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Cal OSHA requires ladders to be inspected. that labels are intact and readable. that accessories (e.g., leg levelers, paint shelves, stand-off shelves) are in good condition.
01. Inspect Ladder Rungs. Before you step on a ladder, look for loose, movable, broken, or missing ladder rungs or steps. Ladder rungs or steps must be corrugated, dimpled, coated with skid-resistant material, or treated to minimize slipping.
Who can conduct inspections? Ladder inspections should only be conducted by a competent person trained in ladder safety. A competent person is someone who has the necessary technical expertise, training and experience in ladder work.
The check should include: the stiles \u2013 make sure they are not bent or damaged, as the ladder could buckle or collapse. the feet \u2013 if they are missing, worn or damaged the ladder could slip. ... the rungs \u2013 if they are bent, worn, missing or loose, the ladder could fail.
Who can conduct inspections? Ladder inspections should only be conducted by a competent person trained in ladder safety. A competent person is someone who has the necessary technical expertise, training and experience in ladder work.
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Ladder inspections should include making sure that labels are readable and haven't been painted over or damaged. Check the rungs and steps for mud, grease, or dirt to avoid potential slip/fall hazards. Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for proper inspection and use of the specific ladder.
OSHA General Industry Standard 1910.23(b)(9) Ladders are inspected before initial use in each work shift, and more frequently as necessary, to identify any visible defects that could cause employee injury.
For wooden ladders also inspect the followings: integrity of rungs and rails. chips, splits, cracks and splinters in the rails....Additional inspection cracks, chips and splinters. deformed rails or rungs from heat, chemical or environmental exposure. bends and breaks.
What should you look for when inspecting any ladder? missing or loose steps or rungs (they are loose if you can move them by hand) damaged or worn non-slip feet. loose nails, screws, bolts or nuts. worn or loose or faulty spreaders, locks, and other metal parts in poor repair. rot, decay or warped rails in wooden ladders.
Inspecting and tagging your equipment can significantly lower the risk of ladder falls occurring and we can not stress enough how important it is.

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