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Posted By J Knight
Hi Folks,
I know I usually bang on fairly strongly about banning smoking but I've had a thought. An enclosed workplace is defined as having a roof and being enclosed on more than 49% of its sides; well, consider a pyramid with an opening say a foot square at the top: it doesn't have a roof, does it?
John
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Posted By Raymond Rapp
John
Are you having sleeping problems...?
Ray
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Posted By Simon Shaw
Yes its got a roof with a small hole cut into it - which will let the rain in and get everyone wet.
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Posted By J Knight
No, it doesn't have a roof, it has four walls which don't quite meet at the top and the resulting hole only lets some of the rain in, less than, for example, a bus shelter,
John
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Posted By Simon Shaw
The walls are acting as a roof - the Regs say covering all or part of the structure:
"roof" for the purposes of the regulation to include any fixed or moveable structure which is capable of covering all or part of the premises.
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