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General

  • Are hazards associated with working at height are specified in the Permit To Work (PTW) and Job Hazard Analysis (JHA)/Job Safety Analysis (JSA) / Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment & Risk Control (HIRARC) / Method Statement?

  • Are tools and equipment safely stored and secured to prevent fall from height or trip hazard?

  • Has working at height equipment (e.g. ladder, mobile scaffold) been inspected before use?

  • Is the ground area properly barricaded and warning signs displayed to protect personnel from falling objects

  • Has the work area been surveyed for harzard (eg: overhead power line, unsuitable ground condition moving machinery parts)

  • Does personnel use 100% tie-off (i.e. Y-lanyard or double lanyard) with full body harness when working at height with risk of fall e.g. working edge of platform, during installation/dismantling of scaffolding?

  • During working at height, there is competent person who can suspend work if the condition change (eg: weather, traffic, scope of work)

  • Have all workers who work at height have been trained by a competent person or closely supervised by someone who competent

Body Harness and Lanyards

  • Is ladder comply with approved standard as per FMA (eg : secured and properly supported)?

  • Does worker practice 3-point contacts while ascending/descending ladder?

  • Is ladder rested on level and stable ground?

  • Is ladder free from signs of corrosion, cracks, defects?

  • Is the locking mechanism for interlocking/extension ladder in working condition to prevent movement of the sections while in use?

  • Is the ladder used for electrical work has the rubber non-slip sheet?

  • Are portable ladder, steps and other equipment regularly inspected

  • Have workers been trained not to over reached on ladder

Working on Roof

  • Is scaffold used for roof access and egress?

  • Is 100% tie-off practiced and lifeline provided?

  • Are fragile roof identified, labelled especially where fragility is found

  • Are warning signed displayed on the approach to fragile roof

Removal of Guardrail, Grating, Cover Plate

  • Has risk of fall been assessed and control measures implemented?

Open Edges

  • Are open vertical drop identified and properly guarded or covered

  • Are handrails present on the open side of staircase

  • Is fixed edge protection provided to prevent fall where working at height can be avoided

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