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U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: 52% Statistics

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: 52% Statistics Consumer Product Safety Commission

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: 52% Statistics Consumer Product Safety Commission Average number of deaths from elevated falls between :

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: 52% Statistics Consumer Product Safety Commission Average number of deaths from elevated falls between : 661

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: 52% Statistics Consumer Product Safety Commission Average number of deaths from elevated falls between : 661 Average percentage of occupational deaths between :

U.S. Department of Labor – Bureau of Labor Statistics Average annual number of nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses involving falls to lower level by requiring at least one day away from work: 20,000 Percentage where the worker carried materials in his/her hands as he/she climbed: 52% Statistics Consumer Product Safety Commission Average number of deaths from elevated falls between : 661 Average percentage of occupational deaths between : 14%

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses:

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion Most common reasons for Ladder Falls:

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion Most common reasons for Ladder Falls: Base of ladder slips

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion Most common reasons for Ladder Falls: Base of ladder slips Ladder is not positioned at a proper angle

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion Most common reasons for Ladder Falls: Base of ladder slips Ladder is not positioned at a proper angle Ladder rungs lack grip

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion Most common reasons for Ladder Falls: Base of ladder slips Ladder is not positioned at a proper angle Ladder rungs lack grip Ladder moves left or right

Statistics Liberty Mutual’s 2005 Workplace Safety Index Direct compensation and medical treatments associated with falls from elevation cost American businesses: $4.6 Billion Most common reasons for Ladder Falls: Base of ladder slips Ladder is not positioned at a proper angle Ladder rungs lack grip Ladder moves left or right Climber carries too heavy of a load to the roof

LadderPort ™ LadderPort™, the inexpensive permanent building mounted extension ladder receiver, securely holds the ladder in place

LadderPort ™ LadderPort™, the inexpensive permanent building mounted extension ladder receiver, securely holds the ladder in place Hooks secure the ladder while side plates prevent it from moving left or right

LadderPort ™ LadderPort™, the inexpensive permanent building mounted extension ladder receiver, securely holds the ladder in place. Hooks secure the ladder while side plates prevent it from moving left or right. The solid metal grab bars enable the technician to climb up and down a portable extension ladder comfortably and safely

LadderPort ™ LadderPort™, the inexpensive permanent building mounted extension ladder receiver, securely holds the ladder in place. Hooks secure the ladder while side plates prevent it from moving left or right. The solid metal grab bars enable the technician to climb up and down a portable extension ladder comfortably and safely. LadderPort™ meets OSHA Regulation (b)(1)

LadderPort™, is available in different models to fit most building facades Most locations will require Type 1 or Type 2 Type 1 Type 2Type 3 Type 4 LadderPort ™ Ladder Receiver

LadderPort™ Type 1 – Standard Flush Mount For use when building has a flat, strong wall and a simple flashing detail. This model accommodates a fascia board to 6” below the top of the roof wall. Powder Coated for Lasting Durability LadderPort ™ Ladder Receiver

LadderPort™ Type 2 – Gutter Saver Protects your gutters from extension ladder damage. Use this model when a gutter up to 8” wide by 8” tall is present. This model must be attached to a strong wall. Powder Coated for Lasting Durability LadderPort ™ Ladder Receiver

LadderPort™ Type 3 – Adjustable Select this model when the wall has a crown or decorative detail at the top of the wall. Its telescoping lower attach points easily adjust & should be attached to a strong wall, such as masonry (block or brick), providing a complete stable unit. Drill bit & stainless steel hardware included for adjusting the telescoping lower attach points. Powder Coated for Lasting Durability LadderPort ™ Ladder Receiver

LadderPort ™ Ladder Receiver LadderPort™ Type 4 – Adjustable Select this model when the wall has a crown or decorative detail at the top of the wall. Its telescoping lower attach points easily adjust & should be attached to a strong wall, such as masonry (block or brick), providing a complete stable unit. Drill bit & stainless steel hardware included for adjusting the telescoping lower attach points. Powder Coated for Lasting Durability

LadderPort ™ LadderDock Use this model when the only solid attach point is a wood nailer or other solid base supporting the roof edge flashing. This model requires the ladder to extend above the roofline.

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician.

