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Title:Portable Ladder Safety ProcedureEffective Date:November 2005Revision Date:January 12, 2017Issuing Authority:VP, Facilities and Construction ManagementResponsible Officer:Director Environmental

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1. Start by selecting the appropriate ladder for the task. Ensure that it is in good condition, with no missing or damaged parts.
2. Prior to using the ladder, inspect it thoroughly for any defects or signs of wear. Pay attention to the ladder rungs, feet, and locking mechanisms.
3. Place the ladder on a stable and level surface, ensuring that it is secured from any movement or tipping. If necessary, use a ladder stabilizer or leg levelers.
4. Before climbing up, make sure the ladder is fully extended and locked in place. Never stand on the top three rungs of the ladder.
5. Maintain three points of contact with the ladder at all times, either two hands and one foot or two feet and one hand.
6. Do not lean or overreach while using the ladder. Always position yourself directly in front of the task and move the ladder if needed.
7. Avoid carrying heavy or bulky items while climbing the ladder. Use a tool belt or hoist to transport materials.
8. If working near electrical sources, use a non-conductive ladder. Keep the ladder at a safe distance from any power lines or equipment.
9. When finished using the ladder, carefully descend and ensure that you maintain three points of contact throughout the process.
10. Store the ladder in a dry and secure location, preferably in a dedicated storage area to prevent any damage.

Who needs portable ladder safety procedure?

1. Anyone who uses portable ladders in their work or daily activities needs to follow portable ladder safety procedures. This includes construction workers, painters, maintenance staff, homeowners, and anyone who performs tasks that require climbing or reaching heights with a portable ladder.

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What is portable ladder safety procedure?

Portable ladder safety procedure includes guidelines for the safe use, inspection, and storage of portable ladders to prevent accidents and injuries.

Who is required to file portable ladder safety procedure?

Employers who have employees that use portable ladders in the workplace are required to have and file portable ladder safety procedures.

How to fill out portable ladder safety procedure?

Portable ladder safety procedure can be filled out by documenting the steps and guidelines for safe ladder use, inspection checklist, training requirements, and procedures for reporting issues.

What is the purpose of portable ladder safety procedure?

The purpose of portable ladder safety procedure is to ensure that employees are aware of and follow safe practices when using portable ladders to prevent accidents and injuries.

What information must be reported on portable ladder safety procedure?

Information that must be reported on portable ladder safety procedure includes inspection dates, findings, corrective actions taken, training records, and incident reports.