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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Is the Identity mark/ladder tag in place/legible?

  • What is the Ladder ID Number

General

  • Are there loose steps or rungs (considered loose if they can be moved at all with the hand)?

  • Loose or protruding nails, screws, bolts, rivets or other metal parts?

  • Are there any cracked, split or broken uprights, braces, steps or rungs?

  • Cracks or impact damage?

  • Slivers on uprights, rungs or steps?

  • Damaged worn or missing non-slip feet/bases?

  • Clean and free of oil, mud, paint, corrosion etc.?

Stepladders:

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  • Wobbly or unstable (from side strain)?

  • Loose or bent hinge spreaders?

  • Stop on hinge spreaders broken?

Telescopic Ladders:

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  • Loose/broken or stiff latches?

  • Rust or corrosion on frame?

Work Platforms:

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  • Loose hinges?

  • Wobbly or unstable?

  • Stop or hinge spreader broken?

  • Platform bent or cracked?

Overall Condition:

  • Note: If you have answered Yes to ANY of the above, the ladder must be removed from use, marked with a label to ensure further use is prohibited and returned to the service yard. All repair work to ladders and steps may only be carried out by a competent person.

  • Is the equipment free from any defects and safe to use?

  • Inspection carried out by?

  • Select date

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