by admin | Feb 18, 2020 | First Aid
Anchors must comply with SANS 50795:1996 Persons that select, install and test anchors classified as “basic anchors” must be competent to perform that work. {Basic anchors are limited to class “A1” anchors as defined in SANS 50795:1996 set into not less than C20/25...
by admin | Feb 16, 2020 | Work at heights
Construction Regulations 2014 cover various aspects. Some sections are very short, almost one-liners viz: “15-Tunneling”; “16-Scaffolding”; “26-Water environments”; “28 Stacking and storage” and “32-Approved Inspection Authority” Whereas some are much longer and more...
by admin | Feb 12, 2020 | Work at heights
The difference between scaffold and aluminum towers are not so obvious and to the untrained eye these structures look very much alike, but they are very different in use, legal compliance and training requirements. Note: Verify training training providers with the IWH...
by admin | Feb 10, 2020 | Fire
Step 1: First calculate the floor size in square meters. Measure the length and width of the area you’re calculating using meters and centimeters. Multiply the length and width together to get the area in square meters. Step 2 Now check SANS 10400 part A and...
by admin | Feb 6, 2020 | Work at heights
Lifelines are exposed to forces hundreds of times greater than the force of a falling person. It should be designed by a competent person. ZIPPY’S tug-of-war game – How strong are you? The idea is to raise a small cast-iron weight with a mass of 20 kg high...
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