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Below is the 'Index' along with links to excerpts taken from the 'Blue' Code of Practise. Regarded as the definitive working practice for the High Pressure and Ultra High Pressure Water Jetting industry and covers all aspects of health and safety along with 'best practice' techniques. To view excerpts click on highlighted area (hyperlinks) within the index. Alternatively you can go directly to examples by clicking here: [ example 1 ] and [ example 2 ].

To purchase a copy of The 'Blue' Code of Practice please click here.

Introduction
Scope
Training
Inductions
Training Course Requirements
Experience
Accidents and Diseases associated with High Pressure Water Jetting
Direct water jet injuries
Falls
Risks from ejected material
Inhalation/Contamination risks from aerosols
Noise risks
General Health considerations
Leptospirosis (Weil's Disease)
Personal Protective Equipment
Body Protection
Eye / Face Protection
Foot Protection
Hand Protection
Head Protection
Hearing Protection
Respiratory Protection
Working at Height
PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) Records
High Pressure Jetting Team: Organisation and Duties
Supervisor
Team Leader
Lead Operator
Machine Operator
Foot Control Valve Operator
Additional Operators
'One Man' or Single Person Operation
Prohibited Areas
Frost Protection
Waste Disposal
High Pressure Water Jetting Units (see also Section 18 - Ultra High Pressure Jetting)
Drive
Pump and Controls
Maximum Working Pressure and Pressure Safety Relief Devices
The Jetting Unit
High Pressure Hose Assemblies
General Requirements
Maximum Working Pressure and Pressure Testing
Marking and Inspection
Rigid, Semi Rigid and Flexible Lances (Flexilances)
Control Valves
Adjustable Pressure Control Valve
Automatic Pressure Regulator (Unloader Valve)
Diverter / Selector Valve
Electro-Pneumatic Jetting Guns etc.
Accessories
Jetting Guns (Dump types)
Dry Shut-Off Jetting Guns
Foot Control Valves (Dump types)
Foot Control Valves (Dry Shut type)
Nozzles (for use with Jetting Guns)
Nozzles (for use with lances and hoses)
Nozzles (fixed installation)
Surface Preperation Tools
Rotating Hose Pipe Cleaning Rigs
The Safe Use of Water Jetting Equipment
General
Jetting Guns
Foot Control Valves
Lances (Rigid or Semi-Rigid) - Manual Control
Lances (Flexible) - Manual Control
Nozzles
High Pressure Hose
Guidelines for High Pressure Hose
Care and Maintenance of Equipment
General
Water Filtration
Responsibility
Competent Persons
Records
Abrasive Jet Cutting Systems
Additional Hazards and Precautions
Types of Abrasive Feed Systems
Remote Handling Systems
Types of Abrasive
PPE
Site Clearance
Ultra High Pressure Jetting
Scope and definition
Additional Training
Differences between UHP and conventional jetting
Jet Velocity
Energy Comparisons
PPE
Water Quality
Appendices:
Daily Safety Checklist
Medical Notes (High Pressure Water Jetting Injuries)
Illustrations of High Pressure Hose End Fittings
Hose Re-ending Requirements
Confined Spaces (Guidelines)
Below is the 'Index' along with links to excerpts taken from the Red 'Illustrated' Code of Practise. For the Safe working and use of Water Jetting equipment in Drains and Sewers. To view excerpts click on highlighted area (hyperlinks) within the index. Alternatively you can go directly to examples by clicking here: [ example 1 ] and [ example 2 ].

To purchase a copy of The 'Red' Code of Practice please click here.

Introduction
Scope
Definitions
Legal Duties of Employers, Employees and Suppliers
Reporting of Injuries Diseases & Dangerous Occurrences 1995 (RIDDOR)
Care and Maintenance of Equipment
Protective Clothing and Personal Protection
Confined Spaces
Maintenance of Safety Equipment
Operational Procedures
Frost Precautions
Accidents and Diseases
Your Health
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