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What it regulates
The predecessor of the 2015 regulation linked workshops and storage sites to occupational prevention and introduced ITC 14 on explosions. Its duties are described as legislative history; the current reference is Royal Decree 989/2015, subject to its reservations for earlier situations.
Who it applies to
Historical selection: Articles 45, 46, 58 and 82 and ITC 14. It covers assessment, PPE, coordination and protection of people working with explosive mixtures. It is neither a product authorisation or marketing guide nor a list of current duties.
Key provisions
Article 45 required integrated prevention, risk assessment and control, review of measures and retention of Prevention Act records. The employer retained responsibility even when it engaged a prevention service.
Article 45Articles 46 and 58 governed workers and premises: PPE, prevention of ignition sources and identification of hazardous buildings and their occupancy and safety conditions.
Article 46Article 82 applied occupational safety and health duties to storage sites and referred to ITC 14 for protection against explosions.
Article 82ITC 14 required a specific assessment of explosive mixtures, equipment and processes, possible ignition sources and consequences. Planning had to assign responsibilities, resources and deadlines and document hazardous areas.
Complementary technical instruction 14The same ITC covered coordination between employers, explosion training and, where required by prevention documentation, written instructions and work permits. These provisions explain the continuity of the prevention approach in the successor regulation.
Complementary technical instruction 14History and versions
BOE publication: 08/05/2010 · Initial entry into force: 09/05/2010
BOE-A-2010-7333Published on 8 May 2010 and generally effective from 9 May 2010; final provision 5 staggered certain marketing requirements. Amended in 2012 and 2014, it was repealed with reservations by Royal Decree 989/2015 from 8 November 2015.
Original occupational duties and ITC 14.
BOE-A-2010-7333Royal Decree 1335/2012 makes extensive amendments and adds ITCs 23–26. It does not amend the five occupational blocks selected here and is retained as historical context.
BOE-A-2012-12198Order PRE/647/2014 amends ITC 2 on product safety requirements, outside this selection of occupational duties.
BOE-A-2014-4484Repeal under the sole repealing provision, point (a), subject to transitional provisions 1–3 and final provision 4; general effect on 8 November 2015.
BOE-A-2015-12054Extension of a successor deadline to 31 December 2020; it does not restore general validity of the 2010 regulation.
BOE-A-2020-4259Text versions of the selected OSH provisions
| Publication | Effective date | Official reference | Affected provisions |
|---|---|---|---|
| 08/05/2010 | 09/05/2010 | BOE-A-2010-7333 | Article 45, Article 46, Article 58, Article 82, Complementary technical instruction 14 |
Transitional provisions and application notes
The 2015 repeal is express but preserves the application provided for in transitional provisions 1–3 and final provision 4 of Royal Decree 989/2015. Neither full continuing validity nor the disappearance of every effect in every proceeding should be asserted.
Repealing provision soleThe successor’s first transitional provision limited old cataloguing approvals to 4 July 2017 at the latest; its third preserves the earlier rules for pending proceedings. The adaptation deadline in provision 2(1) was extended to 31 December 2020, without creating an open deadline in 2026.
Transitional provision thirdThe occupational selection retains its initial wording. The 2012 and 2014 amendments remain in the general history but are not attributed as new wording of these articles or ITC 14.
Complementary technical instruction 14
Official BOE legal relationships
This record covers the history of the selected occupational safety and health provisions. The official analysis also provides the relationships affecting other subjects in the legislation.
Official BOE legal relationships
