BS 8560:2012+A1:2018
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Code of practice for the design of buildings incorporating safe work at height
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2018 | 54 |
This British Standard gives recommendations for incorporating safe work at height into the design of buildings during the design process.
NOTE The recommendations in this British Standard can also be applied to other structures.
It gives recommendations for designers on working safely at height and how to take this into account throughout the design process with specific focus on the early strategic and conceptual stages. It also takes into account the requirements of those who are involved in construction, inspection, cleaning and maintenance.
This British Standard does not give designers prescriptive solutions for work at height but does provide useful guidance to help them manage the process. It is for the design team to develop specific solutions for each individual project.
PDF Catalog
PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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4 | Foreword |
7 | Introduction |
8 | 1 Scope 2 Terms and definitions |
10 | 3 Design development process, including work at height |
11 | Figure 1 — Design process flowchart |
15 | Table 1 — Design characteristics affecting the selection of access methods |
19 | Table 2 — Typical methods of permanent access to roof for maintenance |
20 | Figure 2 — Flat roof maintenance access: typical section of part of a roof |
21 | Figure 3 — Access to low-rise pitched roofs for short duration construction work |
22 | Figure 4 — Ground- and floor-based equipment |
23 | Figure 5 — Building-mounted access equipment |
24 | Figure 6 — Building-based personnel access systems |
26 | 4 Communication |
27 | Figure 7 — Symbols 5 Designing for the safety of operatives working at height |
28 | Table 3 — Work at height control measures (SFARP) |
29 | 6 Buildability 7 Occupiers and end users |
30 | 8 Balancing capital and life cycle costs 9 Facilities management |
31 | 10 Maintenance strategy |
39 | Annex A (informative) Project information Table A.1 — An example of a project information table |
41 | Annex B (informative) Access methods Table B.1 — Access methods |
43 | Table B.1 — Access methods |
45 | Table B.1 — Access methods |
47 | Table B.1 — Access methods |
48 | Annex C (informative) Options matrix tool |
49 | Figure C.1 — Template of options matrix |
50 | Figure C.2 — Example of options matrix |
52 | Bibliography |