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Ladder Safety

Ladder Safety training for construction, maintenance, facilities, warehouse, telecom, HVAC, electrical, and general industry workers.

63 minutes3 modules80% passing scoreInstant certificate
  • Three ladder safety modules
  • 3-question quiz after each module
  • 10-question final assessment
  • Instant certificate of completion

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What you actually cover

Every module, in order, with its runtime. 3 modules, 15 topics, 1 hr 3 min of instruction, and a final exam you pass at 80%. Nothing here is behind the paywall as a surprise.

  1. 01Choosing the Right Ladder

    18 min
    • Course Introduction
    • Pick the ladder for the job
    • Duty rating and load
    • Material and electrical exposure
    • Module 1 scenario
  2. 02Inspection and Setup

    23 min
    • Inspect before use
    • Tag and remove defects
    • Set the angle and landing
    • Footing and surroundings
    • Module 2 scenario
  3. 03Working Safely From a Ladder

    22 min
    • Three points and facing the ladder
    • Overreaching and side force
    • Top step, top cap, and misuse
    • Weather, surfaces, and stop points
    • Module 3 scenario
  4. 04Final exam

    pass at 80%

    10 questions drawn from everything above. Your certificate is issued the moment you pass.

What this training is built on

The specific provisions this course teaches to. We publish them so you can check the course against the rule rather than take our word for it.

Train one person or your whole crew

Volume pricing is applied automatically as you add seats, and you get a roster showing exactly who has finished and who has not.

Ladder safety regulation alignment

This Ladder Safety course is structured around OSHA ladder requirements in 29 CFR 1926 Subpart X, including portable ladder selection, inspection, setup, 4-to-1 pitch, 3-foot landing access, safe use, and worker stop-work awareness. Employer site rules, ladder inventory, rescue planning, supervision, and documented authorization remain the employer's responsibility.

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