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Inclined ladders are not always a safe choice. However, it can be safe and can be the right choice. About 40% of falls from heights involve ladders, and you want to know when to use inclined ladders and when to use different types of ladders.
Ladder safety is of paramount importance both at the work site and at home. Make sure you understand which ladder is the right choice for the job at hand. If the inclined ladder makes sense, this is a good choice. If not, make sure you use a different type of ladder.
When you need to use a ladder, you need to make sure it is used correctly. Check the ladder before using it. Check before use is necessary to help ensure your safety.
The first step in ladder safety is to check. When you look at the ladder, look for any signs of damage. If it is in good working condition, please continue your project.
When you work at high places and need to use a sloping ladder, you want to use it correctly. The following are some things to pay attention to when using an inclined ladder.
1. Carry only lighter tools and materials and be extra careful when climbing the ladder.
2. Make sure that the ladder does not go out of range.
3. Make sure the ladder is long enough to complete the task safely.
4. Don't overload the ladder (consider the weight of workers, materials, etc.).
5. When you are on a step, do not try to move the extension ladder.
6.You should never work on the first three rungs of a ladder.
7. Do not place the ladder on movable objects, such as forklifts, scaffolding or any other movable objects.
8. When climbing up the ladder, please use a tool belt to keep your hands free.
9.Always maintain three contact points on the ladder.
10.Use the 1 in 4 rule to set the ladder to an angle of 75 degrees.
