Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

DID YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD NEVER TAKE FOR GRANTED THE SKILL OF MOVING UP AND DOWN A LADDER. A common work activity is ascending and descending ladders. Do.

Published byOsborn Jefferson Modified over 6 years ago

Similar presentations

Presentation on theme: "DID YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD NEVER TAKE FOR GRANTED THE SKILL OF MOVING UP AND DOWN A LADDER. A common work activity is ascending and descending ladders. Do."— Presentation transcript:

1 DID YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD NEVER TAKE FOR GRANTED THE SKILL OF MOVING UP AND DOWN A LADDER. A common work activity is ascending and descending ladders. Do not let the routine make you complacent. Always be mindful of every movement on a ladder. Make sure portable ladders are properly tied off. Ascend and descend facing the ladder, holding both handrails at all times. Upon completing a descent, use one foot to establish a point of contact with the ground or platform — never jump. Always wear personal protective equipment that’s in good working order and designated for the activity. At Halliburton, Priority No. 1 is safety. You can find more safety tips at Working at Height

Download ppt "DID YOU KNOW YOU SHOULD NEVER TAKE FOR GRANTED THE SKILL OF MOVING UP AND DOWN A LADDER. A common work activity is ascending and descending ladders. Do."

Similar presentations

Take Ladder Safety One Rung at a Time

Take Ladder Safety One Rung at a Time
What Goes Up… Must Come Down Portable Ladder Safety

What Goes Up… Must Come Down Portable Ladder Safety
FALL PROTECTION.

FALL PROTECTION.
Slips, Trips, and Falls. What are Slips, Trips & Falls? Slip A slip occurs when there is too little traction or friction between the shoe and walking.

Slips, Trips, and Falls. What are Slips, Trips & Falls? Slip A slip occurs when there is too little traction or friction between the shoe and walking.
OSHA Susan Harwood Training - AGC Fall Protection Susan Harwood Grant Training Program 2013 Scaffolds, Ladders and Lifts.

OSHA Susan Harwood Training - AGC Fall Protection Susan Harwood Grant Training Program 2013 Scaffolds, Ladders and Lifts.
1 The purpose is to prevent falls and reduce the consequences if a fall occurs when Working At Height. Use fall protection equipment when working outside.

1 The purpose is to prevent falls and reduce the consequences if a fall occurs when Working At Height. Use fall protection equipment when working outside.
Copyright ©2010 Progressive Business Publications 1 Preventing Slips, Trips & Falls.

Copyright ©2010 Progressive Business Publications 1 Preventing Slips, Trips & Falls.
Ladder Safety 101 Synergy Coverage Solutions. Working with Ladders Ladders are simple tools, yet often overlooked for potential hazards. Did you know.

Ladder Safety 101 Synergy Coverage Solutions. Working with Ladders Ladders are simple tools, yet often overlooked for potential hazards. Did you know.
1 Falls Module 3. 2 DISCLAIMER This material was produced under grant number SH-22248-1 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department.

1 Falls Module 3. 2 DISCLAIMER This material was produced under grant number SH from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department.
Walking-Working Surfaces: Preventing Falls. Start Safe and Stay Safe In order to Start Safe and Stay Safe in the areas where you walk and work, you should.

Walking-Working Surfaces: Preventing Falls. Start Safe and Stay Safe In order to Start Safe and Stay Safe in the areas where you walk and work, you should.
Welding and Oxy – Acetylene Cutting

Welding and Oxy – Acetylene Cutting
Falls cause 15% of all accidental deaths at the workplace, second only to motor vehicles. Ladders are commonly used to accomplish elevated work tasks and.

Falls cause 15% of all accidental deaths at the workplace, second only to motor vehicles. Ladders are commonly used to accomplish elevated work tasks and.
1 Falls Module 2. 2Objectives After this module you should be able to – identify the most common fall hazards – take the steps necessary to avoid those.

1 Falls Module 2. 2Objectives After this module you should be able to – identify the most common fall hazards – take the steps necessary to avoid those.
RCS Tool Box Talks Safety on Ladders. Using Straight or Extension Ladders  Inspect ladders before use – Do Not Use Unsafe Equipment!  Assure proper.

RCS Tool Box Talks Safety on Ladders. Using Straight or Extension Ladders  Inspect ladders before use – Do Not Use Unsafe Equipment!  Assure proper.
Cotner Monument OSHA Training Ladder Usage Training.

Cotner Monument OSHA Training Ladder Usage Training.
LADDER SAFETY. The most important factor in ladder safety is the correct placement of the ladder. The safest angle at which a straight ladder can be placed.

LADDER SAFETY. The most important factor in ladder safety is the correct placement of the ladder. The safest angle at which a straight ladder can be placed.
Keep your back straight Keep your arms as close to the body as possible Place hands under the load and pull the load close to your body Grip firmly using.

Keep your back straight Keep your arms as close to the body as possible Place hands under the load and pull the load close to your body Grip firmly using.
Ladder Safety Training

Ladder Safety Training
DID YOU KNOW WHAT GOES UP DOESN’T HAVE TO COME DOWN – ON SOMEONE’S HEAD. At the job site, there’s no excuse for dropped objects. To start with, all lifting.

DID YOU KNOW WHAT GOES UP DOESN’T HAVE TO COME DOWN – ON SOMEONE’S HEAD. At the job site, there’s no excuse for dropped objects. To start with, all lifting.
Fall Protection.

Fall Protection.

Similar presentations

Ads by Google