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5. Only one person is allowed on any type of ladder at a time. 6. Do not place a ladder in front of doors opening toward the ladder except when the door is UDcked open,locked or guarded. 7. Do not place ladders on boxes, barrels, or other unstable bases to obtain additional height. 8. Face the ladder when ascending or descending and grasp the ladder with both hands. 9. Do not use the top two steps of ordinary stepladders as a step or stand. 10. Do not use a stepladder as a straight ladder. 11. When portals rung ladders are used to gain access to elevated platforms, decks, etc. The ladder must always extend at least 3 feet above the elevated surface. t is required that when portable rung ladders are used, the base must be so placed that slipping will not occur, unless it is lashed or otherwise held in place. Slip and Fall Prevention 1. Wear proper footwear for thejob and the environment. 2. Replace worn equipment; repairworn surfaces. 3. Mop up spills immediately. 4. Maintain adequate lighting. 5. Throw salt on icy walking surfaces and wipe up of y spills with adsorbent pads. 6. Never store materials on stairs or in companionways; pick-up immediately small tems like bolts or machine parts that could cause someone to fall. 7. Make sure all cords and hoses are neatly stowed after each use. Hatches Often on ships undergoing repair, hatches are open, deck plating is removed and floor holes exist. When working on ships, it is extremely important to pay close attention to the integrity of walking surfaces. 1. Never talk on a cell phone while moving around on a ship. 2. Do not carry bads that obscure your vision of surface you are walking on to the extent that you cannot see hazards in front of you. 3. Install handrails immediately after opening any hatch with a coaming of less than 24" above the walking surface. 4. Do not allow debris or other tripping hazards to collect near open hatches. 5. Do not run electrical cords or hoses on thewalking surfaces around hatches. Cranes 1. Do not walk under crane bads. At no time are loads to be carried over people. 2. Hardhats are requiredwhen working around an operating crane, orwhen there are any overhead loads. 3. Never put your hand between the bad and a sling. 4. Make sure the load is secure and well balanced before raising the load more than a few inches. 5. The crane rope must always be equipped with a safety hook. 6. Use a tag linewhenever a load needs continuous guidance or is likelyto swing. 7. Never use damaged or defective slings. Inspect slings prior to use. 8. Pad or protect slings from any sharp edges on the load. 9. All manufactured slings must have a legible load -rating tag. Discard all manufactured slings with wear threads showing.