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1. Do not put a load on the steps when they are folded for transport.

Always fully open the steps before use.

Make sure the spreader brace is working

Platforms always have to be properly opened before use. Do not put any weight

on a platform that has not been properly opened.

Do not set up the steps on a dirty or contaminated ﬂoor.

Do not set up the steps on an uneven surface.

6.2. Using the steps

Step component(s): Inspection point: yes/no

1. General inspection

points

All connecting elements (rivets, screws, bolts etc.) have to be in

place. Are any of the connecting elements loose or corroded? Is

there any dirt (e.g. soil, mud, paint, oil or grease) on the steps?

2. Side rails/rungs or

steps/safety rail

None of the rungs/steps must be missing.

Are the side rails, rungs/steps or safety rails bent, twisted, dented,

cracked or corroded? Are the rungs or steps worn, loose, corroded

or damaged? Is the platform (if available) or are any of the platform

components/fastening elements corroded or missing?

3. Connecting ele-

ments, ﬁttings

Check guides, locking devices and safety equipment for proper

function, tightness, damage and corrosion. Are the locking devices

or safety equipment damaged, loose or corroded or completely

missing?

7. Maintenance / Servicing

The maintenance and servicing work performed on the steps is intended to make sure that the steps

are working properly. The steps must be regularly checked for damage. Make sure all of the steps’

moving parts are in proper working order. All moving parts must be regularly lubricated. Any repairs

to the steps must be performed by a qualiﬁed person and in correspondence with the manufacturer‘s

instructions. Always clean the steps, and its moving parts in particular, immediately after use if they

become dirty. Only use conventional, water-soluble cleaning agents. Do not use aggressive or abrasi

ve cleaning agents. If the steps are being used commercially, they must be regularly inspected by an

authorised person to make sure that they are in proper working order (visual inspection and perfor

mance test). In this case, it is essential to draw up an inspection schedule that deﬁnes the type, scope

and intervals at which the requisite inspections must be performed. The intervals between these

inspections have to be determined in accordance with the relevant operating conditions, in particular

the relevant frequency of use, loads applied to the steps during use and the frequency and severity

of any defects identiﬁed during previous inspections. The owner is also responsible for removing

defective steps from use and storing them in such a way as to prevent their use until they have been

properly repaired or disposed of.