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At hewitt ladders we are passionate about all ladders & access equipment . We only supply the very best quality British manufactured ladders on the market at the very best Prices . Our range of ladders are suited to all trades from domestic use to Light trade EN131 and Class 1 industrial at hewitts we have it covered.

Our customer service is exceptional ,If you need advice regarding your ladders or any access equipment we are here to help & advise. We pride ourselves on our customer feedback.

When buying a ladder dont buy the cheapest available they are cheap for a reason and that shows in the quality of the products. When standing high up on a ladder the last thing you want is for your ladder to let you down or feel unsafe...At hewitts you buy knowing you are getting the very best British manufactured ladders and access equipment available so you can buy with confidence.
And becouse we are not just a web based company, We have all our products in stock !! That you can try out before you buy at our show room . So thats who Hewitt ladders are :) .

For more information and product please see our web site : www.hewittladders.co.uk

3 things you should know about Ladders

Falls from height are the main cause of death in the
workplace. Forty-five people died in 2006/07 as a result of a
fall at work. There were 3750 major injuries, 350 every month.
Reducing the number of tragic deaths and terrible injuries
from falling from height remains a priority for HSE. For those
who regularly use access equipment, falls from height is one
of the main risks you face every day.
Make sure you, and the people you work with,
know how to use your access equipment safely.

Before you start work at height it is vital to take a moment to
plan the work properly. The Work at Height Regulations 2005
(as amended) set out a hierarchy that you must follow when
you are planning work at height. The first thing to look at is
how the work could be done avoiding work at height. Longhandled
tools could help do this. If this cannot be achieved,
what measures can you take to prevent a person from
falling? This could be by using a guard rail or work positioning
system. If this cannot be achieved, look at what you can do
to minimise the distance and consequences of a fall. A net or
airbag system could do this. Where there is still the risk of a
worker falling and injuring themselves, you must look at what
other measures can be taken to reduce this risk. Extra training
would be one way to do this.

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