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Friday, 25 February 2011 12:40

All Ladder Log documents, including the ‘Ladder Inspection Checklists’ and ‘Guidance for Ladder Inspectors’ can be downloaded for free. That means:

Simply create a user account and login and you will be able to access a wide range of useful documents and replacement stationary.

Simple to setup and use, cost effective and just better than the rest.

The ladder Association offer the following guidance about attaching inspection tags and holders to ladders:

They should not weaken the ladder or require the invasive modification of the ladder e.g. drilling, screwing or riveting
As Ladder Log holders are designed to be used with plastic ties we now give you the required ties free with every order

Keeping you up to date with best practice without hurting your wallet.