ErectaStep Stairs for Fire Suppression Riser Valve Access – SafeRack

ErectaStep Stairs for Fire Suppression Riser Valve Access

ErectaStep Stairs for Fire Suppression Riser Valve Access
By Kenny Rogers Aug 28, 2025 Estimated 2 minute read

ErectaStep stairs and platform at grain storage facility, giving safe access to fire suppression riser, manual control valves, and test/drain valves.

This SafeRack installation of an ErectaStep stair and platform system to provide direct, slip-resistant access to manual control valves (hand wheel) and test/drain valves (lever handle) on multiple fire suppression risers throughout a large grain storage facility.

Key Features and Benefits

  • Fire System Maintenance Access: The ErectaStep platform ensures safe, ergonomic reach to control and test/drain valves, eliminating fall risks.
  • Code Compliance: Permanent access infrastructure enables routine and emergency valve operation as required by NFPA 25 fire protection standards and OSHA guidelines for working at height.
  • Standardized Solution: Multiple installations across riser points establish consistent safety practices and facilitate rapid, standardized inspection and service routines.
  • Maintenance Tasks Supported:

Why ErectaStep?

ErectaStep’s pre-engineered platforms are slip-resistant, feature guardrails, and are designed for quick assembly and long-term performance. By replacing temporary ladders or makeshift access, SafeRack’s turnkey installation helps facilities stay in compliance, protect workers, and reduce maintenance downtime.

SafeRack Services Integration

This project showcases SafeRack’s full-service approach—from site assessment and design to turnkey installation—ensuring every ErectaStep system is tailored to meet both compliance and operational needs for fire suppression system safety. Ongoing technical support and safety consultations keep facilities protected as regulations evolve.

SafeRack is the trusted partner for industrial safety solutions that enhance productivity and compliance in mission-critical environments like fire protection system access.