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Exploring Options For Working Safely


Agenda

Methods to get to work Responsibilities Code Requirements Quality training Accident prevention programs


Access Equipment Choices

ST17 –Single Point Suspended Scaffold The industry standard for work in

refineries, tank farms, shipyards, offshore platforms and heavy construction

Lowering cost of ownership, improving the reliability

Drum hoist Swing stages Boom and scissor lifts Rope access Supported scaffold Ground up scaffold


Responsibilities

Employer / Employee Relationship OSHA governs the

Employer/Employee relationship

Employer / Supplier Relationship OSHA does not govern the

Employer/Supplier relationship


Requirements

Manufacturers need to provide equipment that complies with OSHA codes

1910.28 (i)(1) 1926.451(d)(13) UL1323 –Design Criteria Recognized Testing lab

UL Underwriters Laboratory FM Approvals Canadian Standards

Associations (CSA) TUV Rheinland


Check Before You Buy

Verify UL standards www.UL.com Not all manufactures invests in

UL

Meets or exceeds the applicable OSHA and ANSI standards

Protect your interests by educating yourself before you buy


UL Certifications Directory ExampleUL Online Certifications Directory Home Quick Guide Contact Us UL.com TUFV.SA5062

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SAFEWORKS L L CSA5062365 UPLAND DR TUKWILA, WA 98188-3802 USA Air-powered drum type hoists Model(s) ST-17 (max rated load 1000 lbs), ST-17-1 (max rated load 1000 lbs), ST-19A (max rated load 1000 lbs), ST-26 (max rated load

1000 lbs) Electrically operated hoists, "Series 10" Model(s) 1000E (max rated load 1000 lbs), 1500E (max rated load 1500 lbs) Electrically operated hoists, "Series PC1" Model(s) PC1-1000E (max rated load 1000 lbs), PC1-1000EC (max rated load 1000 lbs), PC1-1000EDV (max rated load

1000 lbs), PC1-750E (max rated load 750 lbs), PC1-750EC (max rated load 750 lbs), PC1-750EDV (max rated load 750 lbs) Electrically operated hoists, "Series PCN" Model(s) PCN-1000E (max rated load 1000 lbs), PCN-1000EC (max rated load 1000 lbs), PCN-1000EDV (max rated load

1000 lbs), PCN-750EC (max rated load 750 lbs), PCN-750EDV (max rated load 750 lbs) Electrically operated hoists Model(s) Astro 85-3E1500 (max rated load 1500 lbs), Astro 85-3E1500M (max rated load 1500 lbs), Astro 85-3E2000 (max rated load 2000

lbs), Astro 85-E1000 (max rated load 1000 lbs), Astro 85-E1000M (max rated load 1000 lbs), Astro 85-E1500M (max rated load 1500 lbs), Astro 85-E600 (max rated load 600 lbs), Astro 85-E750 (max rated load 750 lbs), Astro 85-EDV1000M (max rated load 1000 lbs), Astro 85-EDV1500M (max rated load 1500 lbs), Astro-85-E1500 (max rated load 1500 lbs), PC3-1000+ (max rated load 1000 lbs), PC3-1500+ (max rated load 1500 lbs), SC1000+ (max rated load 1000 lbs), SC1500+ (max rated load 1500 lbs), ST-180 (max rated load 1250 lbs), ST-180-1 (max rated load 1250 lbs), ST-180-4 (max rated load 1250 lbs), ST-180-5 (max rated load 1250 lbs), ST-19-E (max rated load 1000 lbs)

