What type of access is permitted to be used during demolition operations?

During demolition operations, various types of access points are permitted to ensure that workers can move safely and efficiently within the site. This includes passageways, stairways, and ladders, each serving distinct purposes depending on the site layout and the specific demands of the demolition process.

Passageways are essential for facilitating the movement of personnel and materials, while stairways provide safe vertical access especially in multi-story structures. Ladders offer flexibility in accessing areas that may not be directly reachable through permanent means of egress.

Permitting any of these access methods allows for a comprehensive approach to safety and logistics on demolition sites. The key is that the chosen access method should conform to safety standards and regulations to mitigate risks associated with demolition activities, ensuring that all personnel can navigate the site safely.