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician. Cranky slips on or off the Port-A-Post or Mounting Post

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician. Cranky slips on or off the Port-A-Post or Mounting Post Uses a grab hook to tote items up to 300 pounds

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician. Cranky slips on or off the Port-A-Post or Mounting Post Uses a grab hook to tote items up to 300 pounds Equipped with a brake to stop the hand crank for added safety

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician. Cranky slips on or off the Port-A-Post or Mounting Post Uses a grab hook to tote items up to 300 pounds Equipped with a brake to stop the hand crank for added safety Back Pulley used to center loads when hoisting through a roof hatch

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician. Cranky slips on or off the Port-A-Post or Mounting Post Uses a grab hook to tote items up to 300 pounds Equipped with a brake to stop the hand crank for added safety Back Pulley used to center loads when hoisting through a roof hatch Crank ratio is 4.4:1

Cranky Portable Winch Cranky & Cranky Accessories allow one technician to lift heavier items from vehicle to roof without the expense of a crane or second technician. Cranky slips on or off the Port-A-Post or Mounting Post Uses a grab hook to tote items up to 300 pounds Equipped with a brake to stop the hand crank for added safety Back Pulley used to center loads when hoisting through a roof hatch Crank ratio is 4.4:1 Weighs only 29 pounds

Cranky Portable Winch Powder Coated for Lasting Durability

Cranky Portable Winch Powder Coated for Lasting Durability Stainless Steel Telescopic Boom

Cranky Portable Winch Mounting Posts

Building Support Post Type 1 Permanent Mounted Post for use with a flat wall when the mount is flush against the wall. Stainless steel cap protects post from the elements.

Cranky Portable Winch Mounting Posts Building Support Post Type 1 Permanent Mounted Post for use with a flat wall when the mount is flush against the wall. Stainless steel cap protects post from the elements. Building Support Post Type 2 Permanent Mounted Post for use when a gutter is present. Stainless steel cap protects post from the elements.

Cranky Portable Winch Mounting Posts Building Support Post Type 1 Permanent Mounted Post for use with a flat wall when the mount is flush against the wall. Stainless steel cap protects post from the elements. Building Support Post Type 2 Permanent Mounted Post for use when a gutter is present. Stainless steel cap protects post from the elements. Building Support Post Type 3 (not shown) Adjustable Mount for use when obstacles are present.

Cranky Portable Winch Mounting Posts Building Support Post Type 1 Powder Coated for Lasting Durability Building Support Post Type 2 Powder Coated for Lasting Durability Building Support Post Type 3 (not shown) Powder Coated for Lasting Durability

Cranky Portable Winch Port-A-Post Quickly & securely sets on the roof hatch ladder or other permanent vertical ladder allowing the technician to easily lift heavy objects such as compressors and motors directly through the roof hatch or up the vertical ladder.

Cranky Portable Winch Port-A-Post Quickly & securely sets on the roof hatch ladder or other permanent vertical ladder allowing the technician to easily lift heavy objects such as compressors and motors directly through the roof hatch or up the vertical ladder. Post includes double clipped rope for toting Port-A-Post & Cranky to roof

Cranky Portable Winch Port-A-Post Quickly & securely sets on the roof hatch ladder or other permanent vertical ladder allowing the technician to easily lift heavy objects such as compressors and motors directly through the roof hatch or up the vertical ladder. Post includes double clipped rope for toting Port-A-Post & Cranky to roof Slips on in approximately sixty seconds

Cranky Portable Winch Port-A-Post Quickly & securely sets on the roof hatch ladder or other permanent vertical ladder allowing the technician to easily lift heavy objects such as compressors and motors directly through the roof hatch or up the vertical ladder. Post includes double clipped rope for toting Port-A-Post & Cranky to roof Slips on in approximately sixty seconds No tools required for set up

Cranky Portable Winch Port-A-Post Quickly & securely sets on the roof hatch ladder or other permanent vertical ladder allowing the technician to easily lift heavy objects such as compressors and motors directly through the roof hatch or up the vertical ladder. Post includes double clipped rope for toting Port-A-Post & Cranky to roof Slips on in approximately sixty seconds No tools required for set up

Cranky Portable Winch Truck/Van Mount For use with Cranky Portable Winch to lift heavy compressors, motors or other parts off the truck or van.

