Low level work platform with one working platform with side protection for use by one person with a maximum working platform height no greater than 2.5 m. SpecificationWhat is this standard about? It provides minimum safety and performance criteria for low level work platforms (LLWPs) which are also known as podiums or pulpits. Who is this standard for? Anyone responsible for specifying, manufacturing, selling, procuring or using LLWPs. Why should you use this standard? LLWPs have been used extensively since the introduction of the Work at Height Regulations in 2005. Using this standard will help ensure that the

BS EN 13074-1 helps the user to protect the recovered blinder from excessive damage by providing a guideline regarding the procedures involved

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This is the second in a two-part series of British Standards which supplements the European standard on concrete specification

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