What is WAH and what are its standards?

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WAH stands for Working at Heights. It refers to the practice of working in elevated areas and the safety standards associated with it.

WAH is an acronym for Working at Heights.
It involves working in elevated areas such as rooftops, scaffolding, or ladders.
The WAH standard includes guidelines and regulations to ensure the safety of workers.
It emphasizes the use of fall protection equipment like harnesses, guardrails, and safety nets.
Training and proper planning are essential for WAH activities to minimize risks.
Examples of WAH tasks include roof repairs, window cleaning, and construction work on tall structures.

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WAH full form is Work at hight. It's stand for the workplace safety and health for the workers.

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Any work above 2 meter from ground is caused work at height.

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