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BS advice as regards to the inspection for bracing systems


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Im currently studying a level 2 in arboriculture. One of the question for this piece of work is "what is the British standard advice as regards the inspection period for a bracing system". I've looked everywhere on the internet and found nothing apart from looking to buy BS3998. Now i haven't got a spare 150 quid for that. i wondering if anyone here can help provide the answer or some direction would really be appreciated.

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Clause 10.9

All forms of restraint in a tree should be inspected at intervals determined according to the materials used and the structure(s) supported, the condition of the tree and site usage. Additional inspections should be made in particular circumstances (e.g. after heavy snow and high wind events or after a change in site usage). When the initial installation of support is being considered, the client should be advised of these requirements and of the recommended frequency of the regular inspections. The default frequencies should be annual for a general ground-based inspection, using binoculars if

required, and five-yearly for a detailed aerial inspection.

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