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Using the Ladder
Figure 2A
OIL
H
Figure 2C
65- °
75
Figure 2F
1
2
3
Figure 2J
General
Do not exceed the maximum total load for the ladder
■
(refer to the ladder label).
Be especially cautious of wind when outside.
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Use non-conductive ladders for unavoidable live
■
electrical work.
Take precautions against children playing on the ladder.
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Face, and keep a secure grip on, the ladder when
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ascending and descending.
At all times maintain 3 points of contact unless work
■
positioning hook is engaged.
Maintain a handhold whilst working or take additional
■
safety precautions if you cannot.
Wear suitable foot wear when climbing a ladder.
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Avoid excessive side loadings (e.g. drilling brick/concrete).
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Equipment carried while using a ladder should be light
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and easy to handle.
Do not spend long periods on a ladder without breaks
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(fatigue is a serious risk).
Do not move the ladder when standing on it, or from
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the top.
FIGURE 2A.
unstable base. If you are not sure, STOP. DO NOT RISK
YOUR SAFETY.
FIGURE 2B.
Keep both feet on the platform deck throughout the task.
Extension & Single Ladders: Keep your belt-buckle/
navel inside the rails and both feet on the same step/rung
throughout the task.
04
0
OIL
H
0
2
2
min.
1 m
Figure 2G
Figure 2K
Do not use the ladder on an unfirm or
Do not overreach. Safety Step Platforms:
Figure 2B
Figure 2D
UP
Figure 2H
Figure 2I
Figure 2L
Figure 2E
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