KMK 3.01.02-00 PDF

Full title and description

KMK 3.01.02-00 — "Техника безопасности в строительстве" (KMK 3.01.02-00: Safety in construction). National technical regulations covering occupational safety, organization of safe work on construction sites and required protective measures for construction works in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Abstract

KMK 3.01.02-00 is a national guideline document that sets out mandatory and recommended measures to ensure safety during construction works: site preparation and fencing, organization of work zones, personal protective equipment (PPE), safe use of scaffolds, cranes and lifting gear, excavation and shoring rules, temporary electrical installations, fire prevention, and responsibilities of contractors and supervising authorities. The document was developed for designers, contractors and regulatory authorities to reduce accidents and occupational hazards on building sites.

General information

• Status: Superseded (replaced by SHNK 3.01.02-23; the newer SHNK text is the current active document in the same subject area).
• Publication date: 2000 (original KMK 3.01.02-00 edition introduced in 2000).
• Publisher: State Committee for Architecture and Construction (Gosarkhitektstroy) / relevant national architecture & construction authority of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
• ICS / categories: Construction safety; occupational health & safety for construction; national building regulations (KMK/SHNK series).
• Edition / version: KMK 3.01.02-00 (original national KMK edition; later superseded by SHNK 3.01.02-23).
• Number of pages: approximately 77 pages (page counts vary by publisher/format; some redistributed copies list different counts depending on inclusion of annexes or formatting).

Citations for status and replacement: SHNK reference.

Scope

KMK 3.01.02-00 covers safety requirements applicable across the life of a construction project on site: planning and preparation of the construction site, protection of workers and the public, safe execution of common construction operations (excavation, concreting, formwork, scaffolding, roofing, lifting), temporary services and installations, emergency and fire safety arrangements, and the allocation of responsibilities between customer, general contractor and subcontractors. It is intended for application during design, contracting and construction phases within Uzbekistan's regulatory framework.

Key topics and requirements

• Site preparation and perimeter protection — fencing, pedestrian bypasses and exclusion zones for public safety.
• Organization of work zones — marking of hazardous areas, crane radii, and traffic control on site.
• Personal protective equipment (PPE) and issuance rules — helmets, eye/respiratory protection, protective footwear and clothing.
• Scaffolding, temporary works and fall protection — design, erection, inspection and safe use of scaffolds and temporary structures.
• Lifting operations and crane safety — sling, hook and lifting-plan requirements and permitted working loads.
• Excavation, shoring and trench safety — procedures to prevent collapse and personnel exposure.
• Electrical safety and temporary power installations — grounding, isolation and safe work near live equipment.
• Fire prevention, emergency preparedness and first-aid arrangements on site.
• Roles and responsibilities — duties of the customer, general contractor, subcontractors and supervising engineers for safety management.

Typical use and users

Primary users are designers, site engineers, safety officers, general contractors, subcontractors and regulatory/supervisory bodies involved in construction projects in Uzbekistan. The document is used to prepare safety parts of design documentation, project-specific safety plans (PPR/ППР), site safety briefings and contractor work procedures. It is also referenced by project auditors and inspectors when verifying compliance with national construction safety requirements.

Related standards

KMK 3.01.02-00 is part of the national KMK/SHNK family of construction norms and is related to — and in part replaces or is referenced by — older СНиП (SNiP) rules (for example SNIP III-4-80* was noted as withdrawn on introduction of KMK), and the current SHNK 3.01.02-23 which supersedes KMK 3.01.02-00. Other KMK/SHNK documents on production organization, foundations, temporary works and acceptance rules are typically used alongside this document.

Keywords

KMK 3.01.02-00; construction safety; site safety; occupational safety; Uzbekistan; Gosarkhitektstroy; SHNK 3.01.02-23; scaffolding; PPE; lifting operations; excavation safety.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: KMK 3.01.02-00 is a national Uzbek construction safety regulation (KMK series) that defines safety requirements and recommended practices for construction sites and operations.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers the full range of construction-site safety topics: site organization, protective measures, PPE, scaffolding and temporary works, lifting and crane operations, excavation and shoring, temporary electrical installations, fire and emergency preparedness, and parties’ responsibilities.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Designers, contractors, site safety officers, project supervisors, regulatory inspectors and other construction professionals working on projects within Uzbekistan’s jurisdiction.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: KMK 3.01.02-00 has been superseded by an updated document, SHNK 3.01.02-23, which is the currently active standard for "Техника безопасности в строительстве" in the national series. Users should consult SHNK 3.01.02-23 for the latest mandatory requirements.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — KMK 3.01.02-00 is part of the KMK (national construction norms) family; the national regulatory framework for construction in Uzbekistan includes many KMK and later SHNK documents covering structures, services, production organization and safety topics.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Construction safety, site safety, occupational health, PPE, scaffolding, crane operations, excavation safety, temporary works, KMK, SHNK, Uzbekistan.