Bs 7121 Part 3
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BS 7121-2-3:2012 Code of practice for the safe use of cranes - Inspection, maintenance and through examination - Mobile cranes BS 7121-2-3:2012 gives recommendations for the pre-use checks, in-service inspection, maintenance, thorough examination (in service and following exceptional circumstances) and supplementary testing of mobile cranes, including truck cranes, wheeled rough terrain cranes, wheeled yard cranes, crawler mounted cranes, mini-cranes and vehicle mounted self erecting tower cranes. Standard Number BS 7121-2-3:2012 Title Code of practice for the safe use of cranes. Inspection, maintenance and thorough examination. Mobile cranes Status Confirmed, Current Publication Date 30 November 2012 Confirm Date 01 May 2017 Cross References, Replaces Draft Superseded By 3 DC Descriptors Testing conditions, Equipment safety, Occupational safety, Safety measures, Mechanical testing, Certification (approval), Lifting equipment, Cranes, Visual inspection (testing), Inspection, Materials handling equipment, Stability ICS 53.020.20 Committee MHE/3/11 ISBN 978 0 580 78194 0 Publisher BSI Format A4 Delivery Yes Pages 32 File Size 106 KB Price £198.00.
Bs 7121 Part 11
Summary of Requirements of BS7121 Parts 1 and 3 BS7121 is the British Standard Code of Practice for the Safe Use of Cranes. It is recognised as best practice in the industry and has been drawn up by the industry in conjunction with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
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HSE recommends the use of BS7121 to any person or organisation who have duties under the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and who use or hire cranes. Whilst compliance to the code does not in itself confer immunity from legal obligations, failure to comply would be taken as prima facie evidence of failure to provide a safe place of work for employees and contractors. The code also gives guidance on how to comply with Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 and the Provision and Use of Working Equipment Regulations 1998. Part 1 gives general guidance and recommendations on the use of cranes whilst Part 3 deals specifically with the use of mobile cranes.
