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(c) if there is no applicable standard under paragraphs (a) or (b), the requirements of a professional engineer. (b) another standard acceptable to the Board, or (a) the applicable CSA or ANSI standard in effect when the equipment or structure was manufactured, except as otherwise determined by the Board, (1) A ladder, window cleaner's belt or work platform must meet and be used in accordance with "work platform" means an elevated or suspended temporary work surface used for supporting workers and includes a scaffold and boatswain's chair.
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"swing stage" means a work platform that is raised and lowered by manual or powered hoisting equipment, supported by 2 or more suspension lines "self-propelled" means the capability of an elevating work platform to travel under power with the primary controls on the work platform "scaffold" means any temporary elevated work platform and its supporting structure used for supporting workers, materials or equipment (b) is not permanently installed on or attached to a building or structure "portable powered platform" means a movable work platform that (b) is permanently installed on or attached to a building or structure (a) is raised or lowered by other than manual means, and "permanent powered platform" means a movable work platform that "movable work platform" means a work platform that can be re-positioned during the course of the work "elevating work platform" means a movable work platform that self-elevates to overhead work locations
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"boatswain's chair" also known as a bosun's chair, means a seat attached to a suspended rope designed to accommodate one person in a sitting position "boom-supported" means supported by an elevating device that telescopes, articulates, rotates or extends relative to the machine base or vehicle, so that the platform can be positioned completely beyond the base Forestry Operations and Similar Activitiesġ3.6 Use restrictions DIVISION 3 - WORK PLATFORMSġ3.12 Removal from service DIVISION 4 - SCAFFOLDSġ3.19 Electrical hazards DIVISION 5 - MOVABLE WORK PLATFORMSġ3.25 Warning devices on elevating work platformsġ3.26 Controls on elevating work platformsġ3.27 Cranes and hoists used to suspend work platformsġ3.29 Hoisting and lowering work platformsġ3.33 Fall protection Division 1 - General Diving, Fishing and Other Marine Operations Ladders, Scaffolds and Temporary Work Platforms Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Noise, Vibration, Radiation and Temperature I wish I were there I'd jump on the chance to help and learn a little Italian so I'd know what you were cussing about.Occupational Health and Safety Regulation This project isn't hard to figure out, you just need to find someone who does this stuff. Once you've finished working on the project, take the switchback construction trail apart as you go down the hill and plant the greenery like the rest of the slope. Zig zag back and forth across the slope to keep the grade shallow enough for the machinery and wide spots to turn around for the next slope. Stack rocks against the cables/timbers/pipes, whatever and pile dirt to make a reasonably flat trail. Then either lay timbers or stretch cables between the stakes to act as a terrace wall. into the slope in a line on the down hill side of the trail you wish to make. Heck, it'd be easy enough to make switch back construction trails on that slope the walk behind carrier to use. You need to load them heavy on the uphill end too. The gentleman using the walk behind track carrier needs to back it up steep slopes to keep the center of gravity uphill of the tracks. I LOVE operating excavators it's like having a great big STRONG arm and a hand that can crush cars. If you have a good anchor point above and a winch, say a bull dozer, you can swing like a trapeze artist with an excavator. Sure you have to dig a flat spot large enough to park on while you dig the next one but it's not a big deal for a good operator. Seriously, you can take excavators up sheer slopes if you know how. I'm a decent, not a Good, excavator operator and I could take one anywhere I've seen in the pictures you've posted and restore the natural contours as I left the job. Talk to a professional excavator operator, that slope is not too steep if you know what you're doing.