ST-27 consisting of component parts 27-1 thru 27-6 (max rated load 1500 lbs) Pneumatically operated hoists, "Series 10" Model(s) 1000A (max rated load 1000 lb at 100 psi), 1000A (max rated load 1250 lbs at 120 psi) Pneumatically operated hoists, "Series PC1" Model(s) PC1-1000A (max rated load 1000 lbs at 120 psi) PC1-750A (max rated load 1000 lbs at 120 psi) PC1-750A (max rated load 750 lbs at 90 psi) Pneumatically operated hoists, "Series PCN" Model(s) PCN-1000A (max rated load 1000 lbs at 120 psi) PCN-750A (max rated load 750 lbs at 90 psi) Pneumatically operated hoists Model(s) Astro A-1250 (max rated load 1250 lbs at 120 psi) Astro A-2000 (max rated load 2000 lbs at 120 psi) Astro-1000 (max rated load 1000 lbs at 100 psi) PC3A+ (max rated load 1500 lbs at 110 psi) SC1000A+ (max rated load 1500 lbs at 110 psi) Scaffolding equipment, "Spider Modular Platform System" Model(s) MP (Spider Part No. 4968 - contains work platforms, that can be assembled from 3 to 40 ft long,

rated 1000 lbs; or be assembled from 45 to 50 ft long, rated 750 lbs) MP (Spider Part No. 4969 - contains work platforms, that can be assembled from 3 to 40 ft long, rated 1000 lbs; or be assembled from 45 to 50 ft long, rated 750 lbs) MP (Spider Part No. 700755 - contains work platforms, that can be assembled from 3 to 40 ft long, rated 1000 lbs; or be assembled from 45 to 50 ft long, rated 750 lbs) MP (Spider Part No. 707711- contains work platforms, that can be assembled from 3 to 40 ft long, rated 1000 lbs; or be assembled from 45 to 50 ft long, rated 750 lbs) Scaffolding equipment, modular suspended platform systems Model(s) MODULO (simple or cantilevered support from 2 m to 19 m; rated 500, 750, 1000, 1500 or

2000 lbs)


Equipment Qualification

ISO 9001:2008

Sustainable quality system in production of equipment - an added layer of protection and 3rd party auditing

UL® 3rd Party Certification

UL examiners regularly inspect equipment during production to verify consistent sustained production as designed and originally tested and listed, driving a safer, more reliable product.

Standard Work Instructions (SWI)

Investment in reliable customer experience regardless of which Spider location provides the equipment - only Spider invests in this


Equipment Sourcing

Multiple locations with a large inventory to rent equipment and the capability to support fleet-owned equipment with local parts and repair services

ISO 9001:2008 audited certification of the manufacturer of the equipment – independent verification of quality

Manufacturer as direct supplier for best responsiveness

Certified trainers, technicians and field labor crews to provide project support ranging from supervision only to turnkey labor

Look for


Equipment Sourcing Cont.

Products that are 3rd party inspected, such as by Underwriters Laboratory or CUL for better safety

Rental fleet that is thoroughly serviced following each rental to extensively documented standard work instruction – for best total value

Versatile products that stretch your budget to allow repurposing equipment to other jobs

Reputation – ask about supplier performance, talk to current customers

Longevity – there’s no better credential for the suppliers into a risk-intense environment. Staying power matters


Use Appropriate Safety Systems

Each type of access equipment has unique safety requirements Example: Drum hoist and ST17 Every hoist is required to have both

an Overload and an Overspeed safety system

Brakes must be dual action 1926.451 requirement for brakes to

engage when either an accelerated overspeed or a shock force is applied

Fall Protection is required with man-lifts/boom lifts

Suspended scaffolds must have a PFAS & Independent Lifelines


Quality training

Competent Person Training Need to meet OSHA standards

& provides suspended scaffold operations training on hazard awareness & mitigation, fall protection, & rigging

Industrial courses focus on rigging & hoist operation & use in industrial applications


Accident Prevention Programwith Pre- planning

Worker training Hazard recognition Safe rigging practices Communication Basic self-rescue Understand assisted rescue concept

Mitigate Risk 100% Fall Protection Qualified and Competent Person roles clearly defined and followed Scheduled daily inspections Regular maintenance of all equipment Site-specific rescue plan prior to starting


‘Prompt’ Response is Criticalfor Risk at Heights

What is your current plan? Account for specific job site rules Be proactive - site specific fall protection

plan Plans must be in place before start work Find out if there’s compliance space or

restricted access area Be prepared for remote area that you

can not rely on 911 Typically a quality accident and training

program will include initial training – CPT

Have a formal written safety plan Pre-Task Planning Form (JHA)


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