AS/NZS 1418.10:2011
Cranes, hoists and winches - Part 10: Mobile elevating work platforms
Addresses the requirements for mobile elevating work platforms (MEWPs) in general and, in addition, those intended for specific applications such as use near live electrical conductors, or operation in orchards where specific design requirements are necessary to address the risks associated with the intended use. Additional requirements are also specified for portable MEWPs.
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AS/NZS 1418.10:2011 CRANES, HOISTS AND WINCHES - MOBILE ELEVATING WORK PLAFORMS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Access position
1.3.2 Boom insulation/Insert
1.3.3 Basket
1.3.4 Brittle (non-ductile) material
1.3.5 Chain-drive system
1.3.6 Chassis
1.3.7 Chassis insulation
1.3.8 Critical component
1.3.9 Competent person
1.3.10 Disruptive discharge
1.3.11 Ductile material
1.3.12 Electrical apparatus
1.3.13 Elevated travel position
1.3.14 Extending structure
1.3.15 Fall-arrest system
1.3.16 Fall-restraint system
1.3.17 Finite element analysis model (FEA model)
1.3.18 Height
1.3.19 Instability
1.3.20 Insulated line maintenance MEWP
1.3.21 Load cycle
1.3.22 Load-sensing system
1.3.23 Lowered travel position
1.3.24 MEWP classifications
1.3.25 MEWP types
1.3.26 Mobile elevating work platform (MEWP)
1.3.27 Moment-sensing system
1.3.28 Operating modes
1.3.29 Orchard
1.3.30 Orchard MEWP
1.3.31 Oscillating axle
1.3.32 Pedestrian-controlled MEWP
1.3.33 Rail-mounted MEWP
1.3.44 Transport position
1.3.45 Transporting
1.3.46 Travelling
1.3.47 Type test
1.3.48 Vehicle-mounted MEWP
1.3.49 Wire rope drive system
1.3.50 Working envelope
1.3.51 Work platform
1.3.52 Working coefficient
1.4 NEW DESIGNS, INNOVATIONS AND DESIGN METHODS
SECTION 2 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
2.1 STRUCTURAL AND STABILITY CALCULATIONS
2.1.1 Calculations
2.1.2 Rated capacity
2.1.3 Forces acting on the MEWP structure
2.1.4 Determination of forces acting on the MEWPs structure
2.1.5 Stability calculations
2.1.6 Structural calculations
2.2 CHASSIS AND STABILIZERS/OUTRIGGERS
2.2.1 Automatic safety device
2.2.2 Chassis inclination
2.2.3 Locking pins
2.2.4 Control bars
2.2.5 Control bars held in vertical position
2.2.6 Stabilizer/outrigger feet
2.2.7 Permitted work platform positions
2.2.8 Totally manually operated MEWP
2.2.9 Oscillating axle lock or control systems
2.2.10 Prevention of powered stabilizer/outrigger or chassis levelling system movement
2.2.11 Manually operated stabilizers/outriggers
2.2.12 Self-propelled MEWP brakes
2.2.13 Movement of stabilizers/outriggers
2.2.14 Unauthorized use
2.2.15 Maximum travel speeds in elevated travel position
2.2.16 Stopping distances
2.2.17 Maximum travel speed of pedestrian-controlled MEWPs
2.2.18 Guards to protect persons at control positions
2.2.19 Engine exhaust
2.2.20 Filling points for fluids
2.2.21 Battery constraint
2.2.22 Derailment prevention
2.2.23 Vehicle-mounted MEWP chassis selection
2.3 EXTENDING STRUCTURE
2.3.1 Methods to avoid overturning and exceeding permissible stresses
2.3.2 Sequencing of the extending structure
2.3.3 Tilting chassis or superstructure
