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OSHA Ladder Safety Training

OSHA Ladder Safety Training

Course Duration: 2.0 Hours
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OSHA Ladder Safety Training

Slips, trips, and falls remain the leading cause of workplace injuries and fatalities. Each year more than 300,000 people are hurt on the job and nearly 800 lives are lost—ladders alone account for roughly 20% of those falls. Our online OSHA Ladder Safety course teaches practical, rule-book guidance and hands-on tips to reduce ladder incidents and keep worksites compliant.

Course Overview

Whether you’re new to ladder work, an experienced climber, or a safety supervisor, this self-paced online course combines real-world scenarios with clear instruction to improve ladder safety on every job site.

Why choose our training?

OSHA-aligned — Covers key rules in 29 CFR 1926.1053 and 29 CFR 1910.23.
Self-paced online — Accessible from any device so employees can learn on their schedule.
Practical focus — Job stories and step-by-step guidance for hazard recognition, ladder selection, safe use, and inspection.
Certificate of completion — Supports OSHA record-keeping and shows proof of training.

What you will learn

  • Common ladder hazards and how to avoid them
  • OSHA ladder requirements and compliance basics
  • Choosing the correct ladder for task & user
  • Safe climbing techniques to reduce falls
  • Pre-use inspection and maintenance checks
  • Proper setup, ascent/descent, and storage practices
  • Employer duties and worker rights under OSHA

Who should take this course?

  • Construction crews & subcontractors using portable/fixed ladders
  • Maintenance and facility teams
  • Warehouse and logistics staff
  • General industry employees working above floor level
  • Safety leaders and supervisors
After completing the OSHA Ladder Safety Training course, the learner will be able to:
  • Define different types of ladders, including step ladders, extension ladders, and fixed ladders, and identify their appropriate uses.
  • Recognize common hazards associated with ladder use, such as falls, instability, and electrical contact, and explain how to prevent them.
  • List OSHA requirements for ladder construction, maintenance, and load capacity as outlined in 29 CFR 1926 Subpart X.
  • Describe proper ladder setup techniques, including placement angles, securing methods, and surface stability considerations.
  • Explain the correct procedures for ascending, descending, and working from a ladder to maintain balance and prevent falls.
  • Identify key inspection points to determine if a ladder is safe to use or needs repair or removal from service.
  • Understand the responsibilities of a competent person in ladder safety inspections, training, and hazard correction.
  • Summarize safe practices for using ladders near doorways, in high-traffic areas, or near electrical lines.
  • Discuss ladder safety protocols for specific work environments, including construction sites, warehouses, and utility work.
  • Apply OSHA fall protection guidelines where applicable to ladder use to reduce the risk of serious injury or death.

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