ladders? There seem to be a boatload of differentiated OSHA requirements
depending upon the use.
Normally I"m used to dealing with petrochem plants, etc. where they have
to have "night access," "severe service," etc.
But all's I need in this case is a ladder to access a maintenance
platform fifteen feet above grade, where the owner of a commercial
building wants to place his outside A/C units so they don't get stolen
or vandalized (the times we live in, etc.) It think it'll have to have a
locking door, presumably at the bottom of the cage, so the little
darlings don't get daring.
I see a bunch of places where I can order caged ladders to length, but I
don't want to tell the client he has to buy a ladder that's way too
expensive for him.
Any suggestions?
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