🦘BOUNCE V.2 • 🦸‍♂️AERIAL LIFT SAFETY - FALL RESTRAINTS AND FALL ARREST SYSTEMS [CATAPULTS]: Uneven Surfaces ARE all over the Job Site AND Employees MUST Wear Fall Protection when working from ANY Type of Lifting Equipment Basket - there is a significant RISK of Employees being Ejected from these types of Lifts, when traveling across Uneven Surfaces, Employees CAN Catapult Out of the Lifts. • ⤴️Aerial Lifts (AND Scissor Lifts) HAVE replaced Ladders AND Scaffolding in MANY General Industry Workp

🖤HER LOVER • ⤴️AERIAL LIFT SAFETY - ALWAYS STAND FIRMLY ON THE FLOOR: Employees SHALL ALWAYS Stand firmly on the Floor of the Basket, AND SHALL NOT Sit OR Climb on the Edge of the Basket OR USE Planks, Ladders, OR other Devices for a Work Position. 1926.453(b)(2)(iv). • 🪜Aerial Lifts (AND Scissor Lifts) HAVE replaced Ladders AND Scaffolding in MANY General Industry Workplaces due to their Mobility AND Flexibility in allowing Workers to perform certain Job Tasks at Heights OR in hard to get pla

OSHA issued new enforcement guidance to make penalties more effective in stopping employers from repeatedly exposing workers to life-threatening hazards or failing to comply with certain #WorkplaceSafety and health requirements. Learn more at OSHA.gov. | U.S. Department of Labor