Louisiana Statutes
§ 23:485 — Maximum hours
Louisiana·Title 23 Labor and Workers' Compensation
The maximum total hours in twenty-four that one may work in compressed air shall be as follows:
Normal to a pressure of eighteen pounds per square inch, eight hours; eighteen pounds to twenty-six pounds, six hours; twenty-six pounds to thirty-three pounds, four hours; thirty-three pounds to thirty-eight pounds, three hours; thirty-eight pounds to forty-three pounds, two hours; forty-three pounds to forty-eight pounds, one and one-half hours; forty-eight pounds to fifty pounds, one hour.
The maximum hours that a workman may be kept in compressed air during a shift are as follows:
Normal to a pressure of eighteen pounds per square inch, eighteen pounds to twenty-six pounds, three hours; twenty-six pounds to thirty-three pounds, two hours; thirty-three pounds to thirty-eight pounds, one and o
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