Tag: Safety Instructions (IS)
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IS-4 (Rev.) – Safety inspections (2006)
Safety inspections (2006) Definition of responsibilities and organizational aspects concerning safety inspections, with emphasis for buildings.
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IS-22 – Rules for the safe use of lasers at CERN (1994)
Rules for the safe use of lasers at CERN (1994) The radiation produced by lasers may be hazardous to the human eye and skin. It may also present fire or explosion risks. Lasers have been classified according to their exposure hazards. Conditions for use and warning labels and notices are recorded.
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IS-42 – Compressed gas bottles (1995)
Compressed gas bottles (1995) Safety rules for the transport, use and storing of cylinders to avoid fire or explosion hazards.
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IS-48 – Fire prevention for cables, cable trays and conduits (2001)
Fire prevention for cables, cable trays and conduits (2001) This Safety Instruction defines rules and other preventive measures for cable fires. It lists the most common fire risks for cables and conduits. Mandatory precautions are specifically aimed at preventing cable fires in physics experiments where confined spaces, higher vicinity risks and lack of effective electrical
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IS-41 – The use of plastic and other non-metallic materials at CERN with respect to fire safety and radiation resistance (2005)
The use of plastic and other non-metallic materials at CERN with respect to fire safety and radiation resistance (2005) This instruction is intended to ensure a very high level of safety and must be applied to all new installations at CERN, including modifications to existing installations. CERN attaches great importance to the hazards associated with
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IS-48 – Fire prevention for cables, cable trays and conduits (2001)
Fire prevention for cables, cable trays and conduits (2001) This Safety Instruction defines rules and other preventive measures for cable fires. It lists the most common fire risks for cables and conduits. Mandatory precautions are specifically aimed at preventing cable fires in physics experiments where confined spaces, higher vicinity risks and lack of effective electrical
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IS-24 – Regulations applicable to electrical installations (1990)
Regulations applicable to electrical installations (1990) Reference is made to publications on electrical installations.
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IS-5 – Emergency stops (2001)
Emergency stops (2001) Description of the two types of emergency stops (general and local emergency stops), the definition of the buildings or areas to be equipped, and effects due to these emergency stops on power supplies or accelerators. Exceptions and rules for safety equipment.
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IS-49 – Avoiding chemical pollution of water (2002)
Description of the two types of emergency stops (general and local emergency stops), definition of the buildings or areas to be equipped, and effects due to these emergency stops on power supplies or accelerators. Exceptions and rules for safety equipment.
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IS-43 – Asbestos – Dangers and precautions (2003)
The object is to define safety alarms and to establish general rules for the installation, maintenance, disabling, and layout of safety alarm systems generating level 3 alarms. The EDH version of the disabling form is now mandatory.