Information

  • Document No.

  • Type of Portable Ladder Being Inspected (i.e. Platform, Extension, Step or A-frame)

  • Conducted on

  • Location
  • Personnel

Ladder owner and ratings

  • What department owns the ladder.

  • What is the length of the ladder?

  • What is the ladder's number?

  • Is the weight rating clearly shown on the ladder?<br>If no. Remove the ladder from service.<br>

  • What is the weight rating of the ladder?

Condition of ladder

  • Is the ladder free from breaks and bends, splits, chips, fractures and compression failures?

  • Is the ladder intact, with no missing parts?

  • Are all bolts and rivets present and secure?

  • Are the rungs / trends of the ladder firmly fitted and free of excessive dents with the stiles fitting firmly?

  • Are the internal of the ladder free from rust / corrosion or signs of deterioration?

  • Are the feet of the ladder in good condition and fitted securely (i.e. No missing or excessively worn feet)

  • Are any operating ropes in good condition(i.e. no signs of fraying, wear, rot or other damage evident)?

  • Are all pivoting or rotating surfaces of the ladder (including pulleys in the case of extension ladders) lubricated?

  • Do all moving parts operate freely without bending or play?

  • In the case of wooden ladders is a protective coating (such as oil or transparent vanish) regularly applied to styles, especially if the ladder is regularly used outdoors?

Storage of the ladder

  • Is the ladder stored in a rack when not in use?

  • Does the ladder storage rack have sufficient points of support to avoid sagging?

  • Is the ladder free of any materials placed in or upon it whilst stored?

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