#SCAFFOLD LADDER INSTALL#

Max reachable height : 8.0 m | Max Standing level : 6.05 m | Compressed self standing height : 4.41 m | Can be adjusted at every 28 cm with just a pull of the cords | Built in Telescopic stabilizers, Ground levelers & Lockable heavy duty wheels at all four corners | Platform with Trap door (Ultra Durable) for spacious working comfort for two persons with a trap door to pass on the payloads.

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#SCAFFOLD LADDER INSTALL#

Made in USA | Precision Robotic Arc Welding | Ultra Light AL + MAG Alloy | Worlds most portable & compact Scaffold system, its unique Q-locks, Telescopic stabilizer, Extenso pulley gears & World class fit - finish Quality makes it a breeze to install (Fastest build time of 15 mins compared to others which take 80+ minutes).Note also that in §1926.1053(a)(13), the shortest clear distance permitted behind a fixed ladder is 7 inches (except for an elevator pit ladder, in which case it is 4.5 inches).FEATURES : Euro Skymaster Scaffolding ladder Model T6.1

Ģ Seven inches of clearance is agenerally recognized minimum see, for example, the American National Standards Institute standard A14.3-2002, section 5.4.2.1, which calls for 7 inches of clearance behind ladders. You can also contact us by mail at the above office, Room N3468, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20210 although, there will be a delay in our receiving correspondence by mail.ġ This section incorporates Part 1926 Subpart X by reference in the case of portable ladders. Department of Labor - OSHA, Directorate of Construction, Office of Construction Standards and Guidance 20. If you need any further clarification on this subject, please contact us by fax at: U.S. However, under the 'General Duty Clause' (Section 5(a)(1)) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act, employers must 'furnish to each of employees ee from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm.' It is recognized in the industry that there must be sufficient toe-hold clearance on ladder steps to enable the workers to safely use the rungs.

The scaffold standard is silent about toe-hold clearance distances for attachable ladders used on supported scaffolds. Question 2: Is there a toe-hold minimum distance requirement for attachable ladders used on supported scaffolds? There is no requirement in the standard that workers use fall protection while climbing up or down these ladders. (vi) Hook-on and attachable ladders shall have uniformly spaced rungs with a maximum spacing between rungs of 16 3/4 inches.Īs you can see from §1926.451(e)(2)(iii), when attachable ladders are used on supported scaffolds more than 35 feet high, they must have rest platforms at no more than 35-foot intervals. (v) Hook-on and attachable ladders shall have a minimum rung length of 11 1/2 inches (29 cm) and (iv) Hook-on and attachable ladders shall be specifically designed for use with the type of scaffold used (iii) When hook-on and attachable ladders are used on a supported scaffold more than 35 feet (10.7 m) high, they shall have rest platforms at 35-foot (10.7 m) maximum vertical intervals. (ii) Hook-on and attachable ladders shall be positioned so that their bottom rung is not more than 24 inches (61 cm) above the scaffold supporting level In 29 CFR Part 1926 Subpart L (Scaffolds), §1926.451(e)(2) details the requirements for use of 'portable, hook-on and attachable ladders.' 1 Section 1926.451(e)(2) requires that: (i) Portable, hook-on and attachable ladders shall be positioned so as not to tip the scaffold Question (1): What OSHA construction scaffold requirements apply to attachable (bolt-on) scaffold ladders? Is fall protection required for workers as they climb up or down these ladders? We have paraphrased your questions as follows: We apologize for the delay in responding. You ask about requirements in the construction scaffold standard. This is in response to your letter postmarked January 4, 2003, to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Re: OSHA requirements for attachable scaffold ladders used in construction - §1926.451(e) fall protection toe-hold clearance.

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