Technical training
Service Lift Training Standard / V4
ELEMENT 6.5 - GUIDE LADDER INSPECTION
Learning objectives:
42) The participants can describe the safety inspection labels on the ladder according to manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
43) 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)
44) The participants can describe how to do a visual inspection that the flanges (of the ties to ladder steps) are not cracked or broken in the folds according to manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
45) The participants can recognise that upper and lower end-of-travel plates and switches are clean and firmly connected to the ladder according to relevant manuals (Knowledge, basic level)
The instructor shall:
Present and explain visual examples of assemblies between ladder sections and attachment points and striker plates connections are in both flawless and damaged conditions
Facilitate discussions amongst the participants on safety related risks on ladders, assemblies and flanges
The participants shall:
Engage in discussions about:
a. Flanges (of the ties to ladder steps) are not cracked, or broken, in the folds according to manuals
b. Flanges and assemblies between ladder sections and attachment points
c. Visual inspection of the assembly between ladder sections and attachment points according to manuals
d. Safety inspection labels on the ladder according to manuals
e. Upper and lower braking skates are clean and firmly connected to the ladder according to manuals
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