Life Saving Rules - Work at Height

What should be done before starting work at height?

• Begin without checking equipment

• Perform a safety check of all fall protection equipment

• Ask colleagues for their opinion

When working at height, what is the safest way to access the work area?

• Jump to the area

• Use a ladder or scaffold that is well-maintained

• Climb using any available structure

What should be done if you notice a defect in your fall protection equipment?

• Ignore it and proceed with work

• Report it immediately and replace the equipment

• Fix it yourself

Which of the following actions is essential before using a safety harness?

• Ensure it matches your outfit

• Inspect it thoroughly for damages

• Check if it's the latest model

Why is it important to have a plan for emergency rescue when working at height?

• To practice teamwork

• To ensure quick response in case of a fall

• To impress supervisors

What should be done if weather conditions become unsafe while working at height?

• Continue work and finish quickly

• Stop work and seek shelter until conditions improve

• Work slowly and cautiously

What is the key benefit of attending regular safety training sessions about working at height?

• Learning new climbing techniques

• Staying updated on safety protocols and equipment use

• Networking with colleagues

Why should tools and materials be secured while working at height?

• To prevent theft

• To avoid causing injury to people below

• To make the worksite look tidy

What should you do if you are unsure about the stability of a ladder?

• Test it by jumping on the bottom rung

• Use it only if you have a spotter

• Choose another ladder or seek guidance

Why is it important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for fall protection equipment?

• To ensure warranty coverage

• To ensure the equipment functions properly and safely

• To avoid penalties