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  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Project Name:

  • Project No:

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Ladder

  • Ladder Identification / Ladder No

  • Ladder Type:

Note

  • A visual pre-use inspection is required for all types of portable ladders every time the ladder is used. Listed below are common inspection items for reference.

  • If a ladder fails any inspection item, remove the ladder from service immediately, tag it out with at a “DO NOT USE” label, and report it:

  • - If the ladder is owned by a subcontractor, report the problem to the Abergeldie Project Supervisor

  • - If the ladder is owned by Abergeldie, report the problem to the Plant Manager

Inspection Item

  • No indication that the ladder should not be in service, such as the presence of a DO NOT USE Tag

  • Ladder is the proper length for the job

  • No evidence of unusual damage, wear, deterioration, corrosion, sharp edges, burrs

  • All bolts, nuts, or connections tight; no loose steps, rungs, hardware

  • Steps are free of obstacles, grease, oil, or dirt

  • Safety or non-skid feet are functional

  • Rungs or steps are slip resistant (knurled, corrugated)

  • No cracks in welds or other metal parts

  • No missing or damaged truss block supports, reinforcing rods, or knee braces

  • No delaminating, blisters, visible cracks, no splits in rungs, rails, or other structural parts

  • Spreader or locking device fully functional

  • No damaged or defective pulley, rung locks, or rope

  • Locking mechanism and casters (wheels): intact and operable

  • Guard handrails secure (required if more than 4 steps)

  • Ladder is completely stable (no wobbling, resting on an even surface, surface not slippery)

  • Further Comments:

  • IS THIS LADDER FIT AND SAFE FOR USE?

  • Note: If the answer is “No” to any of the above questions, then the ladder shall be immediately removed from service, a “Do Not Use” tag attached and repairs or replacement arranged

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