Michigan Administrative Code

R 408.14455 Ladles. Rule 4455. (1) A shield shall be provided between a hand ladle and an employee's hand on a single hand ladle. (2) A ladle not held in the hand shall be equipped with a manually operated or an automatic safety latch or brake. (3) A ladle of 2,000 pounds' capaci…

R 408.14457 Molten slag. Rule 4457. Slag which is not disposed of by conversion to granulaR form shall be collected in pots, ladles, tubs oR sand pigs and allowed to solidify throughout before dumping. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.14461 Sand mullers. Rule 4461. (1) A sand muller, except for a continuous muller which does not require employee exposure, shall have interlocked enclosures over openings to prevent operation when loading or unloading. (2) For a muller having a sampling door, the employer s…

R 408.14463 Sand mixers. Rule 4463. (1) A bowl or drum-type sand mixer shall have a grating which is made of 3/8-inch rod or a material of equal strength with openings as prescribed in table 1 and which covers the opening and is interlocked to the mixer. When the cover is raised,…

R 408.14465 Molding machine. Rule 4465. (1) A manually controlled molding machine must have a 2-hand control, single-stroke mechanism for the squeeze cycle for each operator assigned to the machine. A 2-hand control must be installed so as to prevent bridging the control buttons …

R 408.14466 Shell mold assembly machines. Rule 4466. A squeeze machine used in shell mold assembly shall be equipped with a 2-hand control. History: 1979 AC; 1988 AACS.

R 408.14468 Molding machine sand hoppers. Rule 4468. A sand hopper release door shall be out of reach to the operator or guarded to eliminate the pinch point. History: 1979 AC. Page 9 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules

R 408.14471 Core blowing. Rule 4471. A manually controlled shell, hot box core equipment, and a core blower machine shall be equipped with a 2-hand control as specified in R 408.14465. History: 1979 AC; 1988 AACS.

R 408.14473 Chipper area shields and enclosures. Rule 4473. A chipper area shall have shields or enclosures to reduce the hazard of flying objects. History: 1979 AC. R 408.14474 Rescinded. History: 1979 AC; 1989 AACS.

R 408.14475 Shake-out. Rule 4475. An employee on manual shake-out operations shall weaR hand, eye, and foot guards. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.14476 Cleaning castings in enclosures. Rule 4476. (1) Sand or abrasive cleaning shall be done in an enclosed machine or room which shall be dust tight or have exhaust systems. (2) When a core is blown out of a casting, it shall be done in an enclosure equipped with an exhau…

R 408.14478 Lost wax or investment casting. Rule 4478. Manually operated lost wax injection equipment shall be equipped with a 2-hand control. History: 1979 AC; 1988 AACS. R 408.14479 Rescinded. Page 10 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rules History: 1979 AC; 1989 AACS. R 408.…

R 408.14488 Water testing. Rule 4488. Water testing equipment shall be designed and maintained to protect the operator and adjacent employees from injuries. History: 1979 AC; 1988 AACS.

R 408.14491 Reverbatory furnaces. Rule 4491. A reverbatory furnace in a nonferrous foundry shall: (a) Be charged with dry material. (b) Have clear space on the load and unload sides to permit use of material handling equipment in a nonhazardous manner. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.14492 Permanent mold equipment. Rule 4492. Manually operated permanent mold equipment in a nonferrous foundry shall be equipped with 2-hand controls. History: 1979 AC; 1988 AACS. R 408.14493 Crucible and similar type furnaces. Page 11 Courtesy of Michigan Administrative Rul…

R 408.14495 Chlorine, caustic and acid. Rule 4495. (1) Liquid chlorine shall be stored in an unoccupied ventilated room. The exhaust pickup shall be at floor level. (2) A room used for storage of chlorine gas shall have not less than 2 exits. (3) A tank car containing chlorine an…

R 408.14497 Pumps. Rule 4497. A pump suspended by a hoist above a melting pot shall be secured to the hoist hook to prevent it being dropped. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.14498 Powered industrial trucks. Rule 4498. Where a powered industrial truck is used foR loading a furnace, an operator, exposed to splash or splatter, shall be protected by a shield. History: 1979 AC.

R 408.14501 Scope. Rule 4501. This part provides for safe maintenance and operation of machinery and equipment by employers and their safe use by employees in, around, and about die casting operations, which are not covered by other standards. Permanent-mold casting is not includ…

R 324.14501 Definitions. Rule 1. As used in these rules: (a) "Applicant" means a business that applies for a small business pollution prevention loan. (b) "Department" means the department of environmental quality. (c) "Director" means the director of the department or his or her…

R 28.14501 Definitions. Rule 501. As used in this part: (a) "Employment transaction" means any hire or separation of a law enforcement officer from fully empowered employment. (b) "Non-state statute employing agency" means an agency that does not meet the definition of a law enfo…

R 324.14502 Purpose. Rule 2. The purpose of these rules is to establish requirements for participation in the Michigan small business pollution prevention loan program, including applicability, eligibility, binding agreements, obligations, and procedures. History: 1998-2000 AACS.

