We evolved: from the ladder to the low-rise platforms. Some data.
Why use low-height access platforms?
Using the ladder as a work tool is a big mistake.
According to the royal decree of RD2177/2004, the staircase must be used only as a means of ACCESS.
To work at height, you must have the necessary means, in addition to following the stipulated safety criteria.
In 2019 , 695 people died due to workplace accidents, according to theMinistry of Labor.
Of these 695 people, 475 died during their working day and 146 did so ‘in itinere’, when they were going to or returning from their work. 621 of these people were salaried and 74 of them self-employed.
Falls from heights were the third most frequent cause of fatal accidents in 2019.
In conclusion, a total of 85 people died as a result of a fall from height, 13% of all fatal accidents, placing falls from height as the third most frequent cause of fatal accident after traffic accidents.
Ladders are one of the most dangerous elements of use at work.
In them, around 5,000 accidents occur a year and one in ten usually ends in disability or death. What are the reasons?
- By movements of the ladder
- Loss of balance
- Slip.
Why use LOW LEVEL ACCESS?
- It allows for SAFER, faster and more efficient work. Avoiding accidents.
- Avoid the most common workplace accidents with the use of stairs such as loss of balance.
- It significantly improves working times. A single person can operate the machine without assistance.
- No assembly required. With three simple and quick steps, you can access height.
- It allows you to have work tools at hand, avoiding going up and down with the risk of slipping.
- Environmentally friendly. Manual and electric machines.
We drive change.
Liftisa, with 30 years of experience innovating solutions for working at height and convinced of the need to promote a change in this segment, we focus all our efforts on promoting lifting machines for working at low heights.
With the aim of increasing safety, efficiency and effectiveness.
The 8 solutions for working at low heights.
Manufacturers have developed a range of products to perform low-height work safely.
Manual, mixed or self-propelled machines. Easy to handle, very versatile, ultra-compact and allow working in small spaces with raised floors.
If you want more information, contact us and we will inform you of all the solutions we have and we will advise you on the one that best suits your project.
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