Ladder Safety DVD Training Program

Ladder safety dvd training program will help your organization make your workplace safer. Here is a review of the major program points if this training program:

• Pick the right ladder for the job...read the manufacturer's instructions and check the weight capacity.
• Examine your ladder before using it.
• Make any needed repairs to damaged ladders.
• Position your ladder using the 4-to-1 rule
• Secure a ladder before climbing if it at all possible.
• Use the three-point climbing technique
• Learn First Aid so you can help if an accident occurs,

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1. If using a straight ladder to reach a roof, how many rungs should extend beyond the roof edge for proper support?

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

2. What is the correct relationship between a ladder's distance away from the wall verses its "working length"?

A) 3 to 1.

B) 4 to 1.

C) 5 to 1.

3. True or False... When moving a ladder from one location to another, you should carry it vartically?

A) True

B) False

4. When climbing a ladder, how many "contact points" (hands and feet) should be touching the ladder at all timeS?

A) 2

B) 3

C) 4

• Ladders allow us to work comfortably at heights while off the ground.
• But we must be careful.
• When working with ladders there is always a danger of falling.
• Ladder accidents can lead to serious injuries
• Ladders need to be treated with respect, just like any other tool.
• Read the manufacturer's instructions
• Make sure you consider the weight capacity of your ladder.
• To calculate the total load it must support, remember to add tools and supplies to your own weight.
• The material the ladder is made of is also important.
• Don't use metal ladders near power lines or electrical wiring.
• Use fiberglass or wooden ladders in electrical situations.
• Before using any ladder, inspect it thoroughly
• Rungs should be undamaged and firm.
• The base should have "safety feet".
• Moving parts (ropes, pulleys and locking mechanisms) should be in good working condition.

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