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Guide to Ladder Inspection and Retirement
Guide to Ladder Inspection and Retirement
OSHA requires that every ladder be inspected for visible defects before it is used on a job site, and a ladder that fails that inspection has to come out of service the same day. Most crews do this by feel. A written checklist takes about thirty seconds per ladder, and it is what keeps a damaged rail off a two-story wall. Dallas Ladder supplies replacement ladders and parts from our Rowlett warehouse for DFW contractors.
The Pre-Use Inspection
Check the
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Sep 22nd 2026
Ladder Maintenance and Storage Best Practices
Ladder Maintenance and Storage Best Practices
Your ladders are one of the biggest investments on your truck. Proper ladder maintenance and storage extends their lifespan, ensures safety compliance, and saves you money on replacements. Dallas Ladder offers expert advice on keeping your equipment in peak condition.
Daily Inspection Checklist
Before every use, inspect your ladder for cracks, bent rungs, loose rivets, and damaged feet. Fiberglass ladders should be checked for signs of UV degradatio
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Jun 7th 2026