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Description
Description
The BS EN 131 compliant Laddertag system categorizes ladders as Professional or Non-professional and assigns them a unique identification number.
Conveniently located on the reverse are pre-use and in-use checklists. To keep track of your ladder’s status.
Easily communicate which ladder is fit for use. Updated to the BS EN 131 norm.
Laddertag® is robust and highly visible, displaying the latest information relating to a ladders class, inspection period and inspections due as well as a handy, quick-reference ladder inspection checklist.
Laddertag includes a holder that permanently attaches to a ladder, and inserts that can be removed. The inserts communicate:
- a ladder inspection trail
- up to 12 planned inspections
- inspector signatures
- a unique ladder reference
- the main ladder purpose and use
- a ladder inspection checklist (on reverse)
- When the ladder has been inspected, the inspector adds a signature if the ladder has been deemed fit for use. If not, the inspector removes the insert which leaves only the holder that shows a clear ‘Do not use’ message. If an inspection did not take place, the ladder should not be used until inspected.
Ladder Tag Kit (10 Holders, 10 inserts, 1 pen)
£49.99 ex VAT
Available to Order (3-5 Days)
Description
Description
The BS EN 131 compliant Laddertag system categorizes ladders as Professional or Non-professional and assigns them a unique identification number.
Conveniently located on the reverse are pre-use and in-use checklists. To keep track of your ladder’s status.
Easily communicate which ladder is fit for use. Updated to the BS EN 131 norm.
Laddertag® is robust and highly visible, displaying the latest information relating to a ladders class, inspection period and inspections due as well as a handy, quick-reference ladder inspection checklist.
Laddertag includes a holder that permanently attaches to a ladder, and inserts that can be removed. The inserts communicate:
- a ladder inspection trail
- up to 12 planned inspections
- inspector signatures
- a unique ladder reference
- the main ladder purpose and use
- a ladder inspection checklist (on reverse)
- When the ladder has been inspected, the inspector adds a signature if the ladder has been deemed fit for use. If not, the inspector removes the insert which leaves only the holder that shows a clear ‘Do not use’ message. If an inspection did not take place, the ladder should not be used until inspected.
