Heightwise Blog

When Contractors Bypass Gated Fixed Ladders, the Real Risk Begins

When contractors face gated fixed ladders, common workarounds—such as placing a stepladder or using stand‑off brackets—create serious fall and unauthorized access risks. This blog examines the dangers and compliance implications.

Meet 5 Key OSHA Ladder Requirements with the LadderPort Receiver

Learn how the LadderPort Ladder Receiver supports OSHA 1910 requirements for ladder displacement, top support, access extension, roof-edge safety, and training compliance.

LadderPort Ladder Receiver: How It Meets OSHA 1910 Requirements

Discover how the LadderPort Ladder Receiver helps meet OSHA 1910 standards for ladder safety, including top support, displacement prevention, and roof access compliance.

When to Use a Platform: Smarter Roof Access Starts Here

Roof edge obstructions, parapets, mid-roof walls, and access control needs all make LadderPort Platforms a smart alternative to fixed ladders.

Tall building with "H" sign, indicating a hospital.

How Healthcare Facilities Can Prevent Falls and Unrestricted Roof Access

Healthcare facilities face unique roof access risks. Discover how LadderPort helps prevent falls and restrict unauthorized entry—without disrupting operations.

Silver ladder leaning against a white wall, extending upwards into a clear blue sky. Perspective gives a sense of height and ascent.

The Hidden Hazards of Shared Roof Access: Why Compliance Starts at the Ladder

Shared roof access increases liability. Learn how LadderPort and LadderDock create safer, OSHA-compliant access for buildings with multiple users.

Gurney with a white sheet is placed outside an open ambulance on a concrete surface, with colorful cables and security tape nearby.

When “Safe Access” Isn’t Safe Enough: A Rooftop Tragedy

A technician followed instructions—and ended up with permanent brain damage. Learn how Ladder Receivers help prevent life-altering accidents and costly lawsuits.