Malaysia legislation
Section 49
Section 49
Part, with some loss of bone 3
(Note—complete and permanent loss of the use of any limb or member referred to in this Schedule shall be deemed to be the equivalent of the loss of that limb or member.)
SECOND SCHEDULE
[Section 5]
OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES
Description of occupational
Nature of occupation diseases or injury 1.
Poisoning by:
Any occupation involving—
(a)
Lead or compound of lead the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of lead or a compound of lead or a substance containing lead
(b)
Phosphorus the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of phosphorus or a compound of phosphorus or a substance containing phosphorus
(c)
Arsenic the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of arsenic or a compound of arsenic or a substance containing arsenic or exposure to any solution containing arsenic or a compound of arsenic
(d)
Mercury the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of mercury or a compound of mercury or a substance containing mercury
(e)
Carbon bisulphide the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes or vapour of carbon bisulphide or a compound of carbon bisulphide or a substance containing carbon bisulphide
(f)
Benzene or a homologue the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes of, or vapour containing, benzene or any of its homologues and their amino and nitroderivatives
Serial
Description of Injury
Percentage of loss of earning capacity
54
(g)
Manganese the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of manganese or a compound of manganese or a substance containing manganese
(h)
Beryllium the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of beryllium or a compound of beryllium or a substance containing beryllium
(i)
Cadmium the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of cadmium or a compound of cadmium or a substance containing cadmium
(j)
Antimony the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of antimony or a substance containing antimony
(k)
Fluorine the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of fluorine or a compound of fluorine or a substance containing fluorine
(l)
Nickel the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of nickel or a compound of nickel or a substance containing nickel
(m)
Chromium the use or handling of, or exposure to, the fumes, dust or vapour of chromium or a compound of chromium or a substance containing chromium
(n)
Organochlorine, the use or handling of organochlorine, organophosphate, organophosphate, carbamate, carbamate, nitrophenol, nitrophenol, pentachlorophenol, pentachlorophenol, dimethyldithiocarbamate or dimethyldithiocarbamate compounds of chlorophenoxy and or compounds of dipyridyl for the destruction of pests chlorophenoxy and or vermin dipyridyl
Description of occupational
Nature of occupation diseases or injury
55
Workmen’s Compensation
(o)
Nitrous fumes the use or handling of nitric acid or exposure to nitrous fumes
(p)
Rengas wood the manipulation of rengas wood of any process in or incidental to the manufacture of articles therefrom
(q)
Hydrogen cyanide or the use or handling of, or exposure hydrogen sulphide to, the fumes or vapour of hydrogen gas cyanide or hydrogen sulphide
(r)
The halogen the production, liberation or use of derivatives of hydrocarbons of the aliphatic series aliphatic or aromatic or aromatic series and their halogen hydrocarbons derivatives
(s)
Alcohols, glycols, the use or handling of, or exposure ketones or aldehydes to, the fumes or vapour of alcohols, glycols, ketones or aldehydes
(t)
Carbon monoxide the use or handling of, or exposure gas to, carbon monoxide gas, and any process involving the use of—
(a)
dynamite and gunpowder for blasting in subterranean galleries;
(b)
illuminating gas;
(c)
power or producer gas;
(d)
blast furnaces, furnaces and stoves for the burning of charcoal coke and other fuel;
(e)
gas engines
(u)
Carbon dioxide gas blasting, the manufacture of mineral waters, fermentation in breweries and the formation of lime in lime kilns
(v)
Diethylene dioxide the use or handling of, or exposure
(dioxane)
to, the fumes of or vapour containing diethylene dioxide 2.
Anthrax
Any occupation involving the handling of wool, hair, bristle, hides or skins or other animal products or residues, or contact with animals infected with anthrax
Description of occupational
Nature of occupation diseases or injury
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ACT 273 3.
Glanders
Any occupation involving contact with equine animals or their carcasses 4.
Leptospirosis
Any occupation involving work in rat or other rodent infested places and any occupation involving the care or handling of dogs, cattle, swine and horses or any other infected animals 5.
(a)
Ulceration of the corneal
Any occupation involving the use or surface of the eye handling of, or exposure to, tar, pitch, padi husk, bitumen, mineral oil
(including paraffin), soot, organic dust or any compound, product, or residue of any of of these substances
(b)
Localized new growth of the skin, papillomatous or keratotic
(c)
Epitheliomatous cancer or ulceration of the skin, due in any case to tar, pitch, padi husk, bitumen, mineral oil (including paraffin), soot or any compound, product, or residue of any of these substances 6.
Chrome ulceration
Any occupation involving the use or handling of chromic acid, chromate or bichromate of ammonium, potassium, zinc or sodium or any preparation or solution containing any of these substances 7.
Inflammation, ulceration or
Any occupation involving exposure malignant diseases of the skin to X-rays, ionizing particles, radium, or subcutaneous tissues or of or other radio-active substances or the bones, or leukaemia other forms of radiant energy or anaemia of the aplastic type, due to X-ray, ionizing particles, radium or other radioactive substances or other forms of radiant energy
Description of occupational
Nature of occupation diseases or injury
57
Workmen’s Compensation 8.
Toxic jaundice
Any occupation involving the use or handling of halogenated hydrocarbon or nitric or amidoderivatives of benzene or other poisonous substances 9.
Heat radiation cataract
Any occupation involving frequent or prolonged exposure to the glare of, or rays from, molten glass or molten or red-hot metal or frequent or prolonged exposure to radiation