Ladder Inspection Checklist
This procedure is a ladder inspection checklist. A tool guide you can use in assessing the working condition of a ladder. It helps ensure that a ladder passes safety and quality standards before use and that it is being used correctly by trained workers
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10/24/2021
Ladder Inspection Checklist
This procedure is a ladder inspection checklist. A tool guide you can use in assessing the working condition of a ladder. It helps ensure that a ladder passes safety and quality standards before use and that it is being used correctly by trained workers
Date:
Inspected By:
Location:
Type/Grade of Ladder:
Length:
Ladder ID:
Material:
Inspection Item
Metal Parts: broken, loose, dented, rusty, missing
Side Rails: broken, loose, dented, rusty, signs of deterioration
Rungs: broken, loose, dented, rusty, signs of deterioration
Braces, Uprights or Steps: broken, cracked, splintered, chipped, defective, missing or signs of deterioration
Anti-Slip Feet: broken, cracked, defective, poor condition, missing, or signs of deterioration
Extension ladder lock, pulley or other fittings: worn, out of place, damaged, unworkable, missing or signs of deterioration
Steps: greasy, slippery, cracks, splitting
Spreader Arms and Stops: broken, bent, loose, damaged, defective, rusty, unworkable or missing
Rope: damaged, worn, broken, frayed, knotted or missing
Pail Tray: damaged, worn, broken, bent, rusty, tight, unworkable or missing
Ladder: makeshift repairs, signs of deterioration, bent, warped, twisted or bowed
Final Comment: