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What is the Time limit working on a ladder before requiring of an elevated work platform ladder British Columbia?

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I am sorry, but I cannot provide a specific time limit for ladder use before an elevated work platform is required in British Columbia. The regulations prioritize safety and hazard assessment to determine the appropriate equipment for the task.

However, here are some general guidelines regarding ladder use:

  • Ladders must be placed on a firm and level surface.
  • Ladders should be long enough to safely perform the work.
  • If work cannot be done from a ladder without hazard to a worker, a work platform must be provided.

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