Rope Access Painting and Coating

Name: Rope Access Painting and Coating
Brand: KubitDocs
SKU: KD-RA-PA-005
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Justifying rope access against the work at height hierarchy, carrying and using paint and tools on the ropes, protecting ropes and harnesses from coatings…

4 pages · 145 fillable fields · works in Adobe Reader, Preview, Chrome, or on a phone — or complete it online in your browser and download the finished document.

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This document is approved for issue by its author — a director of a UK principal contractor, forty years in the industry, SMSTS. It has not been independently reviewed, and the document says so. Every future revision of it is free, and your order email includes a link to complete it online — fill it in your browser, download the finished document. Why we don’t say “compliant”.

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Statutory basis, cited on the form

HSWA 1974 ss.2(2)(a) and 3
MHSWR 1999 regs 3 and 5
Work at Height Regulations 2005 regs 4, 5, 6 and 12
LOLER 1998 reg 9
COSHH 2002
Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002
CDM 2015 regs 13 and 15

Guidance and standards relied on

These are not law. HSE guidance carries no statutory force in itself, British Standards and NASC technical guidance are industry documents, and the Joint Code of Practice is an insurers' code. They are what the document is built to — and where a court would look for the standard of the reasonable contractor.

HSE INDG401 (rev 2, 2014)
BS 7985:2013
ACOP L132 (3rd edition, 2002)
HSE HSG151 (2nd edition, 2009)

What it is not

It is not a completed document and it is not health and safety advice. You must adapt it to your site and have a competent person complete and sign it off. See why we don't say "compliant".

Format

AcroForm fillable PDF. Every field has a tooltip. Tab order follows the reading order. Works on desktop and mobile, in Adobe and non-Adobe readers.

This revision was prepared against legislation current at 10 August 2026. Revision A0. Check kubitdocs.com/revisions for the current revision before use.