Glossary · Drum handling
hazard to the public
Drums left where they can roll or be climbed; BS 6622 D.5.4 forbids it.Sources: Our own wording, from the rules of the laying and handling research (typical practice)
Names in other languages
| Language | Term | Where the name comes from |
|---|---|---|
| English | hazard to the public | the research's English term |
| Türkçe | halk için tehlike | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Deutsch | Gefährdung der Öffentlichkeit | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Nederlands | gevaar voor het publiek | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Svenska | fara för allmänheten | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Français | danger pour le public | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Español | peligro para el público | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Dansk | fare for offentligheden | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Norsk | fare for allmennheten | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Suomi | vaara yleisölle | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Italiano | pericolo per il pubblico | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Română | pericol pentru public | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Polski | zagrożenie dla osób postronnych | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Čeština | nebezpečí pro veřejnost | our own translation (typical practice) |
| Русский | опасность для посторонних | our own translation (typical practice) |
Related terms
inspection on receipt · ISPM 15 treatment · lagging (battens) · lashing · loading ramp · one-way drum · outer layer damage · overall drum width
Sources
- Our own wording, from the rules of the laying and handling research (typical practice)
Definitions are short and in our own words; for a given job the cable's standard and the maker's instructions decide.