CCOHS: Ladders - Portable
网页Extend the ladder at least 1 m (3 ft) above the landing platform or the point of support. Place the ladder on a firm, level footing. Use a ladder with slip-resistant feet or secure blocking. Brace or tie the bottom of the ladder. Rest both side rails on the top support and secure the ladder to prevent slipping.
Ladders - Securing Portable - Canadian Centre for Occupational …
网页How do you secure portable ladders? Begin securing and stabilizing the ladder from the bottom up (from the footing). Set up your ladder on a firm, level, and stable surface. Secure both the base and top of a ladder to prevent movement. Securing a ladder at the foot does not prevent a side slip at the top. Brace or tie off the ladder near the base.
CCOHS: Ladders - Storage and Handling
网页Keep ladders clean and free of foreign materials. Ensure that storage areas are easy to reach. Keep wooden ladders in a well-ventilated location, away from dampness and excessive heat. Avoid long overhangs beyond support points when transporting ladders on vehicles. Pad racks on vehicles with soft material to reduce wear and road shocks.
CCOHS: Ladders - Step
网页Make sure that all ladder feet are on a firm, level, and non-slippery surface. Place a stepladder at right angles to the work, with either the front or back of the steps facing the work. Keep the stepladder close to the work. Lift and carry the ladder when moving it. Do not push or pull stepladders from the side.
CCOHS: Ladders - Extension - Canadian Centre for Occupational …
网页Lift the top of ladder, and pull upwards to raise a ladder to a vertical position. Transfer a ladder to its required position when it is erect. Keep a ladder upright and close to the body with a firm grip. The method for lowering any ladder is the reverse procedure of erecting it. Fact sheet last revised: 2019-04-08.
CCOHS: Ladders - Inspection
网页cracked, split, worn or broken rails, braces, steps or rungs. sharp edges on rails and rungs. rough or splintered surfaces. corrosion, rust, oxidization and excessive wear, especially on treads. twisted or distorted rails. Check ladders for distortion by sighting along the rails. Using a twisted or bowed ladder is hazardous.
网页What are portable ladders?A portable ladder is a ladder that can. e easily moved or carried. Portable ladders are available in various grades: light duty or grade 3; medium duty or grad. 2; heavy duty or grade 1.What should you know about portable. ladders before using them?Falls from portable ladders are a majo.
CCOHS: Ladders - Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and …
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Ladders - Climbing Up and Down Safely - Canadian Centre for ...
网页2019年1月14日 · Always make sure the ladder is tied or secured correctly before using. When climbing up or down, always: Face the stepladder. Keep your body centered between side rails. Maintain three-point contact by keeping two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand on a ladder always. Keep a firm grip.
Important Safety Tips on Using Portable Ladders - Canadian …
网页Keep the centre of your body within the side rails. Maintain three-point contact by keeping two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand, on the ladder at all times. Do not carry objects in your hands while on a ladder. Instead, hoist materials or attach tools to your belt. Staying on a Ladder.
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