Approved Code Of Practice For Passenger Ropeways In New Zealand
Other citing documents: WorkSafe New Zealand
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3.2.2.3Context:
All structures are to comply with the wind, snow and seismic loading requirements of NZS 4203.Section:
3.20.1Context:
Foundations for anchorage, buildings and tower structures shall be designed in accordance with NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.4Context:
Foundations on rock shall be firmly anchored to the rock in accordance with the requirements of the NZ Building Code and NZS 4203.Section:
3.20.6Context:
A certificate by a practising Registered Engineer is required, certifying that the foundations have been designed and constructed in accordance with the NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.23.1Context:
Buildings and structures which do not support loads arising from the ropeway system shall be designed and constructed to the New Zealand Building Code, with snow, wind and seismic loadings as provided for in NZS 4203 and local body authority fire regulatiNZS 3101 PARTS 1 AND 2:1995 Concrete structures standard - The design of concrete structures
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3.20.1Context:
Foundations for anchorage, buildings and tower structures shall be designed in accordance with NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.6Context:
A certificate by a practising Registered Engineer is required, certifying that the foundations have been designed and constructed in accordance with the NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.1Context:
Foundations for anchorage, buildings and tower structures shall be designed in accordance with NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.6Context:
A certificate by a practising Registered Engineer is required, certifying that the foundations have been designed and constructed in accordance with the NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.1Context:
Foundations for anchorage, buildings and tower structures shall be designed in accordance with NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.6Context:
A certificate by a practising Registered Engineer is required, certifying that the foundations have been designed and constructed in accordance with the NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.2.2.3Context:
All structures are to comply with the wind, snow and seismic loading requirements of NZS 4203.Section:
3.20.1Context:
Foundations for anchorage, buildings and tower structures shall be designed in accordance with NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.20.4Context:
Foundations on rock shall be firmly anchored to the rock in accordance with the requirements of the NZ Building Code and NZS 4203.Section:
3.20.6Context:
A certificate by a practising Registered Engineer is required, certifying that the foundations have been designed and constructed in accordance with the NZ Building Code, NZS 4203, NZS 3404, and NZS 3101 as applicable.Section:
3.23.1Context:
Buildings and structures which do not support loads arising from the ropeway system shall be designed and constructed to the New Zealand Building Code, with snow, wind and seismic loadings as provided for in NZS 4203 and local body authority fire regulati