F/505/3154: Knowledge of the principles of working at heights in the installation of windows and doors
On a ladder
Any place where a person could fall a distance and incur personal injury
Anywhere on a roof
On scaffolding
Anyone who hasn't got vertigo
Installers who have been trained to work at heights
Installers who have ladders
Installers who have worked at heights before
Risk of sunburn
Risk of dropping window
Risk of falling and injury
Risk of hurting someone below
Risk Assessment
Safe System of Work
Use new ladders each time
Put Installers through "Working at Height" Training
Use correct PPE
Wear High Visibility Vests
True
False
True
False
The ladder should have a minimum of three rungs
Leave three contact numbers when using ladders
You should always have three points of contact with the ladder
As well as the top and bottom, the ladder should also touch at a third point
For every four units of height, the base of the ladder should be one unit from the horizontal
For every one unit of height, the base of the ladder should be four units from the horizontal
For every one person on the ladder, there should be four people securing it.
There should be at least four rungs on the ladder for every one floor in height
True
False
True
False
True
False
Secure the top of the equipment to a suitable fixed point
Secure the base of the equipment to a suitable fixed point
Secure the centre of the equipment to a suitable fixed point
Any combination of the above
True
False
To stop the theft of materials
To keep the site clean
To keep the site safe and to control unauthorised access
To stop anyone knocking the ladders over
Anyone
The Customer
A suitably qualified person
Anyone who has used the equipment before
Fit for purpose
In good working order
Paintwork
Maintenance records
Securing points
Length of hire
True
False
True
False
True
False
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