What is the mine code on ladders
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Published by SALUSMine safety regulations and codes regarding ladders typically cover design, inspection, and safe use to prevent injuries.
Key aspects include:
- Pre-use inspections: Ladders should be inspected before each use for defects such as loose or missing rungs, damaged rails, corrosion, and proper functioning of locking devices.
- Proper ladder selection: Choosing the right type and size of ladder for the task, ensuring it is CSA approved and has the appropriate load rating.
- Safe ladder placement: Setting up ladders on firm, level ground, away from doorways or high-traffic areas, and at the correct angle (1 foot out for every 4 feet of height).
- Climbing safety: Maintaining three-point contact (two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand) while climbing, facing the ladder, and not carrying tools or materials.
- Ladder maintenance: Regularly cleaning and maintaining ladders, replacing worn ropes, and lubricating moving parts.
- Defective ladder removal: Tagging and removing defective ladders from service, and destroying those that cannot be safely repaired.
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