Ladders a) Only fiberglass or wooden ladders are allowed on BE&K projects. Metal ladders are prohibited. Purchaser requirements may not permit wooden ladders; you must check.
b) Extension ladders will be held at the base until tied-off at the top.
c) Ladders must be inspected and the inspection documented by a competent person and each ladder tagged and/or taped monthly.
Ladders. Do not use ladders for any purpose. Only paid UWT Event StaffE may do so. Signature Date Submit a signed Agreement to Events & Sponsorships one week prior to the event Email: xxxxxxxx@xx.xxx Phone: 000-000-0000 Note Subject Instructions A Event An event is any gathering using UW Tacoma classrooms, meeting rooms, or outdoor assembly areas that meet one or more of the following criteria. • Hosted in one of the following locations: o Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx o The Dawg House o University Y o Prairie Line Trail o Commerce Plaza (including the Grand Staircase) x Xxxxxxxxxxx Plaza • Entertainment is planned • Food will be served • Alcohol will be served • Money handling will be necessary • Set up is needed • Special room arrangements or technology setup is required B Program The name of the program or unit sponsoring the event. C Responsible Event Manager Only UWT faculty, staff, and SAB/ASUWT officers may reserve UWT space for events. The Responsible Event Manager is accountable for all aspects of the event and for compliance with applicable rules. The Responsible Event Manager must be on-campus during the event.
Ladders. Ladders must be properly secured and of appropriate size and load bearing capacity. Non-conductive ladders shall be used when working on or near electrical equipment. Scaffolding Scaffolding must be inspected and approved by a competent person familiar with scaffold erection requirements before use and must bear a tag designating its approved status. Control of Hazardous Energy (Lockout/Tagout) In addition to their own procedures, contractors shall be familiar with and comply with Company site-specific lockout/tagout procedures while working on powered equipment, when performing confined space entry operations, or when engaged in other work activities where the control of hazardous energy is necessary to verify personal safety.
Ladders. Bollards
Ladders. Fall prevention shall be considered by the competent person if employees work from a ladder 6’ or more above a lower level. Metal ladders shall not be used on Webcor/Obayashi projects. When ascending or descending a ladder, employees shall maintain a three-point contact and not carry anything that could cause them to fall. Pull ropes should be placed at all access ladders to lift tools or equipment from level to level. As a minimum, only type 1 or 1-A Heavy/Extra Heavy duty ladders, which carry a minimum of 275 lbs. to 300 lbs., will be allowed on Webcor/Obayashi projects. All scaffolds will be constructed and maintained so as to meet all Safety requirements of Cal/OSHA and Webcor/Obayashi. Failure to maintain scaffolds in good condition will result in removal by Webcor/Obayashi. All scaffolds must have top rails, mid rails, and toe boards at all platform levels. All scaffolds are to be built under the supervision of a competent person. The person’s name and their qualifications shall be submitted in writing to Webcor/Obayashi prior to the start of work. Daily pre-shift inspection checklists shall be performed by a competent person, maintained by the subcontractor and submitted to Webcor/Obayashi upon request. 100% fall protection is required at all heights above 6’. A competent person shall determine if it is feasible to use fall protection devices while erecting/dismantling a scaffold. Rolling scaffold wheels shall be locked when in use. A horizontal, diagonal brace shall be in place to prevent the scaffold from “wracking”. Cross bracing shall not be used as a top or mid rail.
Ladders. The Principal Contractor must ensure that all ladders are numbered, inspected before use and monthly inspections are recorded in a register. The Principal Contractor must ensure that a competent person who carries the above inspections is appointed in writing.
Ladders a. Ladders are in good condition with no loose fittings or damaged components
b. Portable metal ladders are not used near energized lines or equipment except for specialized work where a non- conductive ladder may be more hazardous
c. All ladders are labeled to meet CE specifications
d. Ladders to upper landings extend 75 cm above the landing and are tied off or otherwise secured
e. The horizontal distance from the base of a ladder to its top support must be approximately ¼ the working length of the ladder
f. The top two steps of non-self-supporting ladders and stepladders are not used as steps. Tops of step ladders are not straddled or used as stool
g. Warning signs or a look out are used when ladders are used in an area where they could be easily knocked over such as in an aisle or doorway
h. Other
Ladders. We ask that you clearly xxxx your name and/or church name on any tools that you are willing to share with other groups. We understand accidents can happen and tools can be misplaced, lost, etc. If you bring an item, share it with another group and it gets broken, lost, or stolen, we will work with you to replace that item at no cost to you.
Ladders. One wooden ladder to be provided for embarking/ disembarking from pontoons.
Ladders. The Employer shall put one (1) eight (8) foot ladder on each 33 truck. 34 35 36 ARTICLE 21 PAID LEAVES 37
