Ergonomics of the thermal environment. Guide to design and evaluation of working practices for cold indoor environments1 Scope This British Standard gives guidance on ways in which cold stress or discomfort in cold indoor environments can be evaluated and cold strain reduced. It describes the human responses (physiological and behavioural) to the cold, together with the influence of different working practices on these. The risks from cold environments are also described. This British Standard applies to those indoor environments which are either cold by design or by

technical delivery conditions of the manufactured products

in the interests of safety

requirements and battery performance levels that ensure the performance and operability of lead-acid starter batteries

I and H sections from stainless steel

Interlocking and control systems

Annex C (normative) Correction factor for calculation of density of FAME

interruption of the power supply

exposure to some degree of risk may be of benefit because it satisfies a basic human need and gives children the chance to learn about risk and consequences in a controlled environment

Contents of BS EN 1756-2:

Structures for the storage of materials at very low or very high temperatures

BS ISO 20000-3 aligned with the third edition of ISO 20000-1

transport and storage of materials to be tested