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Electric power generation plants encompass many facilities, from coal-burning plants and hydroelectric dams to wind farms and nuclear power plants. Each of these facilities presents unique safety challenges when it...

Earn CEU credits with our free one-hour online course that discusses prefabricated modular metal stairs, access platforms, and ramps. Participants will not only learn about the benefits and relevant codes...

Rooftop Work Doesn’t Have to Be Inefficient and Dangerous Workers often require rooftop stairs for a variety of reasons, such as performing maintenance tasks on HVAC and electrical equipment. Yet...

The Importance of Ladder Safety Using a ladder to perform work at heights is typical for many individuals working in a wide variety of industrial settings. Because 81% of fall...

Working at or around a place with a risk of falling is classified according to standard safety regulations as ‘working at heights.’ For industrial and commercial employers operating in the...

Custom crossover platform saves customer over 2 weeks on installation time with ErectaStep's in-stock prefabricated parts. Custom projects are what we do best and our distributors know our favorite response...

[caption id="attachment_421382" align="alignright" width="368"] Rob Honeycutt, Co-founder & CEO of SixAxis Manufacturing[/caption] ANDREWS, S.C., October 26, 2021 – SixAxis LLC (the “Company”) announced today that Rob Honeycutt, Co-Founder & Chief Executive...

"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication." ― Leonardo da Vinci This ErectaStep stair and catwalk installation was assembled with 5 in-stock components that bolted together. No need for custom fabrication, welding,...

Construction sites are often replete with stairs or ladders that lead to the next floor. Stairways may be a standard walking surface, but they can also pose an innocuous threat...

Whether you call it handrails, guardrails, or just plain 'railings,' these are all designed to prevent people from falling off from elevated work areas or from moving into restricted entry...