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BS 4163:2021+A1:2022

BS 4163:2021+A1:2022

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Health and safety for design and technology in educational and similar establishments. Code of practice

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BSI 2022 168
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PDF Pages PDF Title
7 Foreword
11 Section 1: General
1 Scope
2 Normative references
13 3 Terms and definitions
15 Section 2: Health and safety management
4 Health and safety management
4.1 Risk assessment
4.2 Hazards, risks and risk control measures
17 Table 1 — Eye protection – Frame and lens
18 4.3 Carrying out a risk assessment
19 4.4 Health and safety arrangements
4.5 Provision of competent health and safety advice
20 4.6 Health and safety training
4.7 Reporting accidents and dangerous occurrences
4.8 First aid
21 4.9 Hazardous noise
23 4.10 Vibration
4.11 Fire hazards
24 4.12 Fire risk control measures
25 Section 3: Planning and services
5 Planning and design
5.1 General
Figure 1 — Recommended area ranges for design and technology teaching spaces
26 Table 2 — Area ranges for typical group sizes (in m2)
5.2 Storage
32 5.3 Fire
6 Working area environment
6.1 Lighting
33 6.2 Heating and ventilation (including LEV)
34 6.3 Surfaces
7 Services
7.1 General
35 7.2 Electrical installations
39 7.3 Mains gas installations
41 7.4 Fixed installations using liquefied petroleum gas
7.5 Water installations
7.6 Compressed air systems
42 7.7 Machine installations
7.8 Lifting equipment
44 Section 4: Teaching areas, equipment, tools and processes
8 General health and safety
9 Management of the teaching environment
9.1 General
46 9.2 Health and safety monitoring
47 9.3 Electrical equipment
48 9.4 Plugs for portable equipment
9.5 ICT/Computer workstations
9.6 Maintenance
10 Food
10.1 General
49 10.2 Hazards
10.3 Risk control measures
50 10.4 Portable electrical appliances and equipment
10.5 Fixed electrical appliances
10.6 Food – appliances and equipment
56 11 Textiles
11.1 General
58 11.2 Textiles – appliances and equipment
60 12 Portable tools and equipment used in workshops
12.1 General
62 12.2 Hazards
12.3 Risk control measures
63 12.4 Risk control measures specific to portable compressed air tools and equipment
12.5 Risk control measures specific to portable electric tools and equipment
12.6 Portable drills
64 12.7 Portable grinding machines (e.g. angle grinding machines)
66 12.8 Rotating (circular) portable saws
67 12.9 Portable biscuit jointer/tenon jointers
68 12.10 Reciprocating portable saws for wood, metal or plastics
69 12.11 Multi-tool (saws, carvers, scrapers, etc.)
12.12 Portable sanding machines (orbital)
70 12.13 Portable sanding machines (disc)
71 12.14 Portable sanding machines (belt)/power file
72 12.15 Portable planing machines
73 12.16 Portable routers
74 12.17 Router tables
75 12.18 Soldering irons
12.19 Hot melt glue guns
76 12.20 Hand tools: storage and use
77 13 Woodworking machinery
13.1 General
79 13.2 Mortising machines (hollow chisel type)
13.3 Mortising machines (chain type)
80 13.4 Moulding machines (spindle moulders)
82 13.5 Planing and thicknessing machines
83 13.6 Sanding machines (belt, bobbin and disc types)
86 13.7 Sawing machines (band, circular and reciprocating saws)
93 13.8 Wood turning lathes
95 13.9 Mitre trimmers
14 Metalworking machinery
14.1 General
96 14.2 Centre lathes
97 14.3 Milling machines (horizontal and vertical)
99 14.4 Drilling machines
101 14.5 Grinding machines
106 14.6 Metal sawing machines (reciprocating power hacksaws)
108 14.7 Sawing machines with cutting discs or abrasive discs
109 14.8 Metal cutting band sawing machines
111 14.9 Lapidary equipment
112 15 Heat processes, plant and equipment for metals
15.1 General
113 15.2 Forging
114 15.3 Brazing and silver soldering
15.4 Welding and welding installations
115 15.5 Metal-arc welding (including spot welding)
117 15.6 Plasma arc cutting
118 15.7 Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting
119 15.8 Casting
121 15.9 Low temperature casting (bench top furnace)
15.10 Centrifugal casting equipment
122 15.11 Vacuum and pressure casting equipment
15.12 Heat-treatment ovens
123 16 Moulding processes and equipment for plastics
16.1 General
125 16.2 Injection and extrusion moulding machines
16.3 Moulding trimming machines
126 16.4 Vacuum forming machines
127 16.5 Hot wire cutters
16.6 Strip heaters and line bending heaters
128 16.7 Ovens
16.8 Blow moulders
129 16.9 Hot air plastics welding
17 Chemical processes for metals and fabrics
17.1 General
130 17.2 Electronic circuit board etching (including PCB processing equipment)
131 17.3 Soft soldering
17.4 Vitreous enamelling
17.5 Pickling (acid deoxidizing) and acid etching of metals
132 17.6 Dyes
133 17.7 Mordants
17.8 Testing fibres and fabrics
135 17.9 Cleaning fibres and fabrics
18 Computer-operated equipment
18.1 General
136 18.2 Laser cutters
18.3 Rapid prototyping including 3D printers, stereolithography (SLA), laser sintering, laminated object manufacture (LOM)
137 18.4 Rapid prototyping (printing) machines
138 18.5 Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines
143 19 Motor vehicle work, machinery and equipment
19.1 General
19.2 Hazards
144 19.3 Risk control measures
148 19.4 Equipment
151 19.5 Processes
154 Section 5: Materials
20 Materials
20.1 Material safety data sheets
20.2 Asbestos and products containing asbestos
20.3 Adhesives
157 20.4 Plastics
160 20.5 Timber
20.6 Metals
161 20.7 Food and food components
162 20.8 Fabric and fibres
164 Bibliography

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