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− Make sure that the ladder is suit-
able for the intended use.
−
Do not use the ladder
if it is damaged.
− Remove all contaminates from
the ladder, e.g. wet paint, dirt, oil
or snow, before using the ladder.
− Before using a ladder while
working, you should perform a
risk assessment that accounts
for the legal regulations of the
country where it is used.
− The ladder must be installed in
the correct set up position, e.g.
correct propping angle for lean-
ing ladders (inclination angle
approx. 1 : 4), rungs and treads
level.
−
Locking devices, if fit-
ted, must be com-
pletely secure before
use.
− The ladder must be set up on a
flat, level base that does not
move.
−
A leaning
ladder
should be
leaned
against a level, solid surface and
secured before you use it, e.g. by
securing the leaning ladder or by
using a suitable installation to
ensure structural stability.
− The ladder must never be placed
in a new position from above.
− Once the ladder is positioned,
attention must be paid to any risk
of collision, e.g. with pedestrians,
vehicles or doors. If possible, lock
all doors and windows in the
work area, but not emergency
exits.
−
Check the
surround-
ings for
sources of
danger, such as exposed
high-voltage overhead power
lines or other exposed electrical
equipment, before you set up the
ladder and climb on it.
− Always set up the ladder on its
feet and not on the rungs or
steps.
−
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Do not set up the lad-
der on slippery sur-
faces (e.g. ice, glossy
surfaces or clearly
contaminated solid surfaces),
unless through additional meas-
ures the ladder is prevented from
slipping or that the contaminated
areas are sufficiently clean.
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max.
kg
150
Never exceed the pay-
load of the ladder. The
maximum load-bear-
ing capacity of the lad-
der is 150 kg.
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