Artikel 20

The workers and their representatives at a major hazard installation shall be consulted through appropriate cooperative mechanisms in order to ensure a safe system of work. In particular, the workers and their representatives shall:
a) be adequately and suitably informed of the hazards associated with the major hazard installation and their likely consequences;
b) be informed of any orders, instructions or recommendations made by the competent authority;
c) be consulted in the preparation of, and have access to, the following documents: (i) the safety report;
(ii) emergency plans and procedures;
(iii) accident reports;
(i) the safety report;
(ii) emergency plans and procedures;
(iii) accident reports;
d) be regularly instructed and trained in the practices and procedures for the prevention of major accidents and the control of developments likely to lead to a major accident and in the emergency procedures to be followed in the event of a major accident;
e) within the scope of their job, and without being placed at any disadvantage, take corrective action and if necessary interrupt the activity where, on the basis of their training and experience, they have reasonable justification to believe that there is an imminent danger of a major accident, and notify their supervisor or raise the alarm, as appropriate, before or as soon as possible after taking such action;
f) discuss with the employer any potential hazards they consider capable of generating a major accident and have the right to notify the competent authority of those hazards.