【Sea and Rivers: Strange Safety Hazards, Season 3】How should 010 set up such upper and lower facilities?
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Many supermarkets have mobile, stepped ladders, which are very convenient
Are there any regulatory requirements for these movable facilities, or is the design up to one’s own discretion with height restrictions? －－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－－ We welcome everyone to participate. Click on the link below to access the voting thread for the “My Stories with Sports” event: https://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=1921417 (Source: Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum Website) Thank you all for your support for the activities in the leisure section
There should be some regulations (not sure), the ladder isn’t very tall. Generally, there are only 4 or 5 steps, about 50 centimeters I guess
For small and medium-sized supermarkets, use stools; two people can work together, which not only solves the operational issues but also allows one person to act as a supervisor and helper.
Chemical plants also use movable ladders in areas where platform ladders are not suitable
Should the movable platform be designed, or should it be manufactured and purchased by the factory itself?
There are no specific standards for movable ladders; they are mainly used in areas where operations need to be carried out but not frequently. It is sufficient to ensure that they are stable. Their height is usually within one meter. The design agency does not provide drawings for such ladders, but rather leaves space indicating that it is impossible for people to reach those areas. A walkable ladder must be provided on-site, and it is up to the client to arrange this.
Adding a mobile ladder or steps will do.