Access & egress limitations?
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Access & egress limitations?
I need to pick your collective brains!! I currently have a site which has just had its hoist removed, it covers twelve floors and the loading lift is not available to operatives after 0815 where do they stand in regards ...
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Re: Access & egress limitations?
Hi Jamie
Firstly, yes it is essential that a risk assessment is undertaken. From what you are saying there are several hazards to consider. These can include (but not be limited to); manual handling, slips/trips/falls, substances or ... -
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Warning Signs might be helpful here. Good advice at www.011108.co.uk
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Access & egress limitations?
Added: 14:47 16.09.2008
I need to pick your collective brains!! I currently have a site which has just had its hoist removed, it covers twelve floors and the loading lift is not available to operatives after 0815 where do they stand in regards to H&S regs? Some are up and down all day, considering the possibility of heart attacks and the like (paramedics could obviously commandeer a lift, so I'm only concerned about causation of harm) I feel I should know if risk assessments, method statements or medicals, fit to work declarations are required.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Jamieson
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