SAFEWAY IN ROOFING WORK

SAFEWAY IN ROOFING WORK


1. Low Slope Roof Applications. 

• Employees engaged in work activities on low slopes roofs, with unprotected sides and edges six feet (1.8m) or more

PERSONNEL LIFTS/HOISTING DEVICE

PERSONNEL LIFTS/HOISTING DEVICE

1. Aerial Lifts (JLG, Scissors, Snorkel, Etc.). Personnel riding in or working from these lifts must secure their safety lanyard to the lift basket at all times.Spiders and Ski-Climbers. Personnel riding in or working from these hoisting devices shall each be provided an independent lifeline and rope grab.  

STRUCTURAL STEEL ERECTION

STRUCTURAL STEEL ERECTION


Personnel erecting skeletal steel structures shall maintain 100% fall prevention/protection through the use of personal fall protection systems, retractable lifelines, connectors toggles, and aerial lifts (JLG, Snorkel, etc.)

REINFORCEMENT STEEL/CONCRETE FORM WORK

1. Personnel working on rebar walls, piers, and on concrete form walls must have fall protection 100% of the time they are exposed to a potential fall.  This fall protection can be achieved by using one of the following options.

Full Body Harness/Shock Absorbing Lanyards

1. A full body harness and shock absorbing lanyard system shall be worn and secured where there is a fall exposure of six feet (1.6m) or more. (Site requirements say “if a fall hazard exist”)
2. If the work is located on a permanent structure and no fall potential is created by the work or by the condition of the structure, full body harnesses are not required.

SCAFFOLDING/TEMPORARY WORK PLATFORMS

SCAFFOLDING/TEMPORARY WORK PLATFORMS


Every effort shall be made to ensure all temporary platforms/walkways are equipped with solid decking free of openings and standards guard rail systems.

• Personnel working or traveling on temporary elevated platforms shall wear an approved safety harness/lanyard system at all times.

Fall Prevention & Protection Focus

Fall

Fall Prevention & Protection Focus


OBJECTIVE: 100% fall prevention/protection awareness for all personnel exposed to potential falls. Improve efficiency by planning fall protection and save time lost during execution. Lack of knowledge of the quality in safety itself leads to confusion among performing crew, therefore a plan improves productivity. 

• SCAFFOLDING/TEMPORARY WORK PLATFORMS
• Full Body Harness/Shock Absorbing Lanyards
• REINFORCEMENT STEEL/CONCRETE FORM WORK
• STRUCTURAL STEEL ERECTION
• PERSONNEL LIFTS/HOISTING DEVICE
• ROOFING

SAFE WAY up and down the LADDER

SAFE WAY up and down the LADDER


In the construction of a building project in particular did not escape from penggunaa scaffolding and ladders. The following tips & tricks in a safe way up and down stairs safely. because safety is key.
Walking up and down the stairs is a job that is not entirely safe. More than ¼ injuries experienced by operators of equipment due to current activity equipment up or down the stairs. At the time of climbing or descending stairs like an equipment or workplace safely be sure to always pay attention to three contacts with the ladder. This means make sure at least two hands and one foot or one hand two feet always contact with the ladder. Maintain three points of contact on the ladder to help us avoid the danger of slipping or falling.