Safety Talk Working at Heights Sheet 1 Using

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 1 - Using ladders safely TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 2 - Scaffold construction TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 3 - The Scafftag TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 4 - Scaffold safety Keep walkways free of obstacles, tools and equipment. Keep platforms free of grease and mud. Climb from one level to another using the ladders provided. Use a crane, hoist or winch to carry materials up to and down from the scaffold. You should never: • exceed the safe working limit of the scaffold; • stand on the hand-rails; or • work from a defective scaffold. TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 5 - Mobile tower scaffolds When working from a mobile tower scaffold make sure: • it is no higher than three times the smallest base width; • outriggers are fitted; and • caster brakes are locked on. You must be off the scaffold while it is being moved. Only use this type of scaffold on level, surfaced areas. TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 6 - Elevating work platforms TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 7 - Powerline and stability hazards TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 8 - Forklift cage TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 9 - Safety harnesses TRAINING NATIONAL

Safety Talk - Working at Heights Sheet 10 - Using fall protection equipment TRAINING NATIONAL