2.3.4 Trapping and shearing
2.3.5 Supporting the extending structure for routine maintenance
2.3.6 Speeds of the extending structure
2.3.7 Support in the transport position
2.4 EXTENDING STRUCTURE DRIVE SYSTEMS
2.4.1 General
2.4.2 Wire rope drive systems
2.4.3 Chain drive systems
2.4.4 Lead-screw drive systems
2.4.5 Rack and pinion drive systems
2.5 WORK PLATFORM
2.5.1 Level of work platform
2.5.2 Platform level adjustment
2.5.3 Work platform materials
2.5.4 Guardrail (protection) systems
2.5.5 Anchorage(s)
2.5.6 Openings in guardrails for entrance and exit
2.5.7 Floor of work platform
2.5.8 Access ladder
2.5.9 Handholds and handrails
2.5.10 Trapdoors
2.5.11 Audible warning device
2.5.12 Means of communication
2.5.13 Mechanical stops
2.5.14 Support in transport position
2.6 CONTROLS
2.6.1 General
2.6.2 Activation and operation
2.6.3 Direction of movement
2.6.4 Work platform controls: Location, accessibility, protection
2.6.5 Duplicate controls: Location, accessibility, protection and selection
2.6.6 Emergency stops
2.6.7 Electrical switches
2.6.8 Pilot and solenoid valves
2.6.9 Restoration of power after failure of power supply
2.6.10 Overriding emergency system
2.6.11 Speed restriction
2.6.12 Automatic or programmed operation
2.6.13 Winch control on vehicle-mounted MEWPs
2.6.14 Control systems using encoded data techniques
2.7 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
2.7.1 General
2.7.2 Main switch
2.7.3 Cables
2.7.4 Battery protection
2.7.5 Ingress of water
2.8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
2.8.1 Pressure-limiting device
2.8.2 Strength of pipes and connections
2.8.3 Bursting strength of hoses and fittings
2.8.4 Pressure rating of other components
2.8.5 Gauge connections
2.8.6 Venting of air
2.8.7 Inlet filter
2.8.8 Fluid level indicators
2.8.9 Fluid cleanliness
2.8.10 Gas-loaded accumulators
2.8.11 Incorrect connection of hoses
2.9 HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
2.9.1 Structural design
2.9.2 Prevention of unintended movement of load-holding cylinders
2.10 SAFETY DEVICES
SECTION 3 VERIFICATION OF THE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS OR MEASURES OR BOTH
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 TYPE TESTS OF MEWPS
3.3 PRODUCTION TESTS
3.4 DESIGN CHECK
3.5 MANUFACTURING CHECK
3.6 TESTS
3.6.1 General
3.6.2 Fall-arrest overturning test
3.6.3 Stability tests
3.6.4 Overload test
3.6.5 MEWP functional tests
SECTION 4 INFORMATION FOR USE
4.1 MANUALS
4.1.1 General
4.1.2 Maintenance manual
4.1.3 Operators manual
4.2 MARKING
4.2.1 Manufacturer’s plate
4.2.2 Work platform
4.2.3 Multiple rated capacities
4.2.4 Emergency systems
4.2.5 Work platform rated capacities
4.2.6 Orchard use
4.2.7 External power supply connections
4.2.8 Detachable parts
4.2.9 Projecting extremities
4.2.10 Wheel/stabilizer/outrigger load
4.2.11 Tyre pressure
4.2.12 Clearances
4.2.13 Maintenance
4.2.14 Stabilizer/outrigger use
4.2.15 Levelling instructions
4.2.16 Pressurized vessel
SECTION 5 ORCHARD NEWPS
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND MEASURES FOR ORCHARD MEWPs
5.2.1 Rated capacity (see Clause 2.1.2)
5.2.2 Fatigue stress analysis (see Clause 2.1.6.3.3)
