Finsbury Park attack Manchester is sharing its sympathy and our thoughts are with everyone affected by the Finsbury Park attack, especially those who have lost a loved one or been injured and traumatised.Sign the online book of condolence.× Mobile elevated working platform/cherry picker permit (MEWP) Summary A permit is required if you want to use a mobile platform or cherry picker on the highway (road/pavement).Only apply for a MEWP from us if the location fails within Manchester City Council check which council.Fees £56 up to 28 days; or £112 for a maximum of 56 days.Application, guidance notes or terms and condition View the conditions of permit Apply for a mobile platform permit Attachments required Public liability insurance, minimum cover £10million; and A scale plan of the site showing the position of the structure/obstruction on the road/pavement Legislation The Highways Act 1980 Sections 172 - The Local Authorities (Transport Charges) Regulations 1998 Validity and renewalsThe permit is valid for the period approved up to a maximum of 56 days ComplaintsContact Highways in the first instance Emailhighwayapplications@manchester.gov.uk Was this page helpful?

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Galmon Academy is Singapore’s first training centre dedicated to work-at-heights safety.It is an accredited training centre offering training in mobile elevating work platforms and work-at-height courses.Click here to read more about Galmon Academy and our courses.möbel rbbQ: What does “ASC” and “A92” stand for?A: ASC stands for “Accredited Standards Committee” and A92 is the name of the series of standards.“ASC A92 – Aerial Platforms Committee” is the official title of the consensus body that was approved by ANSI for standard development.Q: What is a standard?A: A standard is a document that is established by consensus that provides rules, guidelines or characteristics for activities or their results.(Asdefined in ISO/IEC Guide 2:2004) Q: What are A92 Standards?A: Consensus (industry) standards that are voluntarily used by manufactures, dealers, owners, users and operators of aerial platforms.The purpose of the standards is the prevention of accidents and injuries, as well as, establishing criteria for the manufacturers.

The standards also aid the manufacturers, dealers, owners, users and operators of the platforms to understand their various responsibilities.Q: What are ANSI and SAIA?A: ANSI is the American National Standards Institute.It is the Parent organization for a wide variety of standards (Today, there are some 9,500 American National Standards that have been developed and approved in accordance with the ANSI Essential Requirements) which govern the way many American products are made and used.ANSI standards have also been used as a world-wide pattern for standards in many instances.ANSI is also the official US representative in the International Standards Organization (ISO) which writes standards with worldwide application.The SAIA is a non-profit trade 501(c)(6) association committed to raising the standards of professionalism within the scaffold and access industry.The SAIA represents all facets of the scaffold & access industry through various councils that include, aerial work platform, construction hoist, fall protection equipment, international, industrial, mast climbing, plank and platform, supported scaffold and suspended scaffold.

Through its various programs, the SAIA promotes safety, training and a highly professional, responsible image of the scaffold and access professional.The SAIA delivers hundreds of safety training programs a year at various locations throughout the world.The SAIA has been accredited through accordance of ANSI’s consensus procedures to develop American National Standards.Accreditation ensures adherence to ANSI’s cardinal principles as defined in their essential requirements.Q: How is the group organized?A: The ASC A92 Main Committee is the consensus body approved through ANSI.The ASC A92 Main Committee reports to ANSI through its Secretariat, SAIA.In addition, the A92 Main Committee oversees eight subcommittees assigned to develop, revise, maintain, and address issues related to a specific standard.Each subcommittee reports to the ASC A92 Main Committee.Q: What is the purpose of the A92 consensus body A: The consensus body was created to: “To develop safety guidelines for the design, construction, testing, maintenance, inspection, training, use and operation of elevating and rotating aerial devices, work platforms and vertical devices primarily used to position personnel.” Q: What’s the makeup of the committee?

A: The goal is to make each committee a balance of interested classes.The classifications are: Consumers/Users, Directly Affected Public, Distributors/Dealers, Experts, Government, Industrial/Commercial, Insurance, Labor, Manufacturers, Professional Societies, Regulatory Agencies, Testing Laboratories, Not-for-Profit, and Component Manufacturers.The Main Committee is made up of company and organizations.Each member assigns a representative, with the option of an alternate representative.Membership on the subcommittees is individual based.Membership on the Main Committee is not contingent with membership on a subcommittee, and vice versa.Q: When and where are the meetings?A: The ASC A92 Main Committee meets annually in October with coinciding subcommittee meetings.Subcommittees may call meetings at other times throughout the year.Consideration is given to minimizing expense and inconvenience, and often a meeting will be held in conjunction with a major tradeshow.Q: What is the purpose of the main committee meeting?

A: The main committee votes on and provides input on the work of its subcommittees.It also votes on membership and officers.Q: What are my responsibilities as a member of a subcommittee?A: You will be expected to attend meetings, to contribute your ideas and feedback, to occasionally accept assignments such as drafting language for a particular section, and to vote on changes to the standard.Q: How am I selected and approved?A: If you apply to a subcommittee, the subcommittee chair passes your application along with a recommendation to the main committee chair that checks the interest classification to assure it remains in balance.Your name and brief description of your affiliation and interest is passed on to the main committee.The main committee votes on all applications annually.If you apply for the main committee the process is similar except that the application is directed to the main committee.Q: What’s the difference between membership on the main committee and subcommittee?A: Members on the main committee are members of the consensus body and must adhere to the requirements set up by the ASC A92 Policies and Procedures as well as the ANSI Essential Requirements.

