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Ladders and steps support safe access for tasks carried out at height in workplaces, warehouses, and facilities.
Selecting the correct ladder type and using it properly helps reduce the risk of falls.
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Selection depends on working height, task duration, and surface conditions.
Risk assessments should guide ladder choice.
Ladders should be inspected regularly for damage or wear.
Faulty ladders must be removed from service immediately.
Ladders should be placed on stable ground and used correctly. Users should avoid overreaching and maintain safe contact points.
Yes! Workplace ladders must meet relevant safety standards and be suitable for professional use.
The British Standard for portable ladders, including step, extension, and combination ladders, is BS EN 131.
Common options include step ladders, platform steps, and extension ladders.
Steps are typically used for lower-level access tasks.
Step ladders are lighter and suited to short tasks. Meanwhile, platform ladders offer greater stability and comfort for longer work at height.
