Ladder-Guard

04/16/2026

Ladder-Guard® X-Ray & Magnetically Detectable Safety Sign – Designed for Food Production Environments

Key Features

- Installs between top step and top cap of standard bi-fold ladders
- Highly visible safety messaging
- X-Ray & Magnetic detectable
- Durable, reusable construction
- No permanent ladder modification required
- Quick installation
- Designed for food production & processing environments

03/10/2026

NEW PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT

Ladder-Guard® X-Ray & Magnetically Detectable Safety Sign was developed specifically for food production and processing facilities where foreign material detection is critical.

Promote ladder safety and reduce the risk of personal injury with Ladder-Guard. Installs in minutes with no special tools and no modifications.

03/04/2026

Happy National Ladder Safey Month!
https://www.oshaeducationcenter.com/articles/march-is-national-ladder-safety-month/

Thousands of people are injured each year falling from ladders. Prevent common workplace accidents this March during National Ladder Safety Month.

02/25/2026

Here are some interesting facts about ladders:

* Ancient History: The earliest known evidence of a ladder is a Mesolithic rock painting in the Spider Caves in Valencia, Spain, which is at least 10,000 years old.

* The Longest Ladder: The world's longest ladder is a 135-foot (41-meter) wooden structure with 120 rungs, created by the Handwerks Museum in Austria in 2005.

* The First Stepladder: John H. Balsley patented the first foldable stepladder in 1892.

* Deadly Statistics: Over 900,000 people receive emergency room treatment for ladder-related injuries annually. Most fatal falls occur from heights of 10 feet or less.

* Common Mistakes: The four main causes of ladder injuries are using the wrong type of ladder, using a damaged ladder, using it incorrectly, and improper placement.

* Origin of Games: The game "Snakes and Ladders" originated in ancient India as Moksha Patamu (around the 2nd Century BC).

02/19/2026

Just around the corner! March is National Ladder Safety Month, led by The American Ladder Institute, OSHA and ANSI. Each year, employers and their workers make an extra effort in March to reduce ladder-related accidents and fall hazards in the workplace by participating in training events.

01/15/2026

Benefits of Ladder-Guard

- Promotes proper use of portable ladders with recognizable visual cue

- Minimizes ladder accidents by limiting access to top step or cap

- Helps reduce risk of fines or penalties due to ladder safety violations

- Installs in minutes, requires no special tools or ladder modifications

- Lightweight, durable, affordable, easy to maintain

- Works on all bi-fold, self-supporting stepladders

- Made in the USA

01/08/2026

Ladders are among the most used tools in construction, yet they’re often taken for granted. ALI urges contractors, construction crews, and safety professionals to refocus attention on training, equipment inspection, and safe climbing practices.

https://industrialhygienepub.com/news-headlines/american-ladder-institute-ramps-up-national-ladder-safety-month/

Now in 10th year, campaign draws attention to safe practices and promotes educational initiatives December 17, 2025— The American Ladder Institute (ALI), the only approved developer of safety standards for the U.S. ladder industry, is gearing up for its annual ladder safety blitz, National Ladder ...

12/04/2025

The American Ladder Institute will celebrate 10 years of National Ladder Safety Month in 2026.

“This milestone marks a decade of progress in changing the culture around ladder safety,” said Mike Van Bree, President of ALI.

Every March, National Ladder Safety Month unites safety professionals, manufacturers, workers, and homeowners in a shared mission: to raise awareness of ladder safety and prevent avoidable accidents.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from the crew at Ladder-Guard.

11/19/2025

Following two federal safety inspections, the U.S. Department of Labor has cited a Jacksonville roofing contractor with 10 safety violations for willfully exposing workers to fall hazards

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11/10/2025

Ladder safety reminders…

11/04/2025

Did you know that using the top step or cap of a stepladder is not only risky—but it’s explicitly prohibited by OSHA regulation 1926.1053(b)(13)?

At Ladder-Guard, we’ve engineered a simple, practical solution to prevent this hazardous practice.