Check for damage (broken, cracked, loose parts, defective pieces, sturdy rungs) Ensure ladder is free from warps or bows Ensure classification label is legible Steps are free from dirt and debris  

Practice good housekeeping to reduce tripping hazards Reduce the risk of slips, trips, and falls by taking preventative measures: Use plywood to make even walking surface Use ice-melt to prevent slips in icy conditions Ensure areas are well-lit Include uneven terrain and ground conditions on daily hazard assessments

Be alert and aware of your surroundings Prior to commencing a task, be aware of associated safety hazards Never bypass or remove machine guards Only use equipment if you have the certifications/qualifications to safely do so Avoid wearing jewellery, or clothing that may become tangled/caught when operating equipment Always wear... read more →

Use manufacturer's seatbelt Carry loads as low as possible Observe the load capacity of equipment Keep all body parts inside the operator's compartment Keep safe operating distance from other workers, pedestrians, machinery, and structures

Inspect tool for damaged, loose parts prior to use Use the right bit for the job at hand Use appropriate PPE, as required, including eye and respiratory protection Avoid wearing jewellery and loose clothing that could be caught in the tool