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Document ID:
SAE-J98
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Overview
Title:
Machines, Industrial, Personnel Protection for General Purpose
Scope:
This SAE Standard is intended to be used as a guide for manufactures and users of general industrial machines to provide a reasonable degree of protection for personnel during normal operation and servicing. This document excludes ski steers which are covered by SAE J1388. Avoidance of accidents also depends upon the care exercised by such persons (see SAE J153). Inclusion of this standard in state, federal, or any laws or regulations where flexibility of revision is lacking is discouraged.
Status:
Active
Adoption Date:
03-OCT-1994
Next Review Due:
30-JAN-2032
FSC/Area:
SAFT
Doc Category:
Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)
Reaffirmation Date:
01-FEB-2022
Responsibilities
Lead Standardization Activity:
05
SAF/AQR Deputy Assistant Secretary for Science, Technology and Engineering
Adopting Activity:
184
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Warner Robins
Coordination:
Full
Army Custodian:
CR4
US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command, C5ISR Center
Navy Custodian:
AS
Naval Air Systems Command
Air Force Custodian:
184
Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, Warner Robins
Revision History
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Media
Document Part Description
Dist Stmt
Document Date
Pages
Size
Notice - Adoption, Tier 2
A
03-OCT-1994
1
2.8 KB
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