This risk assessment register identifies hazards associated with ladder use. It lists hazards like falls from heights and falling objects as medium or high risk. It provides preventive measures like inspecting ladders before and after use, securing ladders at fixed points, maintaining three-point contact while climbing, and only having one person on a ladder at a time. The register also identifies housekeeping as a low level hazard.
This risk assessment register identifies hazards associated with ladder use. It lists hazards like falls from heights and falling objects as medium or high risk. It provides preventive measures like inspecting ladders before and after use, securing ladders at fixed points, maintaining three-point contact while climbing, and only having one person on a ladder at a time. The register also identifies housekeeping as a low level hazard.
This risk assessment register identifies hazards associated with ladder use. It lists hazards like falls from heights and falling objects as medium or high risk. It provides preventive measures like inspecting ladders before and after use, securing ladders at fixed points, maintaining three-point contact while climbing, and only having one person on a ladder at a time. The register also identifies housekeeping as a low level hazard.
This risk assessment register identifies hazards associated with ladder use. It lists hazards like falls from heights and falling objects as medium or high risk. It provides preventive measures like inspecting ladders before and after use, securing ladders at fixed points, maintaining three-point contact while climbing, and only having one person on a ladder at a time. The register also identifies housekeeping as a low level hazard.
RISK a Fall of person from height LEVEL b. Fall of person on same level MH c. Fall of person through/inot hole MH PREVENTIVE MEASURES d. Fall of object from height MH 1 All ladders should be inspected both before and after use to ensure e Fall of object from same level LL good condition. f Protruding object MH 2 All damaged ladders should be either cut down to remove the bad g. Flying object HM section ( in the case of wooden ladder or destroyed). h. Manual handling/lifting MM I. Use of Machinery 3 Ladders should be inspected by a Company nominated person j. Vehicular operation qualified to do so, he should also nominate cut lines for trimming k. Mechanical lifting operations damages wooden ladders. m. Confined space entry n. Cleaning/purging operations 4 Ladders should be secured at all times by lashing or clipping the o Maintenance operations top to a fixed point. p. Pressure system q. Electrical circuits 5 Ladder angles should be no greater than 1:4 (1 out 4 up). r. Fire s. Explosion 6 Never clim a ladder which is not footed and lashed. t. Water u. Asphyxiation 7 Do not carry items up ladders both hands shoud be free. v. Inhalation w. Contact hazard 8 Always maintain a three point contact when climbing a ladder (hand x, Noise & vibration & feet). y. Lonising radiations z. Non-lonising radiation 9 Only one person to be on a ladder at any one time. aa. Use of handtools bb. Use of electric handtools 10 Lifting aparatus to be supplied to lift equipment and tools onto a cc. Climatic raised working platform. dd. Hazardous substances ee. Collapse of stacking/structure ff Housekeeping LH