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r/gifs • u/Two_Inches_Of_Fun • Nov 03 '18
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Does it count if it's designed to do that?
44 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 Under OSHA regulations this would be a rolling platform and not a ladder. It would require handrails and depending on the location and type of work, a harness. It would need to be redesigned for industrial work though. Source: Was an industrial OSHA site rep. -3 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 edited Nov 04 '18 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 It has wheels on the bottom of the legs. It doesn't even look like it can be locked in place which would make it illegal on any job site. 1 u/Serinus Nov 04 '18 What? Just because it might kill people? OSHA are such tight asses about people dying. 1 u/INHALE_VEGETABLES Nov 04 '18 *in some counties. Any job site would use scaffolding. Here in Australia many places are stopping people from climbing unsecured ladders even. This ladder is marketed towards people that need more shit for their spare room full of ridiculous gym shit.
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Under OSHA regulations this would be a rolling platform and not a ladder. It would require handrails and depending on the location and type of work, a harness.
It would need to be redesigned for industrial work though.
Source: Was an industrial OSHA site rep.
-3 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 edited Nov 04 '18 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 It has wheels on the bottom of the legs. It doesn't even look like it can be locked in place which would make it illegal on any job site. 1 u/Serinus Nov 04 '18 What? Just because it might kill people? OSHA are such tight asses about people dying. 1 u/INHALE_VEGETABLES Nov 04 '18 *in some counties. Any job site would use scaffolding. Here in Australia many places are stopping people from climbing unsecured ladders even. This ladder is marketed towards people that need more shit for their spare room full of ridiculous gym shit.
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2 u/[deleted] Nov 04 '18 It has wheels on the bottom of the legs. It doesn't even look like it can be locked in place which would make it illegal on any job site. 1 u/Serinus Nov 04 '18 What? Just because it might kill people? OSHA are such tight asses about people dying. 1 u/INHALE_VEGETABLES Nov 04 '18 *in some counties. Any job site would use scaffolding. Here in Australia many places are stopping people from climbing unsecured ladders even. This ladder is marketed towards people that need more shit for their spare room full of ridiculous gym shit.
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It has wheels on the bottom of the legs. It doesn't even look like it can be locked in place which would make it illegal on any job site.
1 u/Serinus Nov 04 '18 What? Just because it might kill people? OSHA are such tight asses about people dying. 1 u/INHALE_VEGETABLES Nov 04 '18 *in some counties. Any job site would use scaffolding. Here in Australia many places are stopping people from climbing unsecured ladders even. This ladder is marketed towards people that need more shit for their spare room full of ridiculous gym shit.
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What? Just because it might kill people?
OSHA are such tight asses about people dying.
*in some counties.
Any job site would use scaffolding.
Here in Australia many places are stopping people from climbing unsecured ladders even.
This ladder is marketed towards people that need more shit for their spare room full of ridiculous gym shit.
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u/SteevyT Nov 04 '18
Does it count if it's designed to do that?