5.2.3 Chassis inclination (see Clause 2.2.2)
5.2.4 Brakes (see Clause 2.2.12)
5.2.5 Travel speed
5.2.6 Stopping distances (see Clause 2.2.16)
5.2.7 Load- and moment-sensing systems
5.2.8 Operator platform level control
5.2.9 Guardrail (protection) system
5.2.10 Controls (see Clause 2.6)
5.2.11 Boom lift systems
5.2.12 Marking
SECTION 6 PORTABLE MEWPS
6.1 GENERAL
6.2 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
6.2.1 Assembly
6.2.2 Openings in guardrails for entrance and exit
6.2.3 Controls
6.2.4 Manual descent and emergency retrieval
6.2.5 Design for stability
6.2.6 Brakes
6.2.7 Motion limits
SECTION 7 INSULATED MEWP
7.1 GENERAL
7.1.1 Risk considerations
7.1.2 Use
7.1.3 Insulation rating
7.1.4 Materials and construction
7.2 DESIGN
7.2.1 Minimizing risks to operators
7.2.2 Minimizing risks to personnel located at ground level
7.2.3 Minimization of the risk of inadvertent contact between objects at different potential
7.3 INSULATED OPERATOR’S BASKETS
7.3.1 Materials
7.3.2 Construction
7.3.3 Insulation criteria
7.3.4 Insulating basket liners for HV live working
7.4 LOW-VOLTAGE INSULATED PLATFORMS
7.5 INSULATION INSERTS
7.5.1 Length
7.5.2 Construction
7.6 INSULATED COVERING
7.6.1 General
7.6.2 Extent of cover insulation
7.6.3 Application
7.7 ELECTRICAL TEST POINTS
7.7.1 General
7.7.2 Upper test point
7.7.3 Intermediate test point
7.7.4 Lower test point
7.7.5 Boom insulator surface leakage monitoring electrode(s)
7.7.6 Gradient control devices
7.8 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
7.8.1 Load sensing
7.8.2 Criteria for enhanced stability for limited work platform dimensions
7.8.3 Criteria for enhanced overload for limited work platform dimensions
7.8.4 Earthing terminal
7.8.5 Reduction of fire risk
7.8.6 Emergency shut-off
7.8.7 Emergency retrieval
7.8.8 Vacuum exclusion systems
7.8.9 Vertical boom deflection
7.8.10 Lateral boom deflection
7.9 ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF ELECTRICAL INSULATION
7.9.1 General
7.9.2 Test schedule
7.9.3 Dry insulated insert withstand test
7.9.4 Total leakage current test
7.9.5 Boom insert surface leakage test for MEWPs fitted with test electrodes in accordance with Clause 7.7.5
7.9.6 Low-voltage insulating covering test (all MEWPs)
7.9.7 Basket vertical withstand test
7.9.8 Basket puncture test
7.9.9 HV live work liner puncture test
7.9.10 Hydrophobicity test for wet-rated MEWPs (reference only)
7.9.11 Wet insert withstand and leakage current test
7.9.12 Basket wet vertical withstand test
7.9.13 Insulating inserts rain test for rain-rated MEWPs
7.9.14 Basket rain vertical withstand test (for rain-rated MEWPs only)
7.9.15 Certification notices
7.9.16 Insulation marking system
7.9.17 Labels
7.9.18 Electrical test reports
APPENDIX A - TYPICAL HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH MEWPs
APPENDIX BEXPLANATORY NOTES ON THE CHANGES FORELECTRICALLY INSULATED MEWPs
B1 GENERAL
B2 INSULATION RATING
B3 CHASSIS INSULATION
B4 TOTAL LEAKAGE CURRENT TEST
B5 WET-RATED MEWPs
B6 RAIN-RATED MEWPs
B7 INSULATED BASKETS
B8 DEFINED TEST PROCEDURES
B9 IDENTIFIED HAZARDS
B10 APPLICATION TO MEWPs DESIGNED TO PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS STANDARD
