Safe Working Distance
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Working Safely Near Overhead Power Lines
www.osha.gov• Know the safe working distance for workers and equipment. • Use non-conductive wood or fiberglass ladders. • Wear personal protective equipment, such as rubber insulating gloves and insulating sleeves, and industrial protective helmets. For more information on recognizing hazards from energized power lines, visit OSHA’s Electrical
Tree Work Safety Guide - California Department of ...
www.dir.ca.govWorking Safely at Heights 5 ... safe to enter. An even greater distance when trimming or felling on a slope where logs could roll or slide. If the drop zone interferes with vehicular traffic or pedestrians, place warning signs, barricades, and post flaggers, if needed.
Ladder Safety: Reducing Falls in Construction: Safe Use of ...
www.osha.govrails at an angle so that the horizontal distance from the top support to the foot of the ladder is one-eighth the working length of the ladder. • Ensure that job-made wooden ladders can support at least four times the maximum intended load. • Only use ladders for the purpose for which. they were designed. •
Avoiding danger from overhead power lines GS6 - HSE
www.hse.gov.ukWorking near overhead lines connected to buildings 8 Emergency procedures 8 Industry-specific guidance 9 Annex 1 The law 9 References 11 Further information 12 ... the safe clearance distance needed between the wires and the machinery or equipment and any structures being erected. If in any doubt, the overhead line’s
Safe Operating Procedure
ehs.unl.eduSafe Operating Procedure (Created 9/10) 1 ... standards specify minimum safe distances that are to be maintained while working in an aerial lift, as indicated in the table below. If these distances cannot be achieved, do ... o Lockout overhead cranes that are located within the working distance of the lift. AERIAL LIFT SAFETY
Working safely near overhead electricity power lines AIS8
www.hse.gov.ukable to reach the vertical clearance distance. For some short duration work activities you may be able to get the power supply switched off. Speak to the DNO for advice. Where you cannot avoid working near OHPLs, you will need to carry out a risk assessment and implement a safe system of work. Key factors to consider for safe work
Safe Use of Work Platforms/ Trestles Information Sheet
www.hsa.iein the case of access and egress, what is the distance to be travelled? any other additional risks posed by the installation, use, dismantling or removal of the work equipment. the dimensions of the work equipment, to ensure a safe working area and safe passage the potential loadings of persons, equipment and materials
Guidance for registered pharmacies providing pharmacy ...
www.pharmacyregulation.orgGuidance for registered pharmacies providing pharmacy services at a distance, including on the internet 5 The standards for pharmacy professionals describe how safe and effective care is delivered through ‘person-centred’ professionalism. The guidance which supports the standards will help pharmacy professionals apply our standards