure scaffold suspension gear is strong, securely fastened, and positioned for stability.
S. 202Section 202 regulates the construction and use of trestle and cantilever scaffolds at construction sites for safety.
S. 203Section 203 mandates that employers ensure scaffolds are safely supported by strong, sound materials and comply with national standards.
S. 204Section 204 mandates safe use of winches and climbers for suspended scaffolds in construction, ensuring materials are certified and loads are displayed.
S. 205Section 205 mandates employers to install safety devices on suspended scaffolds to prevent platform collapse in case of primary suspension failure.
S. 206Section 206 mandates employer's duties to ensure safety and proper supervision for construction workers in cofferdams and caissons.
S. 207Section 207 mandates employer to ensure pressure plant and equipment are tested, maintained, and fitted with safety devices for construction work safety.
S. 208Section 208 mandates the formation of Safety Committees in large construction establishments to identify and rectify safety hazards and promote worker welfare.
S. 209Section mandates employers with 500+ construction workers to appoint Safety Officers as per specified scale and conditions.
S. 210Section 210 mandates reporting of construction site accidents causing death or significant injury to building workers to specified authorities and next of kin within specific timeframes.
S. 211Section 211 outlines the procedure for conducting inquiries into workplace accidents or dangerous occurrences under the Act.
S. 212Section mandates employer to ensure safe handling, use, and storage of explosives at construction sites.
S. 213Section 213 mandates employers to ensure safety precautions for handling, storing, and using explosives at construction sites.
S. 214Section 214 mandates employer to ensure safety measures for pile-driving equipment at construction sites.
S. 215Section 215 mandates employers to support and stabilize adjacent structures at construction sites to prevent injuries.
S. 216Section mandates employer to protect pile-driving equipment operators from falling objects, steam, cinders, or water at construction sites.
S. 217Section 217 mandates employers to instruct and supervise workers on pile-driving equipment for safety.
S. 218Section mandates employers to cordon off areas with pile-driving equipment to prevent unauthorized access at construction sites.
S. 219Section 219 mandates employer to inspect and maintain pile-driving equipment for worker safety.
S. 220Section 220 mandates employer safety measures for pile-driving operations, including worker training, protective gear, and equipment handling.
S. 221Section mandates employers to provide safe working platforms with railings or safety belts on piling frames at construction sites.
S. 222Section mandates employer to supervise pile testing, take safety measures, and restrict public access at construction sites.
S. 223Medical examination of building workers, etc
S. 224Section 224 outlines the duties of a construction medical officer, including medical exams, first-aid, disease notification, immunization, record-keeping, and health education.
S. 225Section mandates employers to provide and maintain occupational health centres at construction sites involving hazardous processes.
S. 226Section mandates employers to provide ambulance rooms or arrangements with nearby hospitals for construction workers, ensuring qualified medical supervision and equipment.
S. 227Section mandates employers to provide an ambulance van or arrange for nearby hospital transport for injured construction workers.
S. 228Section mandates employers to provide enough stretchers at construction sites for emergencies.
S. 229Section 229 mandates employers to provide occupational health services at construction sites with over 500 workers, including medical, first-aid, and health education.
S. 230Section mandates employers to promptly notify authorities of construction workers contracting specified occupational diseases.
S. 231Section mandates employers to provide and maintain first-aid boxes at construction sites with specified contents and trained personnel.
S. 232Section 232 mandates employers to provide and maintain essential life-saving aids and emergency care services for construction workers at construction sites.
S. 233Section mandates employers to ensure architects and engineers report building material performance to Bureau of Indian Standards.
S. 234Hours of work, intervals of rest and spread over etc
S. 235Weekly rest, payment for work done on the day of rest at overtime rate, etc
S. 236Section 236 regulates night shifts for construction workers, defining rest days and counting worked hours.
S. 237Section 237 regulates maximum working hours and rest requirements for specified building workers, with overtime pay for exceeding limits.
S. 238Notice of wage periods, etc
S. 239Section 239 requires employers to notify the Inspector of planned and completed construction work, with exceptions for emergent work.
S. 240Section mandates employers to maintain a register of building workers employed in each registered establishment.
S. 241Section 241 mandates employers to maintain specific registers and issue wage books and service certificates for construction workers.
S. 242Section 242 mandates employers to submit annual returns in Form XXV to the registering officer by February 15.
S. 243Section 243 mandates the provision of clean, private, and accessible latrines and urinals for construction workers, with proper signage and maintenance.
S. 244Section 244 mandates employers to provide and maintain adequate canteens for building workers employed in construction sites with at least 250 workers.
S. 245Section 245 mandates canteen food to align with the dietary customs of construction workers.
S. 246Section mandates employers to provide tea and snacks for construction workers at sites farther than 0.2 km from the canteen.
S. 247Section 247 regulates canteen charges for construction workers to ensure no profit in food items.
S. 248Section 248 mandates timely wage payments for construction workers, with specific deadlines based on employment duration and termination.
S. 249Section mandates employers to display wage payment notices in English, Hindi, and local language at construction sites.
S. 250Section 250 empowers the Director General to hire experts or agencies for investigating construction accidents, requiring relevant degrees and experience.
S. 251Section 251 grants inspectors powers to examine construction sites, take evidence, and hold inquiries into accidents or non-compliance with the Act.
S. 252Section 252 allows inspectors to prohibit dangerous construction work and mandates compliance and appeal processes.