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AUT-1999-L-51626
Breadcrumb
Title_of_text
Construction Work Coordination Act (BGBl. I. No. 37/1999).
Main Region
First Region
Country(ies)
Austria
Subjects (Classification)
Occupational safety and health; Specific categories of workers; Construction workers; Protection in certain sectors of economic activity
Adopted on (Date of text)
1999-01-15
Scope of text
National
Type of legislation (Type of text)
Law, Act
Second Region
Original title
Bauarbeitenkoordinationsgesetzes
Abstract/Citation
Requires employers in the construction industry to take measures to implement relevant provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Protection Act and to prepare a safety plan for every construction project. Construction works undertaken by several employers shall require the appointment of a safety coordinator to harmonize safety procedures between the employers.
Amending Text region
Amending text(s)
2011-07-08 (AUT-2011-L-90238)
Federal Act to amend: Construction Workers Leave and Severance Pay Act, Worker Protection Act, Construction Work Coordination Act, Labour Inspection Act and the Federal Act on Labour Inspection in the Transport Sector (BGBI. 51/2011).
Amending text(s)
2016-08-01 (AUT-2016-L-104207)
Federal Act to amend: Construction Workers Leave and Severance Pay Act, Construction Workers Bad Weather Compensation Act 1957, Workers' Severance Pay Act, Worker Protection Act, Construction Work Coordination Act and Labour Inspection Act (BGBl I 72/2016)
Related Text region
Related text(s)
1994 (AUT-1994-L-42245)
Worker Protection Act (ASchG) (BGBl. No. 450/1994).
Related text(s)
1994 (AUT-1994-L-42245)
Worker Protection Act (ASchG) (BGBl. No. 450/1994).
Electronic region
Electronic source title
Act on-line in German
Author
Bundeskanzleramt, Rechtsinformationssystem (RIS)
Country
Austria
URL
http://www.ris.bka.gv.at/
File
AUT51626 Ger.pdf (PDF of Act in German as amended to BGBl. I Nr. 35/2012)
Serial region
Serial title
Bundesgesetzblatt, Part I
Date
1999
Number
No. 37
Page range
pp. 321-325