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Permit to Use a Ladder/Steps

by Olivia Blazier, from the Community

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Use this Permit to Use a Ladder/Steps template to control work at height on construction sites. Capture permit number, subcontractor and equipment IDs, location, validity dates, and confirmations. Verify competency, risk assessment, induction, EN131/BS Class 1 compliance, and issue inspection tags. Manage daily checks Monday to Sunday, supervisor sign-offs, and final closure by both supervisor and manager for safe equipment removal and record keeping.

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V-HSF047 Permit to Use a Tower
The V-HSF047 Permit to Use a Tower is a structured permit form to control and authorize the safe use of access towers on site. It captures site details, permit number, subcontractor, equipment ID, work description, location, and validity dates. The form aligns with Work at Height Regulations and prompts initial actions such as risk assessment, site-specific induction, PASMA-competent assembly, verification of CSCS competency, and availability of equipment certificates. It includes manager issue and supervisor receipt sections, daily check sign-offs for each day of the week, and final closure by both supervisor and manager with tag removal.
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Permit to Use a MEWP (V-HSF045)
The V-HSF045 Permit to Use a MEWP template helps control safe use of mobile elevating work platforms on site. It guides initial actions such as completing a risk assessment, delivering site-specific induction, verifying operator competence like IPAF training, and ensuring equipment documentation is available. The permit includes issue and receipt confirmations between the manager and subcontractor, daily check records for Monday to Sunday, and final closure steps including inspection tag removal. Use this form to support Work at Height Regulations compliance, authorization, hazard control, and consistent recordkeeping.
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Ladder Step Permit to Work
Use this Ladder Step Permit to Work template to control and document work-at-height activities. Record project location, task details, maximum height, risk assessment and method statement checks, and justification for using ladders or steps. Capture approvals from competent persons, specify ladder size, list additional controls, and require return by end of shift. Standardize permits and improve site safety compliance.
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PC HS 24 - Ladder Permit
Use this PC HS 24 ladder permit to authorize short-duration ladder work and document essential safety controls. Record permit details, location, dates, and workers. Confirm a task-specific risk assessment and method statement. Verify precautions including ladder condition, level setup, tie-off, pre-use inspection, one person at a time, and maintaining three points of contact. Capture required ladder length and working height. Include issuer authorization, permit start and expiry, acceptance by the person in charge, and cancellation once the area is left safe.
by Kevin Baker, from the Community
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V-HSF047 Permit to Use a Tower

The V-HSF047 Permit to Use a Tower is a structured permit form to control and authorize the safe use of access towers on site. It captures site details, permit number, subcontractor, equipment ID, work description, location, and validity dates. The form aligns with Work at Height Regulations and prompts initial actions such as risk assessment, site-specific induction, PASMA-competent assembly, verification of CSCS competency, and availability of equipment certificates. It includes manager issue and supervisor receipt sections, daily check sign-offs for each day of the week, and final closure by both supervisor and manager with tag removal.

by Olivia Blazier, from the Community

10+

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Permit to Use a MEWP (V-HSF045)

The V-HSF045 Permit to Use a MEWP template helps control safe use of mobile elevating work platforms on site. It guides initial actions such as completing a risk assessment, delivering site-specific induction, verifying operator competence like IPAF training, and ensuring equipment documentation is available. The permit includes issue and receipt confirmations between the manager and subcontractor, daily check records for Monday to Sunday, and final closure steps including inspection tag removal. Use this form to support Work at Height Regulations compliance, authorization, hazard control, and consistent recordkeeping.

by Olivia Blazier, from the Community

10+

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Ladder Step Permit to Work

Use this Ladder Step Permit to Work template to control and document work-at-height activities. Record project location, task details, maximum height, risk assessment and method statement checks, and justification for using ladders or steps. Capture approvals from competent persons, specify ladder size, list additional controls, and require return by end of shift. Standardize permits and improve site safety compliance.

by Chris Blair, from the Community

30+

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PC HS 24 - Ladder Permit

Use this PC HS 24 ladder permit to authorize short-duration ladder work and document essential safety controls. Record permit details, location, dates, and workers. Confirm a task-specific risk assessment and method statement. Verify precautions including ladder condition, level setup, tie-off, pre-use inspection, one person at a time, and maintaining three points of contact. Capture required ladder length and working height. Include issuer authorization, permit start and expiry, acceptance by the person in charge, and cancellation once the area is left safe.

by Kevin Baker, from the Community

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Permit to Use a Ladder/Steps

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