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and may be more appropriate inside a building where access to the ladder is generally restricted to employees. Where unauthorised access has been gained the result is often a fall from height. This can cause life changing injuries and fatalities are not uncommon.

Managers can use our standard L3 Ladderguard to protect unauthorised access to the scaffold ladder. At ground level the full length of the scaffold may need to be fenced. This can be particularly important across ground level sway (longitudinal) bracing. In addition, there should be no projecting first lift transoms or ledgers that may aid climbing; and the use of scaffold fans, or sheeting of lifts can also help deter opportunistic access. They must make each rung unusable – ie no more than 50mm of rung should be exposed when the guard is pushed as far sideways as possible.ALL Scaffolds & Towers Domestic Towers STEEL Scaffold Towers ALLOY Scaffold Towers Industrial Towers

As an alternative to our standard L3 ladderguard, we also offer the L78 Ladderguard, which is a yellow painted steel ladder guard, Whether the places that the scaffold abuts public areas are common areas or under controlled private ownership.Our Ladderguards can be found in numerous applications, preventing access to; wind turbines, mobile telephone masts, building fixed Guards will need to be matched to certain ladders and not used on others ie a narrow guard is only suitable for a narrow ladder and if used on a wide ladder sufficient rung width could be exposed to allow the ladder to be climbed. The Work at Height Regulations 2005 – Regulation 8 and Schedule 3 Part 2 Clause 11, Schedule 6 Clause 5 References

Podium Steps & Low-Level Scaffs Chimney & Roof Scaffolds Garden Scaffolds Stairwell Scaffolds Zone 1 GLASSFIBRE Safety Towers The fencing should be installed as the scaffold is built, lift by lift, which means either writing this into the scaffold contract or having a separate contractor working with the scaffolding contractor so that there is no lag between the scaffold going up and fencing being fitted. In general, any additional fencing will need to be provided by the principal contractor unless this is specifically requested as part of the scaffold contract. The bottom lift ladder and additional fencing arrangements should be written into the scaffold contract and details added to any drawings or compliance sheet - by hand if necessary. Where the scaffold contractor is handing over an 'incomplete' scaffold ie no bottom lift ladder, this should be recorded on the handover paperwork. Adding and removing a bottom lift ladder does not constitute an alteration to a scaffold. Where used any scaffold tag system does not need to be withdrawn if the scaffold is inaccessible. All our standard Ladderguards are available in several materials; aluminium, galvanised steel, stainless steel and painted mild steel.ALL Ladders Extension Ladders Combination Ladders Telescopic Ladders Roof Ladders Glassfibre Ladders Single Ladders exact ladder lengths, ladder guards to suit ladders with fall protection devices installed, and many, many more ladder If a standard Ladderguard does not suit your ladder, then we are happy to provide a quotation for a bespoke ladder guard, design to