FEM 5.022 Guideline: Work at Height - Safety Measures | EN-English

VDMA 1997
Seiten / pages: 200
Guideline - Safety Measures and Procedures related to work at height - Mobile Cranes
Leitfaden - Sicherheits-Maßnahmen beim Arbeiten in erhöhten Arbeitspositionen - Fahrzeugkrane
Guide - Procédures et mesures de securité pour le travail en hauteur - Grues Mobiles
1st. edition 2015
49 pages
Scope:
The objective of this guideline is to give guidance for safety measures and procedures related to work at height whilst using mobile cranes; the guideline covers design measures as well as best practice guidelines on procedures to safely operate and assemble/disassemble mobile cranes.
This guideline applies to mobile cranes as defined in EN 13000 and is considered as complementary to EN 13000 to give further guidance.
Additional control measures may need to be considered in countries where more stringent fall from height regulations are applicable, such measures fall outside of the scope of this guideline.

Content:

1 SCOPE
2 REFERENCES
3 DEFINITIONS
3.1 Assembly/Disassembly
3.2 Authorized Person7
3.3 Collective Measures
3.4 Fall Arrest System
3.5 Working at Height
3.6 Ground Level
3.7 Guard Rail
3.8 Hand Rail
3.9 Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP)
3.10 Personal Measures
3.11 Personal Protective Equipment - PPE
3.12 Responsible Person
3.13 Shoulder Height
3.14 Tie-Off Point
3.15 Walking or Stepping Surfaces
3.16 Workplace
3.17 Work Positioning System
3.18 Work Restraint System
4 SAFETY MEASURES FOR DESIGN AND USE
4.1 General
4.2 Design Measures
4.3 Safe Use
4.4 Maintenance and Inspection
4.5 Information for Use
5 ANNEX - EXAMPLES
5.1 Examples - Avoid Work at Height
5.2 Examples - Limit Exposure Time
5.3 Examples - Collective Measures to prevent Falls
5.4 Examples - Personal Measures to arrest Falls
5.5 Examples - Collective Fall Protection
5.6 Examples - Individual Fall Protection
5.7 Examples - Walking on Booms
5.8 Examples - Other Means of safe Access
5.9 Examples - Storing Components at Work Places
6 RELATED DOCUMENTS, BIBLIOGRAPHY
7 SPECIAL THANKS
8 COMPARISON OF STANDARDS
9 REFERENCES