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Posted By Ali
Does anyone have a PTW system for working at height or something that could be tailored ?
Thanks.
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Posted By Bob Youel
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try the web and down load - not using my system as I would send you one
keep things; short, sharp, to the point and simple with a sign on [opening the PTW] and a sign off [closing the PTW] area
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Posted By Dave Merchant
Don't wish to be rude, but "work at height" is a huge topic so you won't find a single PTW (even something you can adapt) that'll apply in every case. A PTW for using a portable ladder is not going to cover climbing a 1500ft transmission tower in a thunderstorm.
Are you using PFPE? If so do you have emergency and rescue equipment? Does your first aid provision cover those working at height? Are there issues of communication/lone working/audibility of alarms/COSHH/radio emissions/security/etc.? Are people placed at risk from falling objects? Are the places of work inspected before access? Is the access equipment (scaffolding/ladders etc) all inspected? Do workers require certification? Do your insurers care?
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Posted By Ron Hunter
I'm curious as to the circumstances of work at height which require you to have a formal permit system. I may need to be authorised to access the roof, and I will need risk assessment and most probably a method statement/SSoW, but what's the Permit for?
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Posted By Ali
Than you to all those who supplied me with examples of their PWT systems. I now have a plethora of PTW for work at height at my disposal.
Merry Xmas !
Ali
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