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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The current EN131 ladder regulations sort ladders into two classifications: Professional and Non-Professional.

• Ladders rated Professional are designed for demanding workplace environments where tasks typically require extra durability and safety precautions.
  
  
• Ladders rated Non-Professional  are suitable for domestic and at-home DIY jobs, but should not be used for trade or industrial applications.

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Both step ladders and platform ladders have their own set of unique advantages, despite the fact that many people use the two terms interchangeably. This blog will unpack the differences between these two ladder types to help you decide which one is best for your job.

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A step ladder is a short folding ladder with flat steps and a small platform. They are an essential tool in many workplaces, allowing employees to reach high shelves, change lightbulbs and carry out inspections. However, they need to be used with care to avoid injury and accidents.

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