Article 6

     1. There shall be arrangements under which workers -
     (a) are  required neither to interfere without due cause with the
operation of,  nor to misuse,  any safety device or appliance provided
for their own protection or the protection of others;
     (b) take reasonable care for their own safety and that  of  other
persons who may be affected by their acts or omissions at work;
     (c) report forthwith to their immediate supervisor any  situation
which  they have reason to believe could present a risk and which they
cannot correct themselves, so that corrective measures can be taken.
     2. Workers  shall have a right at any workplace to participate in
ensuring safe  working  to  the  extent  of  their  control  over  the
equipment  and  methods  of  work  and to express views on the working
procedures adopted as they affect safety.  In so  far  as  appropriate
under  national  law and practice,  where safety and health committees
have been formed in accordance with Article  37  of  this  Convention,
this right shall be exercised through these committees.