Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
M.4.3 Workers using bulky, awkward or heavy equipment should be able to position themselves and their suspension equipment well away from any moving parts. If this is not possible, then extra guards or shields should be fitted. Effective communication between those working the tools and those manipulating the suspension ropes is essential. Two-way radios may be necessary to achieve this.When working in conjunction with an alternative or ancillary lifting system, rope access M.4.4 technicians and their equipment should be protected, e.g. against the risk of entanglement or crushing.M.5Hot workM.5.1 Care should be taken by the rope access technician to protect against potential personal injury while carrying out hot work, e.g. by sealing the gap between overalls and boots or sleeves and gloves to prevent hot material such as weld or grit entering.