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BSI 23/30439514 DC:2023 Edition

BSI 23/30439514 DC:2023 Edition

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BS ISO 16368. Mobile elevating work platforms. Design, calculations, safety requirements and test methods

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BSI 2023 119
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PDF Pages PDF Title
1 30439514-NC.pdf
3 ISO_DIS 16368 ed.3 – id.83151 Enquiry PDF (en).pdf
8 Foreword
9 Introduction
11 1 Scope
12 2 Normative references
13 3 Terms and definitions
19 4 Safety requirements and/or protective/risk reduction measures
4.1 General
20 4.2 Stability and structural calculations
4.2.1 Calculations and rated load
4.2.2 Loads and forces acting on MEWP structure
23 4.2.3 Stability calculations
34 4.2.4 Structural calculations
37 4.3 Chassis and stabilising devices
4.3.1 Automatic safety device
4.3.2 Chassis inclination
38 4.3.3 Locking pins
4.3.4 Control bars
4.3.5 Control bars held in vertical position
4.3.6 Stabilising device ground contact points
39 4.3.7 Permitted work platform positions
4.3.8 Totally manually operated MEWPs
4.3.9 Prevention of powered stabilising devices movement
4.3.10 Manually operated stabilising devices
4.3.11 Movement of stabilising devices
4.3.12 Vehicle-mounted MEWP transport position indicators
4.3.13 Visual contact at control positions
40 4.3.14 Levelling stabilising devices
4.3.15 Oscillating axle lock or control systems
4.3.16 Maximum travel speeds in elevated travel position
41 4.3.17 Maximum travel speed of pedestrian-controlled MEWPs
4.3.18 Self-propelled MEWP brakes
4.3.19 Stopping distances
42 4.3.20 Unauthorized use
4.3.21 Thermal hazards
4.3.22 Engine exhaust
4.3.23 Filling points for fluids
4.3.24 Batteries and battery containers
43 4.3.25 Derailment and run-away prevention of rail-mounted MEWPs
44 4.3.26 Vehicle-mounted MEWP chassis selection
4.4 Extending structure
4.4.1 Methods to avoid overturning and exceeding permissible stresses
46 4.4.2 Sequencing of extending structure
4.4.3 Trapping and shearing
47 4.4.4 Supporting extending structure for routine maintenance
4.4.5 Speeds of extending structure
4.4.6 Support in transport position
4.5 Extending structure drive systems
4.5.1 General
48 4.5.2 Wire-rope drive systems
51 4.5.3 Chain drive systems
52 4.5.4 Lead screw drive systems
4.5.5 Rack and pinion drive systems
53 4.6 Work platform
4.6.1 Level of work platform
4.6.2 Work platform materials
4.6.3 Guardrail (protection) systems
54 4.6.4 Anchorage(s)
55 4.6.5 Openings in guardrails for entrance and exit
4.6.6 Floor of work platform
56 4.6.7 Chains or ropes
4.6.8 Access to the work platform
4.6.9 Handrails and handholds
58 4.6.10 Trapdoors
4.6.11 Protecting controls and hands
4.6.12 Audible warning device
4.6.13 Means of communication
4.6.14 Mechanical stops
4.6.15 Support in transport position
4.7 Controls
4.7.1 General
59 4.7.2 Sustained involuntary operation protection
4.7.3 Location, accessibility, protection, and selection among duplicate controls
4.7.4 Emergency stops
4.7.5 Electrical switches
4.7.6 Pilot and solenoid valves
4.7.7 Restoration of power after failure
60 4.7.8 Auxiliary lowering system
4.7.9 Overriding of functions
61 4.7.10 Automatic or programmed operation
4.7.11 Winch control on vehicle-mounted MEWPs
4.7.12 MEWPS with retractable guardrails
4.8 Electrical equipment
4.8.1 Relevant norms and standards
4.8.2 Main switch
4.8.3 Cables
4.8.4 Battery protection
4.8.5 Ingress of water
4.8.6 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)
62 4.8.7 Hourmeter
4.9 Hydraulic systems
4.9.1 Pressure-limiting device
4.9.2 Strength of pipes and connections
4.9.3 Bursting strength of hoses and fittings
4.9.4 Pressure rating of other components
4.9.5 Gauge connections
4.9.6 Venting of air
4.9.7 Inlet filter
63 4.9.8 Fluid level indicators
4.9.9 Fluid cleanliness
4.9.10 Gas-loaded accumulators
4.10 Hydraulic cylinders
4.10.1 Structural design
68 4.10.2 Prevention of unintended movement of load-holding cylinders
4.11 Safety devices and safety functions
4.11.1 General
4.11.2 Safety functions of mechanical devices
69 4.12 Noise reduction
70 5 Verification of the safety requirements and/or protective/risk reductions measures
5.1 Examinations and tests
5.1.1 General
73 5.1.2 Design check
74 5.1.3 Manufacturing checks
5.1.4 Tests
83 5.2 Type tests
5.3 Production tests
5.3.1 MEWPs not vehicle-mounted
84 5.3.2 Vehicle-mounted MEWPs
6 Information for use
6.1 General
6.2 Operator’s manual
6.2.1 Content
85 6.2.2 Modification or repair
86 6.3 Parts and service manuals
6.4 Marking
6.4.1 Responsible entity’s plate
87 6.4.2 Work platform
6.4.3 Multiple rated loads
6.4.4 Auxiliary systems
6.4.5 Overriding of functions
88 6.4.6 Work platform rated loads
6.4.7 MEWPs designated for indoor use
6.4.8 External power supply connections
6.4.9 Detachable parts
6.4.10 Instructions
6.4.11 Projecting extremities
6.4.12 Wheel/stabilising device load
6.4.13 Tyre pressure
6.4.14 Clearances
6.4.15 Maintenance
89 6.4.16 Stabilising device use
6.4.17 Levelling instructions
6.4.18 Pressurized vessel
90 6.4.19 Annual Inspection
91 Annex€A (informative) Use of MEWPs in wind speeds greater than 12,5€m/s — Beaufort Scale€6
92 Annex€B (informative) Example markings
94 Annex€C (normative) Calculation of wire-rope drive systems
101 Annex€D (informative) Calculation example€— Wire-rope drive systems
107 Annex€E (informative) Kerb test calculations
113 Annex€F (normative) Additional requirements for wireless controls and control systems
115 Annex€G (informative) List of significant hazards
118 Bibliography

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