Ladder and Access Equipment Check
Keep a numbered register of every ladder, step and tower on site and a dated grid showing when each one was last looked over.
Workshop and tools · WT-04
A free printable portable appliance inspection record — a register of portable electrical equipment with a blank check date and result column.
2 pages. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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Keep one register of the portable electrical equipment you are responsible for, with a dated line each time an item is checked and by whom.
Workshops, offices, village halls, holiday lets, event and hire companies, and anyone keeping their own record of portable electrical equipment.
2 pages, in this order:
Printed under the title: A register of portable electrical equipment, with a column for the date each item was checked and the result that was recorded. Deliberately blank: no intervals, no test values, no criteria.
Inspection regimes differ — check yours. What has to be inspected or tested, how often, by whom, and what has to be written down all differ by country, and differ again between equipment used at home and equipment used at work. Check what applies to you. Filling this sheet in records what you did; it does not demonstrate compliance with anything.
Write-on lines: Premises · Register kept by · Year
Table, 12 rows: No. · Item · Make & model · Asset / ID · Location · In use from
Table, 21 rows: Date · Item · Asset / ID · Checked by · Result recorded · Action taken · Next check
Because they are not ours to publish. What must be inspected or tested, how often, by whom and to what standard differ by country, and differ again between equipment used at home and equipment used at work. A number printed here would outlive the rule it came from.
No. It records what you did and when. Whether that satisfies any duty you are under is decided by the rules where you are — check them, and keep whatever documentation those rules call for alongside this register.
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