This document outlines safe work practices for using ladders at Ryobi Kiso (S) Pte Ltd. It states that ladders must be inspected for defects before use, secured at the top or bottom to prevent slipping, and faced when ascending or descending. Only non-metallic ladders should be used near electrical equipment. Ladders should not block passages or traffic unless signs are used, and should be removed and stored when not in use. Placement of straight ladders should follow a 4:1 ratio and extend at least 1 meter beyond the landing level.
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This document outlines safe work practices for using ladders at Ryobi Kiso (S) Pte Ltd. It states that ladders must be inspected for defects before use, secured at the top or bottom to prevent slipping, and faced when ascending or descending. Only non-metallic ladders should be used near electrical equipment. Ladders should not block passages or traffic unless signs are used, and should be removed and stored when not in use. Placement of straight ladders should follow a 4:1 ratio and extend at least 1 meter beyond the landing level.
This document outlines safe work practices for using ladders at Ryobi Kiso (S) Pte Ltd. It states that ladders must be inspected for defects before use, secured at the top or bottom to prevent slipping, and faced when ascending or descending. Only non-metallic ladders should be used near electrical equipment. Ladders should not block passages or traffic unless signs are used, and should be removed and stored when not in use. Placement of straight ladders should follow a 4:1 ratio and extend at least 1 meter beyond the landing level.
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This document outlines safe work practices for using ladders at Ryobi Kiso (S) Pte Ltd. It states that ladders must be inspected for defects before use, secured at the top or bottom to prevent slipping, and faced when ascending or descending. Only non-metallic ladders should be used near electrical equipment. Ladders should not block passages or traffic unless signs are used, and should be removed and stored when not in use. Placement of straight ladders should follow a 4:1 ratio and extend at least 1 meter beyond the landing level.
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Ryobi Kiso (S) Pte Ltd
Safe Work Practices (SWP) for Usage of Ladder Procedures check for minimum requirements (Please tick):
SWP-20
Permit-to-Work Procedure in place where applicable Logout Tag out S stem where applicable PP! requirements
Work acti#it that in#ol#es working with ladders$ %ll personnel working with ladders shall conform to the following SWP:
Ladders must be inspected prior to use$ (efecti#e ladders must be discarded$ Ladders must be secured at the top or at the bottom to pre#ent slipping before work commences$
When ascending or descending ladders3 the users must face the ladder and keep a firm grip on the rungs$
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appro#ed non-metallic ladders shall be used in
electrical sub-stations and working in close pro4imit to e4posed electrical circuits$ Ladders must not be placed in front of doors in passagewa s or in the #icinit of #ehicular traffic unless appropriate and5or warning signs are erected$ Ladders must be remo#ed and stored when not in use$ Straight ladders should be placed at a four to one ratio$ !nsure the ladder should be e4tended be ond .m from landing le#el$
