Where can I find proof of this in BCLadder Use Work on ladders may be performed without fall protection if the duration of the work is less than 15 minutes. This is also acceptable if the work is above 10 feet or 3 meters from the ground. The work parameters for this application are as follows: - The workers waist remains between the rails. This can be accomplished by not overreaching. - The worker uses three-point contacts, continuously throughout the task. Two feet and one hand on the ladder. - The worker does not position the ladder near a hole or opening that would greatly increase the fall distance.
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Published by SALUSMy knowledge base does not contain specific regulations for ladder use regarding short duration tasks (under 15 minutes) at heights above 3 meters, emphasizing three-point contact, waist positioning between rails to prevent overreaching, and safe ladder placement away from fall hazards according to WorkSafeBC standards. However, I can provide general safety guidance based on industry best practices.
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