AS 7522:2021 PDF

AS 7522:2021 PDF

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AS 7522:2021 PDF

Published Date:
03/23/2021

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Access and egress

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Standards Australia

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Electronic (PDF)

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Deveoped by Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB), This document describes requirements for access and egress of workers and passengers on locomotives, freight, passenger, and infrastructure maintenance (track machines) rolling stock. The main purpose of the requirements is to provide safe, efficient, equitable and dignified access and egress, and to minimize risks to passengers and workers associated with access and egress, emergency evacuations, and requirements for people with disabilities.
Edition : 1st
File Size : 1 file , 1.3 MB
Note : This product is unavailable in Russia, Belarus
Number of Pages : 54
Product Code(s) : 10268989
Published : 03/23/2021

History

AS 7522:2021
Published Date: 03/23/2021
Access and egress
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Australian Railway Rolling Stock - Access and Egress, Part 3: Passenger Rolling Stock
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AS 7522.1:2012
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Australian Railway Rolling Stock - Access and Egress, Part 1: Locomotive Rolling Stock
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