APPENDIX C - DYNAMIC FACTORS IN STABILITY AND STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS
C1 STABILITY CALCULATIONS
C2 STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS
APPENDIX D - STABILITY CALCULATIONS
APPENDIX E - USE OF MEWPs IN WIND SPEEDS GREATER THAN 12.5 m/s (BEAUFORT SCALE 6)
APPENDIX F - TIPPING LINES OF MEWPs
F1 GENERAL
F2 MEWPs ON WHEELS (TYRES)
F3 MEWPs ON OUTRIGGERS (see Figure F3)
F4 MEWPs ON OUTRIGGERS AND WHEELS (see Figures F4(A) and F4(B))
APPENDIX G - INSTRUCTION MANUAL
G1 GENERAL
G2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
APPENDIX H - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTROL SYSTEM USING ENCODED DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES
H1 GENERAL
H2 SYSTEM DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
H3 RISK ASSESSMENT
H4 CONSTRUCTION
H5 COVERS, GUARDS AND ENCLOSURES
H6 INSTRUCTIONS
H7 Text deleted
APPENDIX I - COMMENTARY ON DESIGN SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ORCHARD MEWPs
I1 INTRODUCTION
I2 ESSENTIAL CHARACTERS OF ORCHARD MEWPs
APPENDIX J - ELECTRICAL TEST REPORTS
APPENDIX K - MEWP INSERT SELECTION
APPENDIX L - LIST OF ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
APPENDIX M - OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES AND PERIODIC TESTING FOR ELECTRICALLY INSULATED MOBILE ELEVATING WORK PLATFORMS
M1 GENERAL
M2 SELECTION OF INSULATED MEWPs FOR WORK ON OR NEAR EXPOSED ENERGIZED OVERHEAD POWERLINES
M3 SITING
M4 PERIODIC TESTING OF INSULATED MEWPs
M5 UNSCHEDULED CHECKS
M6 ALTERATIONS, MODIFICATION AND SIGNIFICANT REPAIRS OF INSULATION SYSTEMS
M7 MAINTENANCE OF INSULATION COMPONENTS
M8 ACTIONS FOLLOWING BREACH OR FAILURE OF THE INSULATION UNDER OPERATING CONDITIONS
APPENDIX N - EXAMPLE OF THE APPLICATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM CATEGORIES
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AS/NZS 1418.10:2011 CRANES, HOISTS AND WINCHES - MOBILE ELEVATING WORK PLAFORMS
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Access position
1.3.2 Boom insulation/Insert
1.3.3 Basket
1.3.4 Brittle (non-ductile) material
1.3.5 Chain-drive system
1.3.6 Chassis
1.3.7 Chassis insulation
1.3.8 Critical component
1.3.9 Competent person
1.3.10 Disruptive discharge
1.3.11 Ductile material
1.3.12 Electrical apparatus
1.3.13 Elevated travel position
1.3.14 Extending structure
1.3.15 Fall-arrest system
1.3.16 Fall-restraint system
1.3.17 Finite element analysis model (FEA model)
1.3.18 Height
1.3.19 Instability
1.3.20 Insulated line maintenance MEWP
1.3.21 Load cycle
1.3.22 Load-sensing system
1.3.23 Lowered travel position
1.3.24 MEWP classifications
1.3.25 MEWP types
1.3.26 Mobile elevating work platform (MEWP)
1.3.27 Moment-sensing system
1.3.28 Operating modes
1.3.29 Orchard
1.3.30 Orchard MEWP
1.3.31 Oscillating axle
1.3.32 Pedestrian-controlled MEWP
1.3.33 Rail-mounted MEWP
1.3.44 Transport position
1.3.45 Transporting
1.3.46 Travelling
1.3.47 Type test
1.3.48 Vehicle-mounted MEWP
1.3.49 Wire rope drive system
1.3.50 Working envelope
1.3.51 Work platform
1.3.52 Working coefficient
1.4 NEW DESIGNS, INNOVATIONS AND DESIGN METHODS
