Ladders
Ladders are essential for safely reaching elevated surfaces during high dusting, vent cleaning, or ceiling maintenance. They provide stable access to hard-to-reach areas and should always be used according to safety regulations and manufacturer guidelines. Cleaning EDGE teams use industrial-grade step and extension ladders built with non-slip rungs and reinforced joints for maximum safety.
Ladders are essential for safely reaching elevated surfaces during high dusting, vent cleaning, or ceiling maintenance. They provide stable access to hard-to-reach areas and should always be used according to safety regulations and manufacturer guidelines. Cleaning EDGE teams use industrial-grade step and extension ladders built with non-slip rungs and reinforced joints for maximum safety.
Usage
Ladders are used for:
- High dusting and fixture cleaning
- Ventilation system maintenance
- Ceiling light or fan cleaning
- Wall washing and cobweb removal
Safety Guidelines
- Always inspect ladders before use for cracks, bent rails, or loose parts.
- Set up on level, non-slippery surfaces and lock spreaders in place.
- Maintain three points of contact (two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand).
- Do not overreach; move the ladder instead.
- Only one worker per ladder at a time.
- Use fiberglass ladders near electrical fixtures (never aluminum).
⚠️ Caution: Never stand on the top two rungs of a step ladder.
Maintenance & Replacement
- Clean after use to remove dust and chemical residue.
- Inspect weekly for stability and rubber foot wear.
- Replace ladders with structural damage, rust, or missing components.
- Record inspections in the Equipment Safety Log.
