TABLE OF CONTENTS - Khalid S. Al-Shahrani

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8.11.3 Position a) The side rails of a ladder shall be equally supported on a firm level surface. Boxes, blocks, barrels etc, shall not be used as a means of support. The area at the base of a ladder must be kept clear. b) Ladders shall not be supported on their rungs or cleats. Rungs or cleats shall not be used to support scaffold planks. c) Wherever possible, ladder shall be set at an angle of 75 deg. (one horizontal to four vertical) d) Metal reinforcing shall be on the underside of the rungs and where reinforcing is provided on one side of the side rails, that too shall be on the under side. e) Both stiles of a ladder shall be evenly supported at the upper resting place and securely lashed to prevent any movement. f) Where lashing at the upper resting place is impracticable, other measures must be taken to prevent movement of the ladder by securing it at the base/using side guys, or stationing a man at the base. g) It must be understood, however, that a man stationed at the base will only be able to controls ladder up to 6m in height. h) Where there is a possibility of a ladder being struck by moving vehicles or equipment, a man should be placed on guard or a space at the base of the ladder securely fenced off. h) A ladder should always be placed so that there is space behind each rung or cleat for a proper foothold. There should be no obstruction in the way of a man’s foot, particularly at the landing platform. Here the rung or cleat should be level with the platform. Where ladders have to be suspended, both side stiles shall be lashed top and bottom so as to provide equal support. Where long ladders are used, they shall also be lashed at the centre to prevent lateral movement. 8.11.4 Use a) Where an extension ladder is used fully extended the minimum overlap of sections shall be four rungs. Splicing or lashing ladders together to obtain an extension shall not be permitted. b) Single rung and single cleat ladders should be used by only one man at a time. When ascending or descending, the user should face the ladder. c) Man ascending or descending ladders should not carry tools and materials in their hands. Tools maybe carried in pockets or special belts provided those do not impair movement. Pre-Qualification Document Khalid S. Al-Shahrani Est. Page 54
d) Where a ladder is carried by one man, the front end should be kept high enough to clear men’s heads and special care shall be taken at corners and blind sports. 8.12 MATERIAL HANDLING a) Materials, rubbish and tools shall not be thrown from upper levels to lower levels or to the ground. b) When lowering, or moving materials to the ground, suitable devices such as chute, bag, or container with a rope, or a device tied securely with rope shall be used. During the work the foreman shall carefully keep watch, providing NO ENTERING and CAUTION OVERHEAD signs, and rope off the related work are a for SAFETY. c) Excess materials shall not be placed no the platform or runway. d) Materials, tools and equipment which may be displaced or full shall be secured adequately. 8.13 TEMPORARY ELECTRICAL WORK 8.13.1 General a) All electrical work shall be performed by qualified and experienced workers. Equipment shall be locked or secured to prevent starting by unauthorized persons. (b) Live parts of apparatus and wiring shall be effectively guarded to protect all workers or objects from coming in contact. (c ) All equipment and wiring shall be checked daily by the operator before starting work. All electrical circuits shall be grounded. (e) Warning signs or posters such as “DANGEROUS”, “NO ENTRY” shall be displayed at dangerous places, such as substations, switch boxes and overhead or underground cables.. 8.13.2 Transformer Bank a) Transformer Banks or high voltage equipment shall be barricaded with a fence. The entrance shall be locked. b) For transformer banks, warning signs of “DANGER”, “NO ENTRY “ and “ NO WATER SPRAYING” shall be posted. c) Posters shall show the name of the supervisor or maintenance ENGINEER. d) Primary and secondary voltage and capacity shall also be displaced. Pre-Qualification Document Khalid S. Al-Shahrani Est. Page 55
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