Carbon Steel Mobile Platform Ladder Safety / Workshop Rolling Step Ladder

Description:

Specifications:

Features and Advantages:

1) Steel Q235 material, powder coating finish
2) Wide, slip-resistant / non-slip steel steps
3) Completely self-supporting structures and have two rigid castors and two swivel casters with brake
making them easy to move
4) Operative can have one hand free when moving up and down the steps and both hands free with a
large top level platform.
5) PU casters 4" * 4, can be customized in other sizes and other material (nylon, rubber, etc)
6) Increase productivity with speedy relocation.
7) Ideal for working at fixed heights, easier to maneuver than scaffolds or lifts
8) Waist-high guard rail around work zone
9) Extra-large standing platform for long standing comfort
10) Perfect for Use in warehouse (for safe order picking), DIY Hardware store, stockroom, maintenance
areas, various types of factory, schools, offices, hospitals, stores and libraries.
11) Custom size is available

Safety Tips:

1) Wear slip-resistant footwear. Never wear sandals, high heels or flip-flops. Wear appropriate clothing (e.g. no loose or flapping clothing, or clothing that restricts movement when climbing.
2) Do not use if affected by a medical condition or medication.
3) Keep ladder clear of live wires, electrical hazards and ceiling fans.  
4) When transporting your ladder check for overhead power lines, live wires, service cabling or electrical hazards.
5) Carefully inspect your ladder to ensure there are no worn parts or damage before climbing:
6) If any component is found to be worn or damaged, rectify any faults before use.

7) Complete as much of the task at ground level as possible.
8) Ensure the ladder is placed on dry, firm, level ground/floor. Uneven footing may cause the ladder to rock. If this occurs reposition the ladder until all feet have firm contact with the floor. Always check there is no rocking movement before climbing the ladder.
9) If castors are fitted to the ladder, ensure rubber feet have firm contact with the floor when the springs are depressed.
10) Ensure the ladder is fully opened and the spreader bar is locked into position. Check for overhead obstructions before climbing.
11) Only light work is to be undertaken on the ladder. Always face towards the ladder when climbing, and always maintain three points of contact with the ladder. Use a tool bag or tool belt to help to keep hands free.
12) Before moving a ladder, take care to ensure that all tools and other items have been removed.
13) Be mindful of your concentration and fatigue level. Avoid becoming overconfident when using ladders during repetitive tasks.  

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