SECTION 2 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
2.1 STRUCTURAL AND STABILITY CALCULATIONS
2.1.1 Calculations
2.1.2 Rated capacity
2.1.3 Forces acting on the MEWP structure
2.1.4 Determination of forces acting on the MEWPs structure
2.1.5 Stability calculations
2.1.6 Structural calculations
2.2 CHASSIS AND STABILIZERS/OUTRIGGERS
2.2.1 Automatic safety device
2.2.2 Chassis inclination
2.2.3 Locking pins
2.2.4 Control bars
2.2.5 Control bars held in vertical position
2.2.6 Stabilizer/outrigger feet
2.2.7 Permitted work platform positions
2.2.8 Totally manually operated MEWP
2.2.9 Oscillating axle lock or control systems
2.2.10 Prevention of powered stabilizer/outrigger or chassis levelling system movement
2.2.11 Manually operated stabilizers/outriggers
2.2.12 Self-propelled MEWP brakes
2.2.13 Movement of stabilizers/outriggers
2.2.14 Unauthorized use
2.2.15 Maximum travel speeds in elevated travel position
2.2.16 Stopping distances
2.2.17 Maximum travel speed of pedestrian-controlled MEWPs
2.2.18 Guards to protect persons at control positions
2.2.19 Engine exhaust
2.2.20 Filling points for fluids
2.2.21 Battery constraint
2.2.22 Derailment prevention
2.2.23 Vehicle-mounted MEWP chassis selection
2.3 EXTENDING STRUCTURE
2.3.1 Methods to avoid overturning and exceeding permissible stresses
2.3.2 Sequencing of the extending structure
2.3.3 Tilting chassis or superstructure
2.3.4 Trapping and shearing
2.3.5 Supporting the extending structure for routine maintenance
2.3.6 Speeds of the extending structure
2.3.7 Support in the transport position
2.4 EXTENDING STRUCTURE DRIVE SYSTEMS
2.4.1 General
2.4.2 Wire rope drive systems
2.4.3 Chain drive systems
2.4.4 Lead-screw drive systems
2.4.5 Rack and pinion drive systems
2.5 WORK PLATFORM
2.5.1 Level of work platform
2.5.2 Platform level adjustment
2.5.3 Work platform materials
2.5.4 Guardrail (protection) systems
2.5.5 Anchorage(s)
2.5.6 Openings in guardrails for entrance and exit
2.5.7 Floor of work platform
2.5.8 Access ladder
2.5.9 Handholds and handrails
2.5.10 Trapdoors
2.5.11 Audible warning device
2.5.12 Means of communication
2.5.13 Mechanical stops
2.5.14 Support in transport position
2.6 CONTROLS
2.6.1 General
2.6.2 Activation and operation
2.6.3 Direction of movement
2.6.4 Work platform controls: Location, accessibility, protection
2.6.5 Duplicate controls: Location, accessibility, protection and selection
2.6.6 Emergency stops
2.6.7 Electrical switches
2.6.8 Pilot and solenoid valves
2.6.9 Restoration of power after failure of power supply
2.6.10 Overriding emergency system
2.6.11 Speed restriction
2.6.12 Automatic or programmed operation
2.6.13 Winch control on vehicle-mounted MEWPs
2.6.14 Control systems using encoded data techniques
2.7 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
2.7.1 General
2.7.2 Main switch
2.7.3 Cables
2.7.4 Battery protection
2.7.5 Ingress of water
2.8 HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS
2.8.1 Pressure-limiting device
2.8.2 Strength of pipes and connections
2.8.3 Bursting strength of hoses and fittings
2.8.4 Pressure rating of other components
2.8.5 Gauge connections
2.8.6 Venting of air
2.8.7 Inlet filter
