What should I pay attention to when working at high altitude in windy weather?

(1) Protective measures for working at heights

Any work that is carried out at a height more than 2m (including 2m) from the reference plane of falling height and is likely to fall is called aerial work, and aerial work shall meet the following requirements:

1 Safety signs, tools, instruments, electrical facilities and various equipment in the operation of the department must be inspected before construction, and can only be put into use after being confirmed to be in good condition.

2. The personnel who work at high altitude and erect safety facilities at high altitude must go through professional technical training and professional examination, hold relevant certificates and have regular physical examination.

3. When defects and hidden dangers are found in safety technical facilities for working at heights, they must be solved in time. When life safety is endangered, the operation must be stopped.

4, the workplace is likely to fall bar, should be removed or fixed, all materials in the high homework should be piled up smoothly, does not hinder the passage and loading and unloading. Tools should be conveniently put into tool bags, and walkways, access panels and climbing tools should be cleaned at any time during operation. Dismantled components and surplus materials shall be cleaned up and transported away in time, and shall not be placed down or discarded at will. It is forbidden to throw transferred objects.

5. When working at heights in foggy days, reliable anti-skid and leak-proof measures must be taken. All rain, ice, frost and snow should be removed in time. In case of strong winds, dense fog and other bad weather of magnitude 6 or above, open-air climbing and aerial work are not allowed. After storms, typhoons and rainstorms, check the safety facilities for working at heights one by one, and repair them immediately if they are found to be loose, deformed, damaged or falling off.

6. When the safety protection facilities must be temporarily removed or changed during the operation, it must be approved by the construction director, and reliable countermeasures should be taken, and it should be restored immediately after the operation.