Michigan Administrative Code

R 408.12428 Pressure vessels. Rule 2428. (1) A pressure vessel that is used in conjunction with a press before June 15, 1990, shall be as prescribed in American Society of Mechanical Engineers ASME “Pressure Vessel Code,” Section VIII, “Unfired Pressure Vessels,” 1974 edition, as…

R 408.12429 Control reliability. Rule 2429. When required by R 408.12461 of this part, the control system shall be constructed so that a failure within the system does not prevent the normal stopping action from being applied to the press when required, but does prevent initiatio…

R 408.12431 Single stroke. Rule 2431. (1) Presses using full-revolution clutches shall incorporate a single- stroke mechanism, except that the single-stroke mechanism may be omitted if either of the following conditions is met: (a) A press has barrier guards as prescribed in R 40…

R 408.12432 Foot pedals. Rule 2432. (1) The pedal mechanism shall be protected to prevent unintended operation from falling or moving objects, or by accidental stepping onto the pedal. (2) A pad with a nonslip contact area shall be firmly attached to the pedal. (3) The pedal retu…

R 408.12433 Hand-operated levers. Rule 2433. (1) Hand-lever-operated presses shall be equipped with a spring latch on the operating lever to prevent premature or accidental tripping. (2) The operating levers on hand-tripped presses having more than 1 operating station shall be in…

R 408.12434 Two-hand trips. Rule 2434. (1) A 2-hand trip shall have the individual operator's hand controls protected against unintentional operation, and shall have the individual operator's hand controls arranged by design and construction, separation, or both, to require the u…

R 408.12441 Removal of engaging force. Rule 2441. The clutch shall release and the brake shall be applied when the external clutch engaging means is removed, deactivated, or deenergized. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.12442 Stop control. Rule 2442. (1) A red color stop control shall be provided with the clutch/brake control system and shall be located within the reach of the operator at the normal control station. (2) Momentary operation of the stop control shall immediately initiate dea…

R 408.12443 Stroking selector. Rule 2443. Means of selecting "off," "inch," and all other modes that the press operates under shall be supplied with the clutch/brake control to select the type of operation of the press. History: 1979 AC; 1990 AACS. Page 13 Courtesy of www.michiga…

R 408.12444 Inch control. Rule 2444. The "inch" operating means shall be designed to prevent exposure of the worker's hands within the point of operation by either of the following: (a) Requiring the concurrent use of both hands to actuate the clutch. (b) Being a single control p…

R 408.12445 Two-hand controls. Rule 2445. Two-hand controls for single stroke shall conform to the following requirements: (a) Each hand control shall be protected against unintended operation and arranged by design and construction, separation, or both, so that the concurrent us…

R 408.12446 Multiple operating stations. Rule 2446. (1) Controls for more than 1 operating station shall be designed to be activated and deactivated in complete sets of 2 hand controls per operating station by means capable of being supervised by the employer. (2) The clutch/brak…

R 408.12447 Continuous functions. Rule 2447. Those clutch/brake control systems which contain both single and continuous functions shall be designed so that completion of continuous circuits may be supervised by the employer. The initiation of continuous run shall require a prior…

R 408.12448 Foot controls. Rule 2448. (1) If foot control is provided, the selection method between hand and foot control shall be separated from the stroking selector, and shall be designed so that the selection may be supervised by the employer. (2) Foot-operated tripping contr…

R 408.12449 Clutch/brake air valve failure. Rule 2449. Air-clutch controls shall be designed to prevent a significant increase in the normal stopping time due to a failure within the operating valve mechanism, and to inhibit further operation if such failure does occur. This requ…

R 408.12450 Drive motor interlock. Rule 2450. The clutch/brake control shall incorporate an automatic means to prevent initiation or continued activation of the single stroke or continuous functions unless the press drive motor is energized and in the forward direction. History: …

R 408.12451 Engaging means failure. Rule 2451. The clutch/brake control shall automatically deactivate in event of failure of the electrical power or pressure supply for the clutch engaging means. Re-activation of the clutch shall require restoration of the electrical power or pr…

R 408.12452 Counterbalance air supply failure. Rule 2452. The clutch/brake control shall automatically deactivate in event of failure of the counterbalance air supply. Reactivation of the clutch shall require restoration of normal air supply and use of the tripping mechanism. His…

R 408.12453 Turnover bar operation selection. Rule 2453. Selection of turnover bar operation shall be by means capable of being supervised by the employer. A separate pushbutton shall be employed to activate the clutch, and the clutch shall be activated only if the driver motor i…

R 408.12454 Accidental grounding. Rule 2454. All clutch/brake control electrical circuits shall be protected against the possibility of an accidental ground in the control circuit causing false operation of the press. History: 1979 AC. SAFEGUARDING THE POINT OF OPERATION

R 408.12461 General requirements. Rule 2461.(1) An employer shall provide and ensure the usage of point of operation guards or properly applied and adjusted point of operation devices on every production operation performed on a press. Point of operation guards shall conform to t…

R 408.12462 Point of operation guards. Rule 2462. (1) A point of operation guard shall meet the following design, construction, application, and adjustment requirements: (a) It shall prevent entry of hands or fingers into the point of operation by reaching through, over, under, o…

R 408.12463 Point of operation devices. Rule 2463. (1) Point of operation devices shall protect the operator by 1 of the following methods: (a) Preventing or stopping, or both, the normal stroking of a press if the operator's hands are inadvertently placed in the point of operati…

