Approval for vertical pipes used for corrosion protection
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Assume a vertical pipe 50 meters high has been coated with anti-corrosion material; how should this be described in the permit to reflect the need for work at height?
Could the original poster explain the question more clearly? For example, what kind of pipe is this 50m vertical pipe? What device is it installed on? What should be done to this pipe? Is it to handle task approval?
It involves applying anti-corrosion treatment to a vertical pipeline that is 50 meters high. In the work settlement, how should the high-altitude portion be described in the visa details?
Oh, I see. I need to look into how the construction quotas for such projects are determined. With such high construction costs, the expenses for safety measures must also be quite high
Isn’t it necessary to carry out proper anti-corrosion measures first before installing the pipelines? What is this project manager thinking?
A lot of money? Why not do it properly before installation? Since it has been done, the high-altitude work fee can only be charged according to the construction standards; the specific details will depend on negotiations with the construction company!
To ensure compliance with regulations for work at heights, it is sufficient to obtain an approval form for such work
Work at a height of 2 meters or more is considered working at height
Vertical pipe, corrosion protection from the ground up to 50 meters high; no platform or vertical ladder