Recently, Sussex firefighters carried a full-sized ladder the entire distance from Worthing Pier to Brighton Pier to raise funds for the Fire Fighters Charity and support a firefighter’s upcoming solo expedition to the South Pole.

From looking at this article, it may seem like carrying a ladder is straightforward, but there are actually a number of safety risks associated with carrying a ladder improperly – from strains and trips to equipment damage.

Whether you’re a trained firefighter, passionate DIYer or construction worker, knowing how to safely carry a ladder is crucial. That is why we have created this easy guide on how to carry a ladder safely. Let’s get into it!

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Whether you’re using a ladder for work or at home, one of the most critical aspects of ladder safety is ensuring that it’s secure before you climb.

Not sure to how to secure a ladder properly? Don’t fret – check out this easy guide!

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Warehouses can be fast-paced and hectic environments where workers need to access high shelves quickly and efficiently. Ladders and steps are essential in warehouses as they facilitate access to high storage areas and promote an efficient workflow; however, improper use of ladders and steps can lead to serious injuries, which is why ensuring that all workers are educated on ladder safety is crucial.

To help you with educating your staff and others involved in warehouse operations, we have created this quick and easy guide to warehouse ladder safety – let’s get started!

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Falls from ladders are one of the leading causes of fatalities, especially in workplace settings. While most ladder injuries are non-fatal, the potential for fatal outcomes does exist. A recent news article from the Blackpool Gazette discusses the case of a 92-year-old Cleveleys pensioner, who died after falling from a 12 foot ladder while trying a fix a roof.

This raises the question: how old is too old to use a ladder? Let’s get into it!

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A recent news report from the BBC discusses how concerns have been raised over the replacement of wooden ladders with a steel alternative on the Grade II listed East Pier in Whitby.

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