# The Pottery (Health and Welfare) Special Regulations 1950, Regulation 28: Separation of Processes


(1) When a scheduled process is carried on in a room in which thimble picking, threading-up, or any other process which is not scheduled is also carried on, then:—
(a) if the scheduled process is carried on only in a part of the room clearly separated from the rest of that room by a barrier, guard rail or (where neither of these is practicable) a clear line of demarcation, then (unless there is in force a certificate issued under sub-paragraph (b) below) every person employed in that part of the room shall be deemed to be a person employed in a scheduled process;
(b) if the scheduled process is not thus clearly separated or if the Inspector for the District has issued and there remains in force a certificate that the arrangements for separation are not in his opinion satisfactory, then every person employed anywhere in that room shall be deemed to be a person employed in a scheduled process.
(2) (a) Before issuing a certificate under sub-paragraph (b) of paragraph (1) the Inspector for the District shall take into account the size of the room and the spacing between processes.
(b) A legible copy of any such certificate for the time being in force shall be kept posted up in the room to which it relates in a position where it may conveniently be read by the persons employed.
(3) Every slip-house shall for the purpose of excluding dust be effectually separated from:—
(a) any place in which clay is dried,
(b) any place in which clay is taken from a drier, and
(c) any place in which the dry grinding or sieving of materials for pottery bodies is carried on.

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Source: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/1950/65/regulation/28 (the official version)
Page: https://openlegislation.uk/pottery-health-and-welfare-special-regulations-1950/regulation-28
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