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Trolley Ladder Checklists
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Ladder should be physically in good condition without ware and tare.
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Ladder should be free from corrosion, rot, splinters, protruding pieces, sharp edges, loose components, etc
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Loose steps or rungs (consider loose if they can be moved by hand)
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Feet of the ladder should work properly.
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Feet of the ladder should have slip resistant pads.
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Ladder rung locks and spreader braces should be in working condition
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Bolts, rivets, fasteners, anchors and supports, screws of Ladder should be tight and secured.
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Platform and steps of the ladder should be in good condition without any damage. It should be firm and secured.
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Ladder steps and rungs should be free from debris, dirt, oil, grease and other material
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Slivers on uprights, rungs or steps
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Damaged or worn nonslip bases
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Trolley wheels out of adjustment
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Does the ladder side rails extend at least 3 feet above the upper landing surface to which the ladder is used to gain access?
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Are portable ladders less than 20 feet long?
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Clamps to avoid ladder slip
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For extension ladder: locks and flippers of the locks should be in working and firm condition. Rope should be secured to the fly section and rope should move smoothly through pulley system.
