Fall Hazards During Siding

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Fall Hazards DuringSiding Brick Work

• OSHA Grant 46C3-HT19

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Pumpjack Scaffolds
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Welded Frame Scaffold
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Ladderjack Scaffolds
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Siding Brickwork
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Siding Brickwork
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Siding Brickwork
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Siding Brickwork
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Siding Brick Work
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20 feet
16 feet
5 feet
4 feet
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Review

• Scaffolds used to install siding and brickwork on
  residential structures must be set-up and used
  properly to protect workers from falls.
• Workers on scaffold platforms that are 10 feet or
  more above the ground must be protected by either
  a guardrail or personal fall arrest system.
• Pump jacks and ladder jacks not to exceed 20
  feet.
• Scaffolds must be tied back at required height.
• Using an aerial lift can be another safe
  alternative to consider when performing siding
  and brickwork tasks