Episode 113: AM-BOSS owner Robyn Rutley explains why her ladders are not only safer but are also better for our economy

<p>Robyn Rutley is the owner and CEO of AM-BOSS Access Ladders, a family run company that was started by her father in 1979. She joined him in 2004 and her husband Graeme joined her in 2007. <br/><br/>Since 2011 Robyn and Graeme have been responsible for managing Manufacturing and Production, Quality Control, Implementing Management Systems and maintaining CodeMark Certification.<br/><br/>In 1979 AM-BOSS first designed and manufactured prototypes of pull-down access ladders. The product was an immediate success and in 1981, AM-BOSS made its first Melbourne Home Show appearance. </p><p>AM-BOSS’ longevity in the industry means we have learnt and have perfected the most optimal designs using a combination of quality materials, professional expertise and exceptional workmanship.<br/><br/>Owner Robyn Rutley describes how this Australian-made product has no equal when it comes to safety and certification, and on top of that, is a product that has become respected globally for its workmanship and reliability.<br/><br/><a href='https://www.architectureanddesign.com.au/Suppliers/Am-Boss-Access-Ladders'>AM-BOSS</a> is the 2022 Sponsor of our Education series of podcasts.</p><p> </p>