–
After delivery and
before first use, check
the condition of the
ladder and that all
parts are functional.
–
Carry out a sight
check of the ladder for
damage and safe use
at the beginning of every
workday in which the ladder
must be used.
– Make sure that the ladder is
suitable for the intended use.
–
Do not use the ladder
if it is damaged.
– The ladder must be installed in
the correct set up position, e.g.
correct propping angle for
leaning ladders (inclination angle
approx. 1:4), rungs and treads
level.
–
Locking devices, if
fitted, must be
completely secure
before use.
– Once the ladder is positioned,
attention must be paid to any risk
of collision, e.g. with pedestrians,
vehicles or doors. If possible, lock
all doors and windows in the
work area, but not emergency
exits.
–
Never exceed the
payload of the ladder.
max.
150
kg
The maximum load-
bearing capacity of the
ladder is 150 kg.
–
Do not lean too far out
from the ladder when
you are standing on it.
You should always stand firmly
with both feet on the same step
and keep the centre of your body
(belly button) between the
beams.
– Ensure that children do not play
with the ladder. Do not leave the
ladder unsupervised when it is
set up.
– Keep children away from the
ladder.
–
Always climb up and
down the ladder with
your face to the ladder.
–
Keep a secure grip on
the ladder when
ascending and
descending. Maintain a handhold
whilst working from a ladder or
take additional safety precautions
if you cannot.
– Wear suitably sturdy shoes when
you climb onto the ladder.
–
Carry only light,
KG
manageable items
when you are on the
ladder.
– Always hold on with one hand
when working on the ladder or, if
this is not possible, take
additional security precautions.
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