orgon osha...dice....y. Workers also fall when
they’re not working safely on the ladder
— their foot slips, they lose their balance,
they overreach, or something knocks the
ladder over. Before choosing a portable
ladder, consider a “Ladders Last” approach
when other, often safer options, such
as scaffolds, aerial lifts, or mobile ladder
stands, are available.
(((escaleras como última opción)), los trabajadores también caen cuando
no están trabajando de forma segura en la escalera
— su pie resbala, pierden el equilibrio,
se extralimitan, o algo golpea el
escalera encima. Antes de elegir un portátil
escalera, considere un enfoque de "Escaleras al fina de la lista de opcionesl"
cuando otras opciones, a menudo más seguras, como
como andamios, elevadores aéreos o escaleras móviles
soportes, están disponibles.

constructionpros.com TJ Lyons, Eastern Region EHS director at Total Facility Solutions: There are more ladders than we need on today’s jobsites, that’s for sure, and it’s troubling to me. In 2011, I developed the*** “Ladders Last”*** program for Turner Construction Co. in New York, NY, with the aim of educating those in construction that ladders are inefficient and often dangerous. That was a real game-changer and still a successful program there. Ladders should always be considered ***a last resort***.

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https://www.forconstructionpros.com/rental/lifting-equipment... una campanha de seguridad contra accidentes laborales..