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Description
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Hazard
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Standard
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Corrective Action
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Falls |
This photo shows pit with ladder access to a vertical conveyor system. The pit's opening is 20 inches by 24 inches with a depth of 11 feet 6 inches. |
fall |
1910.23(a)(2) |
Provide guardrails or a cover for the pit. |
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Falls |
Photo shows two platforms on either side of a vertical bucket conveyor. Access is provided by a ladder between the platforms that stops at the level of the platform. The maintenance person that greases the bearings on the conveyor climbs up the ladder then crawls to one platform. The employee then either steps to the other platform or climbs back down to the ladder and then over to the other platform. |
fall |
1910.23(a)(2)
1910.23(c)(1)
1910.27(c)(6)
1910.27(d)(3) |
Continue the platforms on the front of the verticle bucket conveyor with full guardrails, and extend the ladder above the level of the platform. |
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Falls |
The photo shows a cage only on the upper portion of a 30 foot fixed ladder used to access the roof of a warehouse. |
Fall |
1910.27(d)(1)(iii)
1910.27(d)(1)(iv) |
Extend the cage 42 inches above the roof line, and extend the cage down to seven feet but not more than 8 feet from the ground. |
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Falls |
Foreman setting the example. No fall protection |
Fall |
1926.501(b)(1) |
Build scaffold |
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Falls |
Man climbing off/onto tanker ladder and walking the top of the tanker. |
Fall from elevated position Tanker Trailer |
1910.23(C)(1) |
Install fall arrest system with retractable lanyard and harness |
