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BS 6164:1982

Code of practice for safety in tunnelling in the construction industry

standard by BSI Group , 08/31/1982

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Recommendations for safe practices in tunnelling, excluding cut and cover and immersed tube tunnels and those for mineral workings. Deals with planning and organization, emergencies, working environment, communications and the safety aspects of access, transport, plant and equipment.

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Published:
08/31/1982
ISBN(s):
058012844X, 058012844
Number of Pages:
56
File Size:
1 file
Product Code(s):
10128468, 10128468, 10128468
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Document History

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