Massachusetts Statutes
§ 18E — Safety precautions in dangerous undertakings; longshore and waterfront operations
Massachusetts § 18E
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Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 149, § 18E (2026).
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Section 18E. Persons working in locations where there is a hazard to the head or eyes shall be safeguarded by means of head or eye protection.Protection may be required for persons working under conditions where there is a hazard to the body, hands or feet.Safety belts shall be of approved type. Lifelines shall be of strength equivalent to one-half inch manila rope.At least two life buoys or life rings with appropriate lines attached shall be kept in conveniently accessible places where employees' work exposes them to the hazard of drowning, or each employee so exposed shall wear a life vest. Life vests may be required for workers who are in constant and imminent danger of drowning.Readily located ladders shall be provided on all docks, wharves or piers where employees' work exposes them
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