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The Health and Safety Executive have issued an Operational Circular No OC200/30
which clearly sets out the level of stability required from a ladder. They have also confirmed that “footing” a ladder is “a means of last resort” for securing a ladder.
Ladders complying with the stability requirements of the circular can be safely used for “one man” operation
You can view this document by going to: http://www.hse.gov.uk/foi/internalops/fod/oc/200-299/200_30.pdf. The relevant paragraphs are 28 to 43.
A range of ladders is now available from Ladder Safety Devices which comply with both the requirements of the
The ladders are fitted with folding stabilisers which completely stop the ladder from sliding sideways, wheels to run up the wall, “sticky” rubber feet designed to grip on smooth surfaces and levellers which provide an adjustment of 100mm (4”)in increments of 3mm (1/8”) for use on uneven ground.
Ladder Safety Devices also manufacture a range of step-ladders fitted with stabilisers which provide an amazing level of stability- they simply cannot fall over.
These products are, without doubt, the safest ladders and step-ladders available anywhere. They are the ONLY ones complying with the
If you employ a Caretaker you are responsible for his safety and for a modest investment you can provide the safest equipment available.
For more information and prices go to www.laddersafetydevices.co.uk .
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