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  • Ladder Asset No/Ref:

  • Date

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Safety Director

  • Site Supervisor(s)

Previous inspection?

  • Any outstanding comments or actions from last month?

Inspection Type & Frequency of inspection

Stiles

  • Straight when sighted and not bowed or twisted

  • Free from impact damage?

  • Free from splinters, holes, tears, splits?

  • Free from corrosion, rot, mould, fungus?

  • Free from paint, chemical or other contamination?

Feet and End Caps

  • Are the Feet and End caps all there?

  • Secure with no loose or missing fixings?

  • Free from splits, cracks or other damage?

  • Free from paint, chemical or other contamination?

Ladder Fittings

  • Free throughout movement and free from damage?

  • Tie Rods & Struts are all there, securely fixed and free from damage?

  • Rivets & Welding all intact and secure?

  • Ropes & Pulleys working smoothly with no missing parts, free from damage and ropes free from fraying, cuts or wear?

  • Locking bars (Stepladder only) locks correctly, or anti-splay cords are intact & secured?

  • Access Gates intact & securely fixed?

Rungs or Treads

  • Are the rungs/treads all there?

  • Straight & tight (cannot be moved by hand)?

  • Free from over wear with no cracks or dents?

  • Free from corrosion, rot, mould, fungus?

  • Free from paint, chemical or other contamination?

Brackets, Hooks & Catches? (For leaning ladders only are they)

  • All there and securely fixed?

  • Working smoothly with no missing or damaged wear pads?

  • Free from corrosion, rot, mould, fungus?

  • Free from paint, chemical or other contamination?

  • Are the supporting stiles, straight (not twisted out)?

Inspection Summary

  • Are the ladders of suitable classification?

  • Is the ladder unmodified and in its original conditions?

  • Is the ladder inspection tag & holder present and in good condition?

  • Are the Safe Use & Warning labels present and legible?

  • Has the ladder passed the inspection and is fit for use? <br>If No the ladder log inspection tag should be reversed to display the 'Do Not Use This Equipment' warning and the ladders removed from service to a secure quarantine location for further investigation.

Comments and Action Required?

  • If so, list them?

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