Stairways & Ladders

Introduction

working on stairways and ladders is indeed dangerous. Stairways and ladders have been one of the biggest causes of injuries and fatalities in the construction industry. It is very important for employers to train all employees to identify and recognize the hazards that are related to stairways and ladders, and to then instruct them on how to minimize the risk. Furthermore, employers must also make sure that each employee is trained by a suitable competent person.

OSHA's ladder and stairway rules apply to those used in construction, repair, alteration, decorating, painting and demolition. OSHA has provided extensive help and technical assistance through a variety of a programs. An overall dedication to ensuring safety and health in the workplace can add value to any business or workplace.

Course Description

This course was designed to provide workers with a basic understanding about the OSHA standards and the importance of its role in the prevention and elimination of workplace injuries and fatalities due to faulty stairways and ladders.

Learning Objectives

Topics Covered

Course Duration

The course has a duration of 1 hour.

Testing

Initial Tests or Quizzes must be passed with a 100% ranking in order for the applicant to proceed to the next lesson.

The final Examination must be passed with a minimum of 70% in order to clear the course. If necessary, the final examination can be taken 3 times.