2.8.8 Fluid level indicators
2.8.9 Fluid cleanliness
2.8.10 Gas-loaded accumulators
2.8.11 Incorrect connection of hoses
2.9 HYDRAULIC CYLINDERS
2.9.1 Structural design
2.9.2 Prevention of unintended movement of load-holding cylinders
2.10 SAFETY DEVICES
SECTION 3 VERIFICATION OF THE SAFETY REQUIREMENTS OR MEASURES OR BOTH
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 TYPE TESTS OF MEWPS
3.3 PRODUCTION TESTS
3.4 DESIGN CHECK
3.5 MANUFACTURING CHECK
3.6 TESTS
3.6.1 General
3.6.2 Fall-arrest overturning test
3.6.3 Stability tests
3.6.4 Overload test
3.6.5 MEWP functional tests
SECTION 4 INFORMATION FOR USE
4.1 MANUALS
4.1.1 General
4.1.2 Maintenance manual
4.1.3 Operators manual
4.2 MARKING
4.2.1 Manufacturer’s plate
4.2.2 Work platform
4.2.3 Multiple rated capacities
4.2.4 Emergency systems
4.2.5 Work platform rated capacities
4.2.6 Orchard use
4.2.7 External power supply connections
4.2.8 Detachable parts
4.2.9 Projecting extremities
4.2.10 Wheel/stabilizer/outrigger load
4.2.11 Tyre pressure
4.2.12 Clearances
4.2.13 Maintenance
4.2.14 Stabilizer/outrigger use
4.2.15 Levelling instructions
4.2.16 Pressurized vessel
SECTION 5 ORCHARD NEWPS
5.1 GENERAL
5.2 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS AND MEASURES FOR ORCHARD MEWPs
5.2.1 Rated capacity (see Clause 2.1.2)
5.2.2 Fatigue stress analysis (see Clause 2.1.6.3.3)
5.2.3 Chassis inclination (see Clause 2.2.2)
5.2.4 Brakes (see Clause 2.2.12)
5.2.5 Travel speed
5.2.6 Stopping distances (see Clause 2.2.16)
5.2.7 Load- and moment-sensing systems
5.2.8 Operator platform level control
5.2.9 Guardrail (protection) system
5.2.10 Controls (see Clause 2.6)
5.2.11 Boom lift systems
5.2.12 Marking
SECTION 6 PORTABLE MEWPS
6.1 GENERAL
6.2 SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
6.2.1 Assembly
6.2.2 Openings in guardrails for entrance and exit
6.2.3 Controls
6.2.4 Manual descent and emergency retrieval
6.2.5 Design for stability
6.2.6 Brakes
6.2.7 Motion limits
SECTION 7 INSULATED MEWP
7.1 GENERAL
7.1.1 Risk considerations
7.1.2 Use
7.1.3 Insulation rating
7.1.4 Materials and construction
7.2 DESIGN
7.2.1 Minimizing risks to operators
7.2.2 Minimizing risks to personnel located at ground level
7.2.3 Minimization of the risk of inadvertent contact between objects at different potential
7.3 INSULATED OPERATOR’S BASKETS
7.3.1 Materials
7.3.2 Construction
7.3.3 Insulation criteria
7.3.4 Insulating basket liners for HV live working
7.4 LOW-VOLTAGE INSULATED PLATFORMS
7.5 INSULATION INSERTS
7.5.1 Length
7.5.2 Construction
7.6 INSULATED COVERING
7.6.1 General
7.6.2 Extent of cover insulation
7.6.3 Application
7.7 ELECTRICAL TEST POINTS
7.7.1 General
7.7.2 Upper test point
7.7.3 Intermediate test point
7.7.4 Lower test point
7.7.5 Boom insulator surface leakage monitoring electrode(s)
7.7.6 Gradient control devices
7.8 ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
7.8.1 Load sensing
7.8.2 Criteria for enhanced stability for limited work platform dimensions
7.8.3 Criteria for enhanced overload for limited work platform dimensions
7.8.4 Earthing terminal
7.8.5 Reduction of fire risk
7.8.6 Emergency shut-off
7.8.7 Emergency retrieval
7.8.8 Vacuum exclusion systems
