Working at Height

Work performed on the ground where there is a risk of falling.

Work in places where falling could cause injury

Work performed only above 2 meters from the ground level.

Work involving climbing on ladders only.

Electrical shocks

Falls from ladders and through fragile surfaces

Machinery malfunctions

Exposure to hazardous substances

Minor injuries only

A high likelihood of major injury

Temporary disruptions of work

Legal actions only

The cheapest available equipment

The most convenient equipment

The right type of equipment

No specific equipment

Start the work immediately

Assess the risks

Complete the task as quickly as possible

Ignore the risks

Completing as much work as possible at ground level

Increasing the number of workers at height

Reducing safety measures to speed up the process

Ignoring weather conditions

By using netting, airbags, harnesses, and anchor points

By increasing the height at which tasks are performed

By conducting work during adverse weather conditions

By using lighter but less durable equipment

Protecting only the individual worker

Considering the area below and around the workspace

Focusing solely on cost-efficiency

Limiting the use of safety equipment

A comfortable dress code

Safe passage to and from the work area

Frequent breaks

Entertainment options

A party plan

A list of nearby restaurants

An emergency evacuation and rescue plan

A map of tourist attractions