Fibreglass Ladders Set To Save Lives

Dec. 17, 2012 - PRLog -- Aluminium and timber have long been the materials of choice in the manufacture of ladders (http://www.chiefladders.com.au/). In particular, aluminium is relatively cheap, light to carry and very maneuverable. Timber, whilst not as cheap as aluminium, makes for a sturdy ladder that gives one confidence when working at heights. Unfortunately timber is heavy to carry and cannot be folded as compactly as an aluminium ladder. Timber is also more expensive.
Now you can have the best of both worlds. How good would it be to have a ladder that was lightweight, compact, easy to maneuver and at the right cost?

In addition, how important is it to your industry that your ladders protect worker safety when working near power lines?

Aluminium ladders are all of this. They are relatively cheap, can fold down to a very compact size, light to carry and do not conduct electricity. Therefore the worker is protected at all times; something to keep the Occupational Work and Safety people very happy as the chance of workplace accidents involving electricity as good as zero.

In addition, aluminium ladders are sturdy and not subject to rust or corrosion from the elements.

Chief Industrial Ladders recognized the significance of fiberglass for safe, sturdy, quality ladders, at the right price and have introduced a great range of ladders including step ladders (http://www.chiefladders.com.au/step-ladder), extension ladders, platform ladders (http://www.chiefladders.com.au/platform-ladders) and multi-purpose ladders to suit all types of jobs and industries.

In particular the electrical and communications industries have been quick to take up fiberglass ladders (http://www.chiefladders.com.au/) as their ladders of choice, thereby increasing worker safety and decreasing the chances of work place accidents to negligible levels