R 408.12471 Dies; employer duties generally. Rule 2471. An employer shall do all of the following: (a) Use dies and operating methods designed to control or eliminate hazards to operating personnel. (b) Furnish, and enforce the use of, a hand tool for freeing and removing stuck w…

R 408.12472 Scrap handling. Rule 2472. An employer shall provide means for handling scrap from roll feed random length stock operations. Scrap cutters used in conjunction with scrap handling systems shall be safeguarded as prescribed in the provisions of R 408.12461 to R 408.1247…

R 408.12473 Guide post hazards. Rule 2473. The hazard created by a guide post or heel block located in the immediate vicinity of the operator when separated from its bushing by more than 1/4 inch shall be considered as a point of operation hazard and be protected as prescribed in…

R 408.12474 Unitized tooling. Rule 2474. If unitized tooling is used, the opening between the top of the punch holder and the face of the slide or striking pad shall be safeguarded as prescribed in the provisions of R 408.12421 to R 408.12464. Page 22 Courtesy of www.michigan.gov…

R 408.12475 Tonnage, stroke, and weight requirements. Rule 2475. All dies shall be according to the following: (a) Stamped with the tonnage and stroke requirements, or the requirements may be recorded if the records are readily available to the die setter. (b) Stamped to indicate…

R 408.12476 Die fastening. Rule 2476. Provisions shall be made in both the upper and lower shoes for securely mounting the die to the bolster and slide. Where clamp caps or setscrews are used in conjunction with punch stems, additional means of securing the upper shoe to the slid…

R 408.12477 Die setting. Rule 2477. (1) An employer shall establish a die setting procedure that will insure compliance with the provisions of R 408.12461 to R 408.12463. (2) An employer shall provide spring-loaded turnover bars for presses designed to accept such turnover bars. …

R 325.12501 Purpose. Rule 2501. The purpose of this part is to implement section 18 of the act by specifying certain criteria and requirements for licensing of water haulers and for their containers, equipment, and operation. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.12501 Adoption of federal standard. Rule 2501. (1) The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 C.F.R. §1910.68, “Manlifts,” as amended November 18, 2016, is adopted by reference in these rules. (2) The availability information for the OSHA…

R 400.12501 Department authorization. Rule 501. The department shall authorize an agency to supervise independent living placements. History: 1998-2000 AACS; 2023 AACS.

R 400.12502 Program statement. Rule 502. (1) An agency shall have and follow a current written program statement that includes all the following information: (a) Types of living arrangements approved. (b) Eligibility requirements for a youth, including age and level of physical, …

R 325.12502 License. Rule 2502. A person shall not engage in, or carry on the business of, hauling bulk water for drinking or household purposes, except for his own household use, without a license issued pursuant to the act and these rules. Compliance with this rule may be waive…

R 400.12503 Policy and procedures. Rule 503. (1) An agency shall have and follow written policies and procedures for the independent living services provided. (2) The policies and procedures must cover at least all the following areas: (a) Eligibility requirements for youth to pa…

R 325.12503 Application for license. Rule 2503. A person engaged in the business of hauling water for drinking or household purposes shall apply for a license using a license application form provided by the department. History: 1979 AC; 2009 AACS. Page 307 Courtesy of Michigan A…

R 325.12504 Issuance of license. Rule 2504. If the department, after such investigations as it deems necessary, is satisfied that a water hauler has the qualifications and equipment to perform water hauling services in a manner consistent with these rules, it shall issue a licens…

R 400.12504 Eligibility requirements. Rule 504. (1) An agency shall document the rationale for selection of independent living as the most appropriate placement for the youth. (2) All the following must be in the case record before a youth is placed in independent living: (a) How…

R 408.12505 Availability of OSHA adopted standard. Rule 2505. (1) The standard adopted in these rules is available from the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration website: www.osha.gov, at no charge, as of the time of adoption of these ru…

R 400.12505 Supervision. Rule 505. (1) An agency shall provide supervision for a youth in independent living consistent with the youth's need for supervision, as required by R 400.12504(2)(e). (2) An agency shall provide the following minimum supervision: (a) Face-to-face contact…

R 325.12505 Source and quality of water; chlorine; storage tanks. Rule 2505. (1) All water hauled by a water hauler shall meet state drinking water standards and shall be from a public water supply or other source approved by the department. (2) A water hauler shall add chlorine,…

R 325.12506 Licensing of water hauler's water transportation tanks. Rule 2506. (1) All tanks used to transport or to carry water shall be licensed annually by the department. (2) At the same time a water hauler applies for a water hauling license pursuant to R 325.12503, an appli…

R 400.12506 Education; vocational training; employment. Rule 506. An agency shall ensure that it works with a youth involved in independent living in the following areas as outlined in the youth's service plan: (a) Employment. (b) Job training. (c) Education. History: 1998-2000 A…

R 400.12507 Medical, dental, and mental health care. Rule 507. (1) An agency shall ensure that a youth in independent living receives any needed medical, dental, and mental health care as required in R 400.12413. Medical, dental, and mental health care provided must be documented…

R 325.12507 Expiration and renewal of licenses. Rule 2507. All licenses issued under the provisions of this part expire on the last day of June of each year. Application for renewal of a license may be made after March 31 of each year. History: 1979 AC.

R 325.12508 Trip records. Rule 2508. A water hauler licensed by the department shall maintain trip records of all water hauled. The water hauler shall retain trip records for 2 years. History: 1979 AC.