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Online Ladder Safety Training

Our Online Ladder Safety Training enables attendees to gain knowledge on how to use certain types of ladders correctly and safely and how to check for any faults with the ladders before use.

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What you'll learn.

  • What ladder safety entails.
  • Recognise the correct ways to complete safety checks.
  • Understand how to safely move ladders.
  • Understand why maintenance and cleaning is important.
  • Gain an understanding of the importance of selecting the correct ladder for a specific job.

About Online Ladder Safety Training.

What is ladder safety? What are the different types of ladders and what are their uses? What different materials can ladders be made from? What to do when setting up