NZS 5821.2:1981 (Reconfirmed 1990)

Laser safety - Plain language code of practice for the safe use of lasers in surveying, levelling and alignment

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Outlines precautions for using visible light lasers for surveying, levelling and alignment purposes.

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Publishing information

Status: CURRENT

Published: 29/09/1981

Pages: 8

Citations

This document is cited by New Zealand legislation. Expand the box to see details.

Danger: Eyes At Work

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand
Section: Choosing eye protection

Citation Context:
Laser protection goggles must be suited to the particular laser type and power output. If in doubt, check with the National Radiation Laboratory. See: ... NZS 5821:1981 Laser safety.

Guidelines For The Provision Of Facilities And General Safety And Health In The Healthcare Industry

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand
Section: 2.6 Physical hazards

Citation Context:
There are no New Zealand regulations controlling the use of lasers. The National Radiation Laboratory does provide an advisory service, and Standards New Zealand has produced a standard on laser safety, NZS 5821, which is, in part, an adoption of AS 2211.

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