R 408.14502 MIOSHA referenced standards. Rule 4502. The following Michigan occupational safety and health (MIOSHA) standards are referenced in these rules. Up to 5 copies of these standards may be obtained at no charge from the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affa…

R 408.14503 Definitions; A to G. Rule 4503. (1) "Automatic die casting machine" means a machine which will cycle continuously without the attention of an operator. (2) "Bull ladle," also known as a transfer ladle, means a large vessel used for transporting and pouring molten meta…

R 324.14503 Applicant eligibility. Rule 3. (1) An applicant for a small business pollution prevention loan must meet all of the following requirements: (a) Qualify as a small business as defined in MCL 324.14501(j). (b) Apply for a small business pollution prevention loan in coor…

R 28.14504 Standards compliance documentation; maintenance. Rule 504. An agency employing and activating a person, for initial licensing or licensing pursuant to the recognition of prior basic law enforcement training and experience program, being R 28.14401, shall maintain all o…

R 408.14504 Definitions; H to M. Rule 4504. (1) "Holding furnace" means a furnace designed to hold molten metal within a desired temperature range. (2) "Hot chamber machine" means a die casting machine where the injection mechanism is submerged in the molten metal. (3) "Lockout p…

R 324.14504 Eligible pollution prevention project. Rule 4. (1) An eligible pollution prevention project shall directly result in the reduction or elimination of environmental waste generated, energy used or water, or hazards to public health associated with environmental waste at…

R 28.14505 Document retention; academies. Rule 505. (1) An academy shall retain standards compliance documentation for preservice and preservice college recruits for 3 years following the completion of training or until the recruit is licensed as a law enforcement officer, whiche…

R 324.14505 Loan application process. Rule 5. (1) A small business shall file an application for a small business pollution prevention loan on an application form provided by the department. (2) The application shall include all of the following information: (a) Applicant and len…

R 408.14505 Definitions; P to T. Rule 4505. (1) "Parting plane" means the line formed where segments or halves of a die meet. (2) "Safety door" means a movable guard interlocked to a control system and located between the operator and the die. (3) "Safety factor" means the ratio …

R 324.14506 Lending institution responsibilities. Rule 6. (1) A lending institution shall enter into a lender agreement with the department. (2) A lender agreement shall provide for all of the following: (a) A lending institution may make a small business pollution prevention loa…

R 28.14506 Employment; all applicants. Rule 506. An agency shall do all of the following when hiring an applicant as a licensed law enforcement officer: (a) Verify that the person complies with each of the selection and employment standards in R 28.14203 and R 28.14204. (b) Certi…

R 28.14507 Employment; applicant whose Michigan license has not lapsed. Rule 507. When employing a person previously licensed as a law enforcement officer in Michigan who is within the time frames in the act, being MCL 28.609(2), an agency shall do all of the following in the ord…

R 408.14507 Employer responsibility. Rule 4507. (1) An employer shall provide training to an employee regarding the operating procedures, hazards, and safeguards of any assigned job. (2) An employer shall not allow a machine to be operated which is not guarded as prescribed by th…

R 408.14508 Employee responsibility. Rule 4508. (1) An employee shall not operate a machine until he has been trained in its operating procedures, hazards and safeguards and has been authorized to operate it. (2) An employee shall report immediately to his supervisor a machine, e…

R 28.14508 Employment; applicant eligible for licensing. Rule 508. When employing an applicant eligible for activation as a licensed law enforcement officer, an agency shall do all of the following concerning that person in the order listed: Page 31 Courtesy of www.michigan.gov/o…

R 324.14508 Project review; approval process; other actions. Rule 8. (1) The department shall process loan applications on an as-received basis. (2) The department shall determine whether the application and supporting documentation meet the requirements of these rules within 30 …

R 28.14509 Notice of separation from employment; return of license. Rule 509. (1) An agency shall report to the commission the separation from employment of a licensed law enforcement officer within 3 business days of separation using the MCOLES information and tracking network. …

R 28.14510 Notice of separation from law enforcement authority. Rule 510. An agency shall report to the commission the separation from law enforcement authority of a licensed law enforcement officer within 3 business days of knowledge of the separation using the MCOLES informatio…

R 28.14511 Employment roster; annual agency verification. Rule 511. Each agency shall annually confirm its roster of commission licensed law enforcement officers by doing all of the following: (a) Verify that all licensed law enforcement officers employed by the agency are listed…

R 408.14511 Personal protective equipment. Rule 4511. (1) Eye protection with side shields shall be provided and used by an employee operating a die casting machine or tending a melting or holding furnace, as prescribed in General Industry Safety Standard Part 33 “Personal Protec…

R 408.14513 Illumination. Rule 4513. A machine shall have a minimum of 20 footcandles of illumination at the operator's work station. History: 1979 AC. Page 4 Courtesy of www.michigan.gov/orr R 408.14515 Rescinded. History: 1979 AC; 1996 AACS. R 408.14517 Rescinded. History: 1979…

R 28.14513 Identification of instructors. Rule 513. (1) Each academy shall register each instructor who will be teaching in an approved basic law enforcement training academy and identify the instructor's qualifications. (2) Each in-service law enforcement training provider shall…

R 28.14514 Security agreement; information security. Rule 514. (1) Before use of the MCOLES information and tracking network, an agency, academy, or in-service law enforcement training provider shall execute a user agency agreement with the commission. (2) The user, its operators…

R 28.14516 Transfer of employment history record. Rule 516. If a recognized law enforcement agency is disbanded, then the commission may transfer the employment history record described in R 28.14502 to another recognized law enforcement agency or to the commission. History: 2006…

R 408.14521 Machine installation. Rule 4521. A machine shall be so located that there will be space for the employee to handle the material and operate the machine without interference to or from other employees or machines. History: 1979 AC; 1996 AACS; 2013 AACS.