Technical training
Service Lift Training Standard / V5 02052025
Provide feedback to participants on their performance
The participants shall:
Engage in practical training and share experiences on installing and inspecting roller guide units
Receive and reflect on feedback
ELEMENT 6.4 - GUIDE LADDER SYSTEM INSPECTION
Learning objectives:
37) The participants can describe the safety inspection labels on the ladder according to manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
38) The participants can describe how to do a visual inspection of the assembly between ladder sections and attachment points according to manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
39) The participants can describe how to do a visual inspection that the flanges (of the ties to step of ladder) are not cracked or broken in the folds according to manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
40) The participants can recognise that upper and lower end-of-travel plates and switches are clean and firmly connected to the ladder according to manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
Inspection on the guide ladder system does not include the turbine mounted service ladder inspection
Note
The instructor shall:
Present and explain visual examples of assemblies between ladder sections and attachment points and end-of-travel plates and switches (e.g. striker plates and braking skates) connections in both flawless and damaged conditions
Lead or facilitate discussion on safety related risks on assemblies and flanges
The participants shall:
Engage in discussions and share experiences on flanges and assemblies between ladder sections and attachment points
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