Is working on a mobile lift or an elevated platform considered work at height?
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Is working on a mobile lift or an elevated platform considered work at height?
I don’t think this situation falls under that category – where should the seat belt be fastened?
There are houses of gold in books, and there are beautiful women as well. Thank you to the teacher for sharing this; let’s study hard and make progress every day!
It falls under high-altitude work, as the working surface is more than 2 meters above the reference level, and workers need to hold a relevant certificate
Page boy information — what an enticing phrase!
It’s such a great platform – it’s a shame not to use it to learn!* It’s really a waste of opportunity It’s just that time is tight; otherwise, I’d be happy to sit in front of the computer and study from him all day long!
If the drop height exceeds two meters, it counts
More than two meters above the reference level means
Working on a mobile lift or platform is considered work at height if the working position is 2 meters or more above the falling reference level.
In my personal opinion, it should not be classified as work at height, as there are standard guardrails; however, on-site construction is managed as work at height.