ManCage Chastity Cage, Number 01, Transparent

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Our toolbox talk discusses the topic of the safe use of a man-cage. The safe use of a man-cage is important as it is classified as working at heights, which is seen as a high risk activity. “Man-Cage” means a platform enclosed on all sides. Whether closed or open at the top, designed to raise and lower persons utilizing a lifting machine, but does not include mobile elevated platforms and suspended access platforms. Regulation 18(8) There is a very wide range of specially designed equipment for lifting people, enabling them to work safely at height (See the Step-by-step guide). The correct type of equipment should always be selected for the task in hand and it is vital that the activity is properly planned through risk assessment. The risk assessment should also take account of the specific requirements of LOLER (regulation 5) and the Approved Code of Practice for lifting people. Some people using the equipment may be less familiar with the risks so training and adequate supervision in the operation of the equipment are very important. The area below the work at height must be segregated from the normal work activity via the use of warning cones, lights, barriers or signs as appropriate. Forklift man cages can only be used on a forklift and cannot be carried to extreme heights as a crane man cage can. Mistress Thorne has created this simple guide with images to talk you through each stage of the process. 1. Safety precautions

All persons involved with work platforms should be properly trained, including action to be taken in the event of an emergency Communication: Man cages create a safe elevated workspace, they are also known as: man box, forklift cage, man carrying cage, man safety cage, man workbox, workbox, crane workbox, forklift workbox and there are even a few other less common names used to refer to a man cage. The Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations 1998 (LOLER) requires that lifting operations are properly planned and work is carried out in a safe manner. No user shall require or permit any person to be moved or supported through a lifting machine. Unless that machine is fitted with a man-cage designed. It should be manufactured according to an approved SANS standard approved for that purpose by an inspector and after a risk assessment has been done. 3 Requirements:

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When planning an activity that involves any aspect of working at height, it is vital to consider the safe method of getting a person to the area in which they need to work. The selection and use of an appropriate and suitable method of access will depend on the nature of the task to be carried out, the frequency of occurrence, the duration of the work and the availability of equipment. When issuing a Declaration of Conformity for lifting equipment, manufacturers have to assess its design and construction against these requirements, undertaking inspection, examination and testing as necessary to meet them, as well as meeting industry-accepted quality and safety standards. The Declaration of Conformity may therefore be a substitute for the initial thorough examination before first use, if the lifting equipment does not depend on post-manufacture assembly or installation conditions. When deciding to use a non-integrated or integrated work platform, employers must follow the relevant requirements of the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998 (PUWER).

No assembly between the cage and the ring for comfort and safety. No risk of pinching the skin in an assembly of several elements.Our aim is to offer high quality products at affordable prices with discreet worldwide delivery. Many chastity belts that we've seen on the market are incredibly expensive and we don't think that's particularly fair, so we do our best to offer the best devices for the lowest prices. All of our products are thoroughly tested to ensure that you receive a safe, quality item that you’re happy to use on a regular basis. Under the Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 employers or people who have control of premises have the duty to ensure the safety of their employees and other people on the premises.