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  • Ladders or Stepladders being checked

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  • Person carrying out the checks

  • Where were the checks carried out

  • A pre use check should be carried out every time that ladders or step ladders are used, however this check needs to be recorded only once a week.

  • Are the stiles in good condition

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  • Description of the defect / damage

  • The ladders / stepladders must not be used and reported to either the Senior Pest Control Officer or Health and Safety and Business Engagement Manager.

  • Make sure the stiles are not bent or damaged, as the ladder could buckle or collapse.

  • Are the feet ok

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  • Description of the defect / damage

  • The ladders / stepladders must not be used and reported to either the Senior Pest Control Officer or Health and Safety and Business Engagement Manager.

  • If the feet are missing, worn or damaged the ladder could slip. Also check ladder feet when moving from sift /dirty ground to a smooth solid surface to make sure the foot material and not the dirt is making contact with the ground.

  • Are the rungs in a good condition

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  • Description of the defect / damage

  • The ladders / stepladders must not be used and reported to either the Senior Pest Control Officer or Health and Safety and Business Engagement Manager.

  • If the rungs are bent, worn, missing or loose the ladder could fail.

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  • Description of the defect / damage

  • The ladders / stepladders must not be used and reported to either the Senior Pest Control Officer or Health and Safety and Business Engagement Manager.

  • Ate the locking mechanisms working

  • If the locking mechanisms are bent or the fixings are worn or damaged the ladder could collaspe. Ensure any locking bars are engaged.

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