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Art. 10 RÈGLEMENT de prévention des accidents dus aux chantiers (RPAC) - Protection contre les intempéries, état du matériel
Chapitre II
Art. 10 RPAC · Protection contre les intempéries, état du matériel
1. Les échafaudages, passages, ponts, plates-formes, escaliers, marchepieds, etc., doivent être nettoyés et rendus non glissants en toutes circonstances par des moyens appropriés (sablage ou salage, etc.).
2. Par grand vent, le travail ne sera poursuivi qu'à condition que toutes les précautions soient prises pour assurer les installations et le matériel. Toutes les machines susceptibles d'être déplacées par l'action du vent seront amarrées selon les directives du constructeur ou les règles de l'art.
3. Le matériel nécessaire à l'arrimage des diverses installations devra se trouver, en bon état et en temps utile, sur le chantier.
Décisions judiciaires appliquant cette disposition (9)
GE.2022.0014 · vd (art. 10 al. 1 RPAC)
Museum Supervisor Formal Warning Upheld Over Misconduct
The finding that the appellant violated the duty to exercise his function with diligence, conscience, and fidelity supports the rejection of the appeal.
GE.2020.0189 · vd (Art. 10 RPAC)
Educator Dismissal Upheld for Breach of Trust and Duty
The applicant's conduct was found to violate the obligations of a communal official, as laid down in this article.
GE.2019.0171 · vd (Art. 10 al. 1 RPAC)
Employee Appeal Against Formal Warning for Professional Misconduct
Cited in the reasoning (Section 4.a) as the primary obligation of diligence incumbent on the employee, violated by the appellant.
GE.2019.0171 · vd (Art. 10, 11, 16 et 22 RPAC)
Employee Appeal Against Formal Warning for Professional Misconduct
Cited in the contested decision (Section F, point 3) as provisions the appellant must respect after the probationary period, which the court implicitly upheld by confirming the notice (except for the prescription part).
GE.2018.0012 · vd (Art. 10 RPAC)
Municipal Employee Dismissal for Relationship with Resident Upheld
Cited in the text describing the professional obligations of the employee, which were deemed violated, leading to the decision on the merits (though not explicitly cited in the operative part, the reasoning heavily relies on the violation of these articles, which justified the rejection of the appeal against the dismissal for just cause. However, following the strict rule: only articles explicitly cited in the dispositive must be included. Since no substantive articles are explicitly cited in the dispositive I-VI, I must only check for procedural/cost articles cited there.)
GE.2012.0113 · vd (Art. 10 al. 1 RPAC)
Administrative Dismissal Upheld for Persistent Employee Performance Deficiencies
Cited in the dismissal decision's basis (mentioned in the final orders via Art. 70ss RPAC) concerning the duty to comply with directives, which the court found repeatedly breached.
AC.2010.0023 · vd (Art. 10 RPAC)
Chalet Roof Color Dispute and Operational Necessity
Cited in the reasoning to support the argument that the necessity of the farming activity (temperature control) justifies a transformation, even for architecturally significant buildings.
GE.2003.0107 · vd (art. 10, 11 et 16 RPAC)
Employee Suspension Upheld Amidst Dismissal Proceedings Following Workplace Violence
These articles, concerning respect for hierarchical relations, were cited in the reasoning to justify the gross violation of duties that supported the suspension, even though they are not directly applied in the dispositive, which only confirms the suspension based on Art. 67 al. 1 RPAC.
AC.1998.0065 · vd (Art. 10 al. 4 RPAC)
Noville Marshland Development Plan Challenge Upheld in Part
The appeal against the provision concerning the creation of a beach and access ways was rejected (Point 3.c and I).