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x) Do not move a ladder while standing on
it.
y) For outdoor use caution to the wind.
z) Only use the ladder in the
direction as indicated,
only if necessary due to
design of ladder.
Additional warning for
multiple hinge-joint ladder
a) Single or multiple joint ladders should
be unfolded/folded when lying on the
ground and not in its use position;
b) If the ladder is used as a
platform, only decking
recommended by the
ladder producer shall be
used. The decking shall be
secured before use;
c) Prohibited positions:
M-position, upside-down
position;
d) Max. load of platform in
scaff old position declared
by the manufacturer (150
kg);
e) Ensure that the hinges are
locked.
Repair, maintenance and storage
Repairs and maintenance shall be carried out
by a competent person and be in accordance
with the producer's instruction.
For repair and replacement of parts, e.g.
feet, if necessary contact the producer or
distributor.
Ladder should be stored in accordance with
the producer's instructions.
Ladders made of or using thermoplastic,
thermosetting plastic and reinforced plastic
materials should be stored out of direct
sunlight.
Ladders made of wood should be stored
in a dry place and shall not be coated with
opaque and vapour-tight paints.
The important considerations when storing
a ladder (not in use) should include the
following:
- Is the ladder stored away from areas
where its condition could deteriorate
more rapidly (e.g. dampness, excessive
heat, or exposed to the elements)?
- Is the ladder stored in a position which
helps it to remain straight (e.g. hung by
the stiles on proper ladder brackets or
laid on a � at clutter free surface)?
- Is the ladder stored where it cannot be
damaged by vehicles, heavy objects, or
contaminants?
- Is the ladder stored where it cannot cause
a trip hazard or an obstruction?
- Is the ladder stored securely where
it cannot be easily used for criminal
purposes?
- If the ladder is permanently positioned
(e.g. on scaff olding), is it secured against
unauthorized climbing (e.g. by children)?
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