32.2.21. Winches should: comply with the requirements of section 5.11; andbe provided with an adequate depth indicator.
32.2.22. Winches at shaft tops should be so installed that the bucket can be attached and detached safely.
32.2.23. Shafts equipped with a hand-operated winch should have the top protected by a toe-board.
32.2.24. When persons are raised and lowered in a bucket, at the top and working level the shaft should be closed by doors
or flaps, which should only be opened to allow the passage of the bucket or material.
32.2.25. Hoisting operations in shaft sinking should be governed by signals in conformity with the relevant requirements of
section 1.8.
32.2.26. No person should be hoisted without a light.
32.2.27. No person should enter or leave the bucket at the top of the shaft or at any working level before the flaps
or trap doors at the top or the level in question have been closed.
32.2.28. No person should be carried in a bucket in which material is carried.
32.2.29. If two buckets are used, men and materials should not be hoisted at the same time.
32.2.30. Buckets should not be filled to the brim.
32.2.31. Objects projecting outside the bucket should be securely fastened to the suspension gear or the hoisting rope.
32.3. Hoisting shaft installations Shaft tops
32.3.1. Tops of shafts should be adequately protected against inrushes of water.
32.3.2. Tops of shafts should be protected by guard-rails and toe-boards complying with the requirements of paragraphs 2.6.1
to 2.6.5