7.8.9 Vertical boom deflection
7.8.10 Lateral boom deflection
7.9 ACCEPTANCE TESTING OF ELECTRICAL INSULATION
7.9.1 General
7.9.2 Test schedule
7.9.3 Dry insulated insert withstand test
7.9.4 Total leakage current test
7.9.5 Boom insert surface leakage test for MEWPs fitted with test electrodes in accordance with Clause 7.7.5
7.9.6 Low-voltage insulating covering test (all MEWPs)
7.9.7 Basket vertical withstand test
7.9.8 Basket puncture test
7.9.9 HV live work liner puncture test
7.9.10 Hydrophobicity test for wet-rated MEWPs (reference only)
7.9.11 Wet insert withstand and leakage current test
7.9.12 Basket wet vertical withstand test
7.9.13 Insulating inserts rain test for rain-rated MEWPs
7.9.14 Basket rain vertical withstand test (for rain-rated MEWPs only)
7.9.15 Certification notices
7.9.16 Insulation marking system
7.9.17 Labels
7.9.18 Electrical test reports
APPENDIX A - TYPICAL HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH MEWPs
APPENDIX BEXPLANATORY NOTES ON THE CHANGES FORELECTRICALLY INSULATED MEWPs
B1 GENERAL
B2 INSULATION RATING
B3 CHASSIS INSULATION
B4 TOTAL LEAKAGE CURRENT TEST
B5 WET-RATED MEWPs
B6 RAIN-RATED MEWPs
B7 INSULATED BASKETS
B8 DEFINED TEST PROCEDURES
B9 IDENTIFIED HAZARDS
B10 APPLICATION TO MEWPs DESIGNED TO PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS STANDARD
APPENDIX C - DYNAMIC FACTORS IN STABILITY AND STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS
C1 STABILITY CALCULATIONS
C2 STRUCTURAL CALCULATIONS
APPENDIX D - STABILITY CALCULATIONS
APPENDIX E - USE OF MEWPs IN WIND SPEEDS GREATER THAN 12.5 m/s (BEAUFORT SCALE 6)
APPENDIX F - TIPPING LINES OF MEWPs
F1 GENERAL
F2 MEWPs ON WHEELS (TYRES)
F3 MEWPs ON OUTRIGGERS (see Figure F3)
F4 MEWPs ON OUTRIGGERS AND WHEELS (see Figures F4(A) and F4(B))
APPENDIX G - INSTRUCTION MANUAL
G1 GENERAL
G2 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
APPENDIX H - ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS FOR CONTROL SYSTEM USING ENCODED DATA TRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES
H1 GENERAL
H2 SYSTEM DESIGN REQUIREMENTS
H3 RISK ASSESSMENT
H4 CONSTRUCTION
H5 COVERS, GUARDS AND ENCLOSURES
H6 INSTRUCTIONS
H7 Text deleted
APPENDIX I - COMMENTARY ON DESIGN SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ORCHARD MEWPs
I1 INTRODUCTION
I2 ESSENTIAL CHARACTERS OF ORCHARD MEWPs
APPENDIX J - ELECTRICAL TEST REPORTS
APPENDIX K - MEWP INSERT SELECTION
APPENDIX L - LIST OF ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
APPENDIX M - OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES AND PERIODIC TESTING FOR ELECTRICALLY INSULATED MOBILE ELEVATING WORK PLATFORMS
M1 GENERAL
M2 SELECTION OF INSULATED MEWPs FOR WORK ON OR NEAR EXPOSED ENERGIZED OVERHEAD POWERLINES
M3 SITING
M4 PERIODIC TESTING OF INSULATED MEWPs
M5 UNSCHEDULED CHECKS
M6 ALTERATIONS, MODIFICATION AND SIGNIFICANT REPAIRS OF INSULATION SYSTEMS
M7 MAINTENANCE OF INSULATION COMPONENTS
M8 ACTIONS FOLLOWING BREACH OR FAILURE OF THE INSULATION UNDER OPERATING CONDITIONS
APPENDIX N - EXAMPLE OF THE APPLICATION OF CONTROL SYSTEM CATEGORIES
Amendments
AS/NZS 1418.10:2011
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