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Actions Displays	Lifting Tackle Manual Remove from selection Add to selection TitleLifting Tackle Manual Author D. E. Dickie (compiler)‎ Douglas Short (editor)‎ EditionRevised UK edition Place of publicationLondon, Sevenoaks PublisherButterworth & Co., Ltd Year of publication1981 Paginationx, 188 p. IllustrationsIllus., black and white drawings and diagrams, black and white photographs, tables, graphs Dimensions19.8 x 25.3 cm Materialbook Class numberTJ1350 .D5 1981 ISBN0-408-00446-0 Subjectconstruction equipment, hoisting machinery, ropes Lifting Tackle Manual sets out to identify and expand upon the fundamentals of lifting tackle and to prescribe minimum safety standards, procedures and precautions to be observed by those in the construction industry who are concerned with its use. Accompanied by over 70 tables of information, the fully-illustrated text details each piece of equipment and describes its proper application. The original Canadian edition of this book has been completely revised and metricated in accordance with United Kingdom regulations and internationally-recognised British Standards.

TitleLifting Tackle Manual

Author

EditionRevised UK edition

Place of publicationLondon, Sevenoaks

Year of publication1981

Paginationx, 188 p.

IllustrationsIllus., black and white drawings and diagrams, black and white photographs, tables, graphs

Dimensions19.8 x 25.3 cm

Materialbook

Class numberTJ1350 .D5 1981

ISBN0-408-00446-0

Lifting Tackle Manual sets out to identify and expand upon the fundamentals of lifting tackle and to prescribe minimum safety standards, procedures and precautions to be observed by those in the construction industry who are concerned with its use. Accompanied by over 70 tables of information, the fully-illustrated text details each piece of equipment and describes its proper application. The original Canadian edition of this book has been completely revised and metricated in accordance with United Kingdom regulations and internationally-recognised British Standards.