Translation of "cable tunnel " (English → French) :

tunnel | cable tunnel

underwater tunnel | tunnel | underwater cable tunnel | cable tunnel

closed circuit wind tunnel | return circuit wind tunnel | return flow tunnel | return flow wind tunnel

concrete tunnel segment installation | place concrete tunnel segments | install tunnel segments | tunnel segment placing

twin-tube tunnel [ two-tube tunnel | dual-tube tunnel | double-tube tunnel | twin-bore tunnel | two-bore tunnel | dual-bore tunnel | double-bore tunnel ]

tunnel cable

tunnel breakdown | tunnel breakdown of a PN junction | tunnel breakdown of a p-n junction | Zener breakdown | Zener breakdown of a PN junction | Zener breakdown of a p-n junction

3.12 (1) Before the commencement of work on a tunnel, excavation or trench, the employer shall mark the location of all underground pipes, cables and conduits in the area where the work is to be done.

30 (1) The owner of a cable, a pipeline or equipment associated with a pipeline, referred to in paragraphs 14(1)(a) and (b), containing PCBs in a concentration of 50 mg/kg or more that is in a room, a tunnel or a facility shall either

4.13 (1) Before the commencement of work on an excavation, trench or tunnel or the creation of an opening in a bulkhead, deck or similar structure, the employer shall mark the location of all pipes, cables and conduits in the area where the work is to be done.

The Canada Labour Code applies to: works or undertakings connecting a province with another province or country, such as railways, bus operations, trucking, pipelines, ferries, tunnels, bridges, canals, telephone and cable systems; all extra-provincial shipping and services connected with such shipping, such as longshoring; air transport, aircraft and airports; radio and television broadcasting—all our radio and television stations in Quebec; banks; defined operations of specific works that have been declared by Parliament to be for the general advantage of Canada or of ...[+++]two or more provinces, such as flour, feed and seed cleaning mills, feed warehouses, grain elevators and uranium mining and processing; and Federal Crown corporations where they are engaged in works or undertakings that fall within section 91 of the Constitution Act, 1867, or where they are an agency of the Crown, for example the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority.