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062-02-48 Working at Height

1) When working at heights over 2m, basic safety rules must be followed including using safety barriers, rails, toe boards, safety nets, and safety harnesses with energy absorbers. 2) Access to roof areas requires a permit and should only be given to authorized personnel to ensure safety. 3) Proper fall protection equipment like harnesses must be worn anytime work is done at heights over 3m.

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062-02-48 Working at Height

1) When working at heights over 2m, basic safety rules must be followed including using safety barriers, rails, toe boards, safety nets, and safety harnesses with energy absorbers. 2) Access to roof areas requires a permit and should only be given to authorized personnel to ensure safety. 3) Proper fall protection equipment like harnesses must be worn anytime work is done at heights over 3m.

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WORKING AT HEIGHT

Where working at a height of more than 2m (6.56 ft),


Toolbox
the following basic rules must be observed...
062 - 02 - 48
Work platform
Do not invent !
NO YES

!
Keep your work area tidy and
ensure that loose objects cannot
fall on to personnel below 2
Safety barriers and safety net
Intermediate rails

1.1 m Toe
(6.56 ft)
boards
(1.48’’)
(5.90’’)

Less than
0,20 m
(7.87’’)

!
Safety net

 3 m (9.84 ft)

3
Harnesses 1/2
 Safety harnesses with energy absorbers should to be
used everytime in case of working at height.

No toe
boards

Energy absorber 4
Harnesses 2/2

High fixing point

YES
NO

5
Roof access control
 Access to any roof areas must be safe and controlled.
Only authorised persons may be given access with
Permit to Work.
NO !

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