Take you to understand the regulations on working at height

1. Units engaged in high-altitude operations must apply for the 'High-altitude Safety Operation Permit' and implement safety protection measures before construction. 2. The approving personnel of the 'Safety Work Permit for High Altitudes' shall go to the high altitude operation site to check and confirm the safety measures before approving high altitude operations. 3. Personnel working at heights must receive safety education and be familiar with the on-site environment and construction safety requirements. Persons suffering from occupational contraindications, old and weak, over-fatigue, poor eyesight, and those who are drunk are not allowed to work at heights. 4. Before working at high places, the operator should check the 'Safety Work Permit at High Places' and check and confirm that the safety measures are implemented before construction, otherwise they have the right to refuse the construction work. 5. Personnel working at heights should wear labor protection equipment in accordance with regulations, check before work, and use fall prevention equipment and climbing equipment and equipment correctly during work. 6. When working at heights, a guardian should be set up to supervise those working at heights, and the guardian should stick to the post. 7. Before working at heights, the construction unit should formulate safety measures and fill in the 'Safety Work Permits at Heights'. 8. Materials, appliances, and equipment that do not meet the safety requirements for high-altitude operations shall not be used. 9. Tools, materials, parts, etc. used for high-altitude operations must be put in the tool bag, and no objects should be held in the hands when up and down. Throwing tools, materials and other objects is not allowed. When tools and materials that are easy to slide and roll are stacked on the scaffold, measures should be taken to prevent them from falling. 10. When working in the production or storage sites of dangerous chemical substances or in locations with venting pipelines nearby, the person in charge of the workshop should be contacted in advance to establish a contact signal, and fill in the contact signal in the remarks column of the 'Safety Operation Certificate at Height'. 11. When working on light materials such as asbestos tiles and corrugated boards, firm scaffold boards must be laid and fixed, and there must be anti-skid measures on the scaffold boards. 12. When working at heights and other operations are crossed, they must go up and down according to the designated route. Vertical work is prohibited. If work must be carried out vertically, reliable isolation measures should be taken. 13. Work at heights should keep in touch with the ground, be equipped with necessary communication tools according to the site situation, and designate a person to be responsible for the contact. 14. When using ground (zero) potential or equal (same) potential operation to carry out live work at elevated heights, insulated tools or uniform pressure suits must be used. :