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Working at a height of more than 3 meters above the ground is generally referred to as \"working at heights\"”
Work carried out at a height of more than 2 meters above the ground is called working at heights
More than 2m (including 2m) above the operating ground
Any work carried out at a height where there is a risk of falling from 2 meters above (including 2 meters) the reference level for falling heights is considered high-altitude work
So-called work at heights refers to work carried out at a height relative to a certain reference point.
So-called work at heights refers to work carried out at a height relative to a certain reference point
Operations at 2 meters or more above the baseline level
It refers to work carried out at a height relative to a certain reference point. Any work carried out at a height of 2 meters or more (including 2 meters) above the reference level for falling heights, where a fall is possible, is referred to as work at height.
So-called work at heights refers to work carried out at a height relative to a certain reference point. **Standard GB/T 3608-2008 \"Classification of Work at Heights\" stipulates that: \"Any work carried out at a height of 2 meters or more (including 2 meters) above the reference level for falling heights, where there is a risk of falling, is considered work at heights.\" ”Under this regulation, the scope of work at heights in the construction industry is quite broad. When working inside a building, if the tasks are carried out on a scaffold more than 2 meters high, it is considered working at height.
Operations at a baseline of 2 meters or more (including 2 meters)