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Ladder Information

Type of Ladder

Construction Type

General

  • Are steps and rungs tight? (Cannot be moved by hand)<br>

  • Are all nails, screws, bolts tight with no loose materials?

  • There are no cracked, split, or broken uprights, braces, steps or rungs?<br>

  • There are no slivers on uprights, rungs, or steps?

  • The rungs, cleats, and steps are uniformly spaced?

  • There are no Rungs/steps missing?

  • Rungs/steps on metal ladders are not corrugated or knurled?

  • Ladder is free from grease, oil or slippery materials?

  • Wooden parts are free from splinters, cracks, decay?

  • Wooden ladders are free from opaque coating?

  • Joints between rungs and side rails are tight (cannot be moved by hand)?<br>

  • Movable parts operate freely?

  • The non-slip bases are not worn or damaged?

  • Rails are free from cracking/splitting?

Stepladders

  • Ladder is not wobbly (from loose or worn parts when in the open position)?

  • Hinge spreaders are not loose or bent?

  • Stops on hinge spreaders are not broken?

  • There are no sharp edges on spreaders?

  • Hinges are tight?

Extensions Ladders

  • There are no loose, broken, or missing extension locks?

  • Lock seat properly when ladder is extended?

  • Rope is not frayed or worn?

Fixed Ladders

  • There are no loose, worn or damaged rungs?

  • There is no damage to the side rails?

  • There is not corrosion the cage?

  • There is no corrosion on the bots and rivet heads inside of metal stacks?

  • The base of the ladder is clear of obstructions?

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