AS/NZS 4821(INT):2002
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Protective footwear for firefighters - Requirements and test methods
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29-05-2024
24-04-2002
SECTION 1 - SCOPE AND GENERAL 1.1 SCOPE 1.2 APPLICATION 1.3 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS 1.4 TERMS AND DEFINITIONS 1.5 TYPES AND CLASSIFICATIONS OF FOOTWEAR 1.6 REQUIREMENTS FOR FIREFIGHTERS' FOOTWEAR 1.7 RISK ASSESSMENT 1.8 TRAININGSECTION 2 - REQUIREMENTS FOR WHOLE FOOTWEAR 2.1 SAMPLING AND CONDITIONING 2.2 REQUIREMENTSSECTION 3 - PERFORMANCE AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS 3.1 GENERAL 3.2 LACES 3.3 THREADS 3.4 WHOLE FOOTWEAR HEAT RESISTANCE TEST 3.5 THERMAL BEHAVIOUR 3.6 DETERMINATION OF RESISTANCE OF UPPER TO CUTTING 3.7 RIGIDITY OF TOE 3.8 OUTSOLE 3.9 RESISTANCE TO CHEMICALS 3.10 RESISTANCE TO MICRO-ORGANISMS 3.11 ZIPPER (SLIDE FASTENER) 3.12 EYELET AND STUD POST ATTACHMENT 3.13 SLIP RESISTANCE 3.14 ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES 3.15 pH VALUE 3.16 LEATHER CHROMIUM CONTENTSECTION 4 - TEST METHODS 4.1 THREAD AND LACE HEAT RESISTANCE TEST 4.2 HEAT RESISTANCE TEST 4.3 CONTACT HEAT 4.4 RADIANT HEAT 4.5 FLAME RESISTANCE 4.6 DETERMINATION OF RESISTANCE OF UPPER TO CUTTING 4.7 RIGIDITY OF TOE 4.8 ZIPPER 4.9 EYELET AND STUDSECTION 5 - MARKING 5.1 BASIC MARKING 5.2 ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONAPPENDIX A - EXAMPLE GUIDELINES AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR PERFORMING A RISK ASSESSMENT
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