Cranky Portable Winch Truck/Van Mount For use with Cranky Portable Winch to lift heavy compressors, motors or other parts off the truck or van. Slips into standard 2” Reese Type Receivers

Cranky Portable Winch Truck/Van Mount For use with Cranky Portable Winch to lift heavy compressors, motors or other parts off the truck or van. Slips into standard 2” Reese Type Receivers Truck model also available, not shown

Cranky Portable Winch Truck/Van Mount For use with Cranky Portable Winch to lift heavy compressors, motors or other parts off the truck or van. Slips into standard 2” Reese Type Receivers Truck model also available, not shown Powder Coated for Lasting Durability

Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars allow safe and comfortable roof hatch access

Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars allow safe and comfortable roof hatch access. Fully adjustable to fit all standard roof hatches

Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars allow safe and comfortable roof hatch access Fully adjustable to fit all standard roof hatches Included drill bits and mounting hardware make the Grab Bars easy to install

Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars allow safe and comfortable roof hatch access Fully adjustable to fit all standard roof hatches Included drill bits and mounting hardware make the Grab Bars easy to install Meets OSHA Regulation (d)(3)

Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars allow safe and comfortable roof hatch access Fully adjustable to fit all standard roof hatches Included drill bits and mounting hardware make the Grab Bars easy to install Meets OSHA Regulation (d)(3) Caged Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars provide an added measure of safety to your existing roof hatch

Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars allow safe and comfortable roof hatch access Fully adjustable to fit all standard roof hatches Included drill bits and mounting hardware make the Grab Bars easy to install Meets OSHA Regulation (d)(3) Caged Roof Hatch Safety Grab Bars provide an added measure of safety to your existing roof hatch Back Bar option available for non standard ladder orientation

Parapet Back Ladders Use custom height stair system when parapet extends above the roofline

Parapet Back Ladders Use custom height stair system when parapet extends above the roofline Eliminate the need for jumping off the ladder to the roof, helping keep technicians safe

Parapet Back Ladders Use custom height stair system when parapet extends above the roofline Eliminate the need for jumping off the ladder to the roof, helping keep technicians safe Includes stainless steel screws and aluminum diamond plate joiner

Parapet Back Ladders Use custom height stair system when parapet extends above the roofline Eliminate the need for jumping off the ladder to the roof, helping keep technicians safe Includes stainless steel screws and aluminum diamond plate joiner Accommodates parapets heights 10”-60”

Parapet Back Ladders Use custom height stair system when parapet extends above the roofline Eliminate the need for jumping off the ladder to the roof, helping keep technicians safe Includes stainless steel screws and aluminum diamond plate joiner Accommodates parapets heights 10”-60” Custom orders will accommodate parapets over 60”

Parapet Back Ladders StepsParapet Height Above Roofline One14” – 20” Two21” – 30” Three31” – 40” Four41” – 50” Five51” – 60” Parapet Back Ladders have an adjustable base step for a true customized fit. Use the table below to choose the back ladder system that best fits your parapet.

Accessories Roof Pad Protect your roof from wear & tear caused by sharp tools, heavy object & technician use. Non slip rubber. 36”x48”x1/2” LadderStrap Velcro strap wraps around the top rung of the bottom section of extension ladder. Added security measure helps to secure extension ladder. Instructional Wall Sign Install sign on wall below LadderPort to insure ladders are placed correctly. Masonry Drill Bits Non-Standard Sizes 16”x9/16” 12”x5/16” For LadderPort & Cranky Mounting Hardware Kit For LadderPort & Cranky

About LadderPort LadderPort was founded in 2004 with a mission to fill the void in roof access safety. Our LadderPort™ & Cranky ™ Product Lines were invented by a Mechanical Contractor after realizing the need to lift heavy items effortlessly, seamlessly, safely and inexpensively. LadderPort manufactures a full line of safety products.

Research & Development LadderPort has an onsite research and development facility. LadderPort tests all products thoroughly before introduction. Onsite manufacturing facility allows for easy changes, modifications and enhancements. Customer feedback allows LadderPort to develop better product lines.

LadderTech product lines are manufactured in Brighton, Michigan from USA made parts. All products are patent pending.

Contact Us: LadderPort 7081 Dan McGuire Drive Brighton, Michigan (fax) Presented by: Elise Oras