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All referenced documents are displayed below. Anchors should have a rated load of 15 kN. Permanently installed anchors are singled out in the standard for attention Also covers safe use requirements and recommendations relating to the safe practices to be followed in the use of components and assemblies. Every controller of a crane is to take all practicable steps to

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These submissions were accepted and work commenced on the upgrade of the manufacturing and testing Standards. All referenced documents are displayed below.

We need to look at each of these projects and understand their interconnection. Appendix C Citation Context: Please consult the Contact Officer for more information and to ascertain the level of compliance if any that may be required.

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Other documents in this suite of Standards. Harnesses and ancillary equipment Overseas Standards References: This Standard currently matches the technology and product specifications as defined in the manufacturing and testing standards — completing the matching series.

This document may make references to other documents. Please use the most 191 version available. Selection, use and maintenance Best practice guidelines for working on roofs Ministry: Selection, use and maintenance This document has been re-assessed by the committee, and judged to still be up to date.

Australian Standards – Status on AS/NZS1891 Series

There is a clear requirement to review product design, manufacturing and testing Standards against changes in technology, raw materials and workplace experience. WorkSafe New Zealand Section: Description You will be required to comply with this standard if you are the manager of a mine, or the principal employer at a mine.

You will be required to comply with this standard if you are the manager of ax mine, or the principal employer at a mine. This standard specifies requirements for the materials, design, manufacture and testing of industrial safety belts and harnesses, and ancillary equipment including energy absorbers and lanyards.

Citations This document is cited by New Zealand legislation.

A code of practice is bzs set of rules which details how people in a certain industry should behave. For this reason this Standard envisages that, as a minimum, a person at risk of any fall will wear a harness.

Relevant Legislation and Documents: Firstly, equipment used to arrest a free-fall, i. Selection, use and maintenance Secondly, this level of deceleration is readily survivable provided the person suffering the fall is properly constrained in a harness.

A code of practice can be defined as a result of legislation or by industry regulators and bodies. There are currently three major projects facing the committee. There is ample evidence to show that even for relatively short restrained or unrestrained falls, the wearing of a belt only can lead to injuries such as broken ribs, or damage to the kidneys, spleen or lungs. Anchors should have a rated load of 15 kN. This series currently comprises three Standards covering the manufacturing and testing Standards for industrial fall arrest equipment as follows: These changes in technology and the global market place required the SF Committee to review more recent international standards and to consider their possible adoption — completely or in part — into a revised and updated series of Australian Standards.

Please use these contact details for help or more information: Permanently installed anchors are singled out in the standard for attention. After the release of the standard, a number of areas of concern were expressed by some single point anchor manufacturers and other industry groups, relating to the specified testing requirements in the standard.

These factors have been recognized in the preparation of this Standard in two ways.

Click Buy for Online Library subscription. An assembly of interconnected components comprising a harness connected to an 18911 point or anchorage system either directly or by means of a lanyard or pole strap, and whose purpose is to arrest a fall in accordance with the principles and requirements of AS NZS series.

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