BS 4163:2021
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Health and safety for design and technology in educational and similar establishments. Code of practice
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2021 | 166 |
This British Standard provides recommendations and guidance for persons responsible for the safe use of equipment and machinery in educational and similar establishments and covers:
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health and safety management;
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planning services; and
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teaching areas, equipment, tools and processes.
NOTE Teaching areas includes preparation areas where materials are manipulated and processed, equipment is used and design and/or manufacturing takes place (e.g. food, catering, textiles, graphics, electronics, technology, craft, engineering, manufacturing, woodworking of all types, vocational workshops, motor vehicle workshops and computer areas).
This British Standard also provides recommendations for persons who provide instruction to learners, employees, trainee teachers and adults in the use of equipment and machinery in educational and similar establishments.
The recommendations cover the supply and safe use of equipment, machine tools and materials and chemicals, personal protection and safety management, with particular reference to the hazards involved.
This British Standard applies to schools of all types, including those maintained by local authorities, academies, free schools, independent schools and any type of school for learners with special educational needs. It will also be helpful to further education colleges, universities, teacher training establishments, adult education workshops, and workshops in hospitals and prisons.
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PDF Pages | PDF Title |
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7 | Foreword |
9 | Section 1: General 1 Scope 2 Normative references |
11 | 3 Terms and definitions |
13 | Section 2: Health and safety management 4 Health and safety management 4.1 Risk assessment 4.2 Hazards, risks and risk control measures |
15 | Table 1 — Eye protection – Frame and lens |
16 | 4.3 Carrying out a risk assessment |
17 | 4.4 Health and safety arrangements |
18 | 4.5 Provision of competent health and safety advice 4.6 Health and safety training 4.7 Reporting accidents and dangerous occurrences |
19 | 4.8 First aid 4.9 Hazardous noise |
21 | 4.10 Vibration 4.11 Fire hazards |
22 | 4.12 Fire risk control measures |
23 | Section 3: Planning and services 5 Planning and design 5.1 General Figure 1 — Recommended area ranges for design and technology teaching spaces |
24 | Table 2 — Area ranges for typical group sizes (in m2) 5.2 Storage |
30 | 5.3 Fire 6 Working area environment 6.1 Lighting |
31 | 6.2 Heating and ventilation (including LEV) |
32 | 6.3 Surfaces 7 Services 7.1 General |
33 | 7.2 Electrical installations |
37 | 7.3 Mains gas installations |
39 | 7.4 Fixed installations using liquefied petroleum gas 7.5 Water installations 7.6 Compressed air systems |
40 | 7.7 Machine installations 7.8 Lifting equipment |
42 | Section 4: Teaching areas, equipment, tools and processes 8 General health and safety 9 Management of the teaching environment 9.1 General |
44 | 9.2 Health and safety monitoring |
45 | 9.3 Electrical equipment |
46 | 9.4 Plugs for portable equipment 9.5 ICT/Computer workstations 9.6 Maintenance 10 Food 10.1 General |
47 | 10.2 Hazards 10.3 Risk control measures |
48 | 10.4 Portable electrical appliances and equipment 10.5 Fixed electrical appliances 10.6 Food – appliances and equipment |
54 | 11 Textiles 11.1 General |
56 | 11.2 Textiles – appliances and equipment |
58 | 12 Portable tools and equipment used in workshops 12.1 General |
60 | 12.2 Hazards 12.3 Risk control measures |
61 | 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 |
62 | 12.7 Portable grinding machines (e.g. angle grinding machines) |
63 | 12.8 Rotating (circular) portable saws |
64 | 12.9 Portable biscuit jointer/tenon jointers |
65 | 12.10 Reciprocating portable saws for wood, metal or plastics |
66 | 12.11 Multi-tool (saws, carvers, scrapers, etc.) |
67 | 12.12 Portable sanding machines (orbital) |
68 | 12.13 Portable sanding machines (disc) |
69 | 12.14 Portable sanding machines (belt)/power file |
70 | 12.15 Portable planing machines |
71 | 12.16 Portable routers |
72 | 12.17 Router tables |
73 | 12.18 Soldering irons 12.19 Hot melt glue guns |
74 | 12.20 Hand tools: storage and use 13 Woodworking machinery 13.1 General |
76 | 13.2 Mortising machines (hollow chisel type) |
77 | 13.3 Mortising machines (chain type) |
78 | 13.4 Moulding machines (spindle moulders) |
80 | 13.5 Planing and thicknessing machines |
81 | 13.6 Sanding machines (belt, bobbin and disc types) |
83 | 13.7 Sawing machines (band, circular and reciprocating saws) |
91 | 13.8 Wood turning lathes |
93 | 13.9 Mitre trimmers 14 Metalworking machinery 14.1 General 14.2 Centre lathes |
95 | 14.3 Milling machines (horizontal and vertical) |
97 | 14.4 Drilling machines |
99 | 14.5 Grinding machines |
104 | 14.6 Metal sawing machines (reciprocating power hacksaws) |
106 | 14.7 Sawing machines with cutting discs or abrasive discs |
107 | 14.8 Metal cutting band sawing machines |
109 | 14.9 Lapidary equipment |
110 | 15 Heat processes, plant and equipment for metals 15.1 General |
111 | 15.2 Forging 15.3 Brazing and silver soldering |
112 | 15.4 Welding and welding installations |
113 | 15.5 Metal-arc welding (including spot welding) |
114 | 15.6 Plasma arc cutting |
115 | 15.7 Oxy-acetylene welding and cutting |
117 | 15.8 Casting |
118 | 15.9 Low temperature casting (bench top furnace) |
119 | 15.10 Centrifugal casting equipment |
120 | 15.11 Vacuum and pressure casting equipment 15.12 Heat-treatment ovens |
121 | 16 Moulding processes and equipment for plastics 16.1 General |
122 | 16.2 Injection and extrusion moulding machines |
123 | 16.3 Moulding trimming machines |
124 | 16.4 Vacuum forming machines 16.5 Hot wire cutters |
125 | 16.6 Strip heaters and line bending heaters 16.7 Ovens |
126 | 16.8 Blow moulders 16.9 Hot air plastics welding |
127 | 17 Chemical processes for metals and fabrics 17.1 General 17.2 Electronic circuit board etching (including PCB processing equipment) |
128 | 17.3 Soft soldering |
129 | 17.4 Vitreous enamelling 17.5 Pickling (acid deoxidizing) and acid etching of metals |
130 | 17.6 Dyes |
131 | 17.7 Mordants 17.8 Testing fibres and fabrics |
132 | 17.9 Cleaning fibres and fabrics |
133 | 18 Computer-operated equipment 18.1 General 18.2 Laser cutters |
134 | 18.3 Rapid prototyping including 3D printers, stereolithography (SLA), laser sintering, laminated object manufacture (LOM) |
135 | 18.4 Rapid prototyping (printing) machines 18.5 Computer numerically controlled (CNC) machines |
140 | 19 Motor vehicle work, machinery and equipment 19.1 General 19.2 Hazards |
141 | 19.3 Risk control measures |
145 | 19.4 Equipment |
148 | 19.5 Processes |
151 | Section 5: Materials 20 Materials 20.1 Material safety data sheets 20.2 Asbestos and products containing asbestos 20.3 Adhesives |
155 | 20.4 Plastics |
157 | 20.5 Timber |
158 | 20.6 Metals 20.7 Food and food components |
160 | 20.8 Fabric and fibres |
161 | Bibliography |