
In this episode, we sit down with Andrew Pantelides and Gary Percy from Telesteps to discuss the next evolution of climbing safety. While traditional fiberglass ladders have been the industry standard for decades, Telesteps is disrupting the market with their patented, DuPont Kevlar non-conductive telescoping ladders. Engineered for use near energized electrical systems, these ladders are 25–30 lbs lighter than traditional models and compact enough to fit in the back of a small van.
We dive into the history of the company—from manufacturing aircraft-grade aluminum tools for the U.S. Military to using the same ballistic materials found in NASA’s Artemis II shield. Learn how these precision tools are improving ergonomics for fleet professionals and why "big when you need it, small when you don't" is the future of utility safety.
Learn more about their full range of products at: https://telestepsladders.com
Key Takeaways
#UtilitySafety #ElectricalSafety #Telesteps #KevlarLadder #JobsiteSafety
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