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AS/NZS 4249:1994 [ Current ]

Electrical safety practices - Film, video and television sites

standard by Standards Australia / Standards New Zealand, 09/19/1994

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Specifies the requirements for safe working practices in the use of electrical equipment on film, video and television sites and the in-service testing of the equipment. It does not apply to theatre stages, concert locations or permanent television studios.
 

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Edition:
1st
Published:
09/19/1994
ISBN(s):
0726292338
Number of Pages:
9
File Size:
1 file , 87 KB
Product Code(s):
10100937, 10100981, 10100985
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