STANDARDS FOR SCAFFOLDING EQUIPMENT Sample Clauses

STANDARDS FOR SCAFFOLDING EQUIPMENT. Type of equipment Boatswain’s chair seats Chain Cradles Eyebolts Fibre ropes Plywood Portable ladders—metal Portable ladders—timber Prefabricated platform units Prefabricated scaffold components Rigging screws and turnbuckles Scaffold accessories Scaffold couplers Scaffold planks Scaffold tubes Scaffolding hoists Scaffolding hoist protective devices Shackles Sheave blocks Slings—chain Slings—fibre rope Slings—flat synthetic-webbing Slings—wire coil flat Slings—wire rope Splitheads Stairways—temporary Steel wire ropes Thimbles for fibre rope Thimbles for wire rope Trestles (other than trestle ladders) Wire rope grips (bulldog grips) Standard AS/NZS 1576.1 AS 2321, NZS/ISO 1835, AS 1576.4, AS/NZS 1576.1 AS 2317, NZS/BS 4278 AS 4142.2, NZS/BS 2052 AS/NZS 2269 AS 1892.1, NZS 5233 AS 1892.2, NZS 3609 AS/NZS 1576.3 AS/NZS 1576.3 AS 2319, NZS/BS 4429 AS 1576.2 AS 1576.2 AS 1577, NZS 3620 AS/NZS 1576.3 AS 1418.2 AS 1576.4 AS 2741, NZS/BS 3551 AS 2089 AS 3775 AS 1380 AS 1353.1 AS 1438 AS 1666, NZS/ISO 7531 AS/NZS 1576.5 AS/NZS 1576.1 AS 3569, NZS/BS 302.2 NZS 1583 AS 1138 AS/NZS 1576.5 AS 2076
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