PART XI SCAFFOLDS, STAGES AND WORK PLATFORMS — Standards
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(1) A self-propelled work platform comprising a boom-supported elevating platform, which telescopes, articulates, rotates or extends beyond the base dimensions, and is not mounted on a separate self-propelled vehicle shall meet the requirements of
202(a)
CSA Standard CAN/ CSA -B354.4 "Self-propelled Boom-Supported Elevating Work Platforms"; CSA Standard CAN/ CSA -B354.2 "Self-Propelled Elevating Work Platforms"; CSA Standard CAN/ CSA -B354.1 "Portable Elevating Work Platforms";
202(b)
ANSI Standard ANSI /SIA A92.5 "Boom-Supported Elevating Work Platforms"; or ANSI Standard ANSI /SIA A92.6 "American National Standard for Self-Propelled Elevating Work Platforms"; or ANSI Standard ANSI /SIA A92.3 "American National Standard for Manually Propelled Elevating Aerial Platforms"; or
202(c)
other standard acceptable to the minister. other standard acceptable to the minister. other standard acceptable to the minister.
202(2)
A self-propelled integral chassis elevating work platform having a platform that cannot be positioned laterally completely beyond the base and for which primary functions are controlled from the platform shall meet the requirements of
202(3)
A manually propelled, integral chassis elevating work platform having a platform that cannot be positioned laterally completely beyond the base, which may be adjusted by manual or powered means and which shall not be occupied when moved horizontally, shall meet the requirements of
202(4)
A telescopic aerial device, aerial ladder, articulating aerial device, vertical tower, material-lifting aerial device or a combination of these, when vehicle-mounted, whether powered or manually operated, shall meet the requirements of CSA Standard CAN/ CSA -C225 "Vehicle-Mounted Aerial Devices" or other standard acceptable to the minister.
202(5)
An elevating work platform of a type other than that referred to in subsections (1) to (4) shall meet a standard acceptable to the minister.
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