Code of practice for safety nets on construction sites and other worksFalls from height remain the most common kind of accident causing fatal injuries and mainly involve roofs, ladders, scaffolds and raised platforms. In 2005 06 there were a total of 59 fatal injuries to workers in the construction industry*. Safety nets are used on construction sites and similar works mainly to arrest a persons fall, although they can be used to catch or contain debris. BS 8411: 2007 provides essential guidance and recommendations on

voltage regulation and control

and methods of fire defence and protection

7 XML schema package encoding

A further 12 European laboratories participated in tests with the same materials in 2005 in accordance with EN 196-2

In BS EN IEC 60728-113 the upper signal frequency is limited at about 1 000 MHz

the source and nature of the electrostatic hazard are identified and specific recommendations are given for dealing with them

Optional elements

This covers materials used for products accepted for contact with drinking water

A centrally located and electrically-powered compressor powers  cylinders

5 Mechanical characteristics

Quality specifications for cold coiled compression springs

Note: PD CEN/TR 17315 does not apply to calculations used to determine the stopping performance of a WSP equipped train under operational conditions as it is only applicable for specific WSP test conditions