Members of the main committee are represented on the organizational level.Members on each subcommittee are represented as individuals.Each subcommittee is formed to expedite the work of the consensus body as outlined in its scope and duties.Some of these responsibilities include: drafting all or portion of a standard, drafting responses for comments, and other advisory functions.Membership on the main committee and a subcommittee are not interdependent.An interested company and individual must apply for each committee separately and will be voted on individually.Q: How does the work of the committee get done?A: The formal meetings are lively discussions of issues before the committee.Much of the preparation is done ahead of time and draft language is mailed and commented on prior to meetings.Informal meetings and phone calls often prepare members for the meetings.Balloting on proposed language is done by email.Q: How do I apply to be a member of the main committee or subcommittee?Submit completed applications to the A92 Secretariat.

Applications are reviewed at the ASC A92 Annual Meeting in October. or 816.595.4831 Click here to download an application Links for more information about standards: ANSI Standards Learn Portal – online resource for self-paced e-learning programs that help to raise awareness of standards and conformity assessment activities.American National Standard Institute Links: ANSI Homepage ANSI Essential Requirements ANSI Standards Action The National Standard Systems Network (NSSN) Need to purchase standards or manual of responsibilities?Shop our SAIA online store!Click here to purchase standards Click here to purchase manuals The ASC A92 Main Committee consists of 71 member companies and organizations who have been appointed based on their technical, safety, and related industrial expertise.The committee meets annually to review current issues, establish policy and procedures relative to the consensus standards, and evaluate the development activities of each subcommittee.

How do I apply to be a member of the main committee or subcommittee?How am I selected and approved?If you apply to a subcommittee, the subcommittee chair passes your application along with a recommendation to the main committee chair that checks the interest classification to assure it remains in balance.What’s the difference between membership on the main committee and subcommittee?Members on the main committee are members of the consensus body and must adhere to the requirements set up by the ASC A92 Policies and Procedures as well as the ANSI Essential Requirements.How does the work of the committee get done?The formal meetings are lively discussions of issues before the committee.Interested in learning more about the A92 Committees?If you would rather fax your application please download the application and send it to 816.472.7765 “Standards are a vehicle of communication for producers and users.They serve as a common language, defining quality and establishing safety criteria.

Costs are lower if procedures are standardized; training is also simplified.” –ASME /sites/apdl/Documents/News%20and%20Publications/Brochures/USCAP%202011.pdf Standardization and conformity assessment activities lead to lower costs by reducing redundancy, minimizing errors, and reducing time to the market.Demonstrating compliance to standards helps your products, services, and personnel to cross borders.Standards also make cross-border interoperability possible, ensuring that products manufactured in one country can be sold and used in another.Your business can reduce the economic risk of research and development activities by participating in standardization.You can lower overall R&D costs by relying on previously standardized technologies and terminologies.Know the standard that effects the aerial platform equipment you are manufacturing, renting, selling, own or use.The A92 series of standards outlines where your responsibility lies.Education is the key to understanding your responsibilities.

Use these resources to help you understand the standardization process.ANSI Standards Learning Portal an online resource for self-paced e-learning programs that help to raise awareness of standards and conformity assessment activities.Sign up for standard action emails at ANSI Standards Action .Downloads Why We All need to be involved in the Standards Development and Conformity Assessment Process Questions and Answers for Executives The Power of Standardization United States Standard Strategy Standards: The Corporate Edge Faster, Smarter, Better: Using standards to tackle the recession Need to purchase A92 standards or A92 manual of responsibilities?Click here to purchase standards Click here to purchase manuals Each committee is lead by a chairperson.The SAIA and aerial industry would like to recognize the individuals and companies that spend so much time managing the ASC A92 Aerial Platforms Standards.Their collective wisdom is invaluable and critical components of our future.

ASC A92 - Aerial Platforms Committee Policies and Procedures                                                                                 2016 ASC A92 Main Committee Roster Dave Merrifield A92 Chairperson Frank Bonesteel A92 Vice-Chairperson Joshua Chard A92.2 Chairperson Vehicle-Mounted Rotating and Elevating Work Platforms Rick Curtain A92.3 Chairperson Manually Propelled Elevating Aerial Platforms Barris Evulich A92.5 Chairperson Boom-Supported Elevating Work Platforms Brad Boehler A92.6 Chairperson Self-Propelled Elevating Work Platforms Bob Backer A92.7 Chairperson Airline Ground Support Vehicle-Mounted Vertical Lift Devices Frank Bonesteel A92.8 Chairperson Vehicle-Mounted Bridge Inspection and Maintenance Devices A92.24 Chairperson Training Requirements for the Use, Operation, Inspection, Testing and Maintenance of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) Greg Janda A92.9 Chairperson Mast-Climbing Work Platforms and A92.10 Chairperson Transport Platforms Brent Hoover A92.20 Chairperson Design, Calculations, Safety Requirements and Test Methods for Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs) Tony Groat A92.22 Chairperson Safe Use of Mobile Elevating Work Platforms (MEWPs)