French Labour CodeIn force
Section 8: Work on roofs.
Article R4534-91
Flat ladders, known as "roofing ladders", are fixed so that they cannot slip or tip over.
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Flat ladders, known as "roofing ladders", are fixed so that they cannot slip or tip over.
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