Maritime works - Code of practice for the design of shipyards and sea locksWhat is BS 6349 3 Design of shipyards and sea locks about? BS 6349 3 is the third part of the fourth series which details best practices for ensuring safety and quality grounds. BS 6349 3 gives recommendations and guidance on the design of shipyard waterfront layouts, dry docks, piers, quays, slipways, shipbuilding berths, ship lifts, floating docks, sea locks, hydrologists, dock and lock gates, mechanical and electrical services distribution, and

toxicity and similar hazards

Part 13: Identification and quantification of degradation products from polymeric medical devices

Replaces BS EN 817:1998

Annex D (informative) List of patent holders

Annex B (informative) Alert and intervention limits

Correctly specified and installed cable management systems ensure that telecommunication cabling performs at its best – so it is important that cable management be considered from the start of a project

The service user’s rights and responsibilities

This code of practice reflects best practice and shows how to use safety signs in a standardized manner to ensure consistent application throughout a particular environment or an entire organization

read our article ‘Implementing an environmental management system: A guide for SMEs’

This European Standard applies to all hot-dip flat products with metal coatings for example of: zinc or zinc-iron alloy

Contents of BS EN ISO 15548-1:

4 Specification of categories of cabs