Dear all,
Today one of our subcontractor pouring concrete with help of concrete mixer they parked the vehicle nearby trench due to inconvenience space when I saw this it’s raised in my mind.
There is any safe distance is applicable for equipment working near the trench/excavation by law.
Your prompt reply on this thread is highly appreciated. . .
Thanks in advance. . .
From United States, Fpo
497Today one of our subcontractor pouring concrete with help of concrete mixer they parked the vehicle nearby trench due to inconvenience space when I saw this it’s raised in my mind.
There is any safe distance is applicable for equipment working near the trench/excavation by law.
Your prompt reply on this thread is highly appreciated. . .
Thanks in advance. . .
From United States, Fpo
Dear Raghu
I am not aware about any legislation for this... But what we are doing is as follows:
Movement of vehicle and heavy cranes shall be 3 feet (1Mt) away or 1.5 times the depth of excavation, whichever is greater. Where vehicles or equipment operate near excavations, the sides must be shored or braced as necessary to withstand the force exerted by the superimposed load. Also stop-logs or other substantial barricades must be installed to protect the edge of such excavations.
From India
I am not aware about any legislation for this... But what we are doing is as follows:
Movement of vehicle and heavy cranes shall be 3 feet (1Mt) away or 1.5 times the depth of excavation, whichever is greater. Where vehicles or equipment operate near excavations, the sides must be shored or braced as necessary to withstand the force exerted by the superimposed load. Also stop-logs or other substantial barricades must be installed to protect the edge of such excavations.
From India
Dear dipil,
Thanks for your quick response. If you have any international/local regulation documents please check the same just I want to Know what the rule says because we have three types of soils class A, class B, class C as per your previous reply it’s not applicable for all types of soils . . . I was checked in net/asked to known persons but I didn’t get right/ proper solution.
Wait for commands. . . Thanks in advance. . .
Hope to get more participation on this thread. . .
From United States, Fpo
Thanks for your quick response. If you have any international/local regulation documents please check the same just I want to Know what the rule says because we have three types of soils class A, class B, class C as per your previous reply it’s not applicable for all types of soils . . . I was checked in net/asked to known persons but I didn’t get right/ proper solution.
Wait for commands. . . Thanks in advance. . .
Hope to get more participation on this thread. . .
From United States, Fpo
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