Ladder Inspection Checklist
- When doing an inspection, look for:
- damaged or worn ladder feet.
- twisted, bent or dented stiles.
- cracked, worn, bent or loose rungs.
- missing or damaged tie rods.
- cracked or damaged welded joints, loose rivets or damaged stays.
| Inspection Date – | |||
| Serial no of ladder- | |||
| Site Name: | |||
| SL
No |
Parameters | Yes/No/NA | Remarks |
| 1 | Check physical condition of ladder for healthiness? | ||
| 2 | Rungs are in good condition (no broken/no damage) | ||
| 3 | Is rungs are clean & free from oil & grease? | ||
| 4 | Is rungs distance are even? | ||
| 5 | Is bottom non-skid pad is available? | ||
| 6 | Is spreader are in good condition? | ||
| 7 | Is condition of top cap is good? | ||
| 8 | Is condition of rear side non climbing steps are good? | ||
| 9 | Is ladder kept properly at designated place after each use? | ||
| 10 | Is inspection label available & pasted? | ||
| Next Due Date of Inspection | |||
| Inspected by (Engineer/Site In charge) | |||
| Checked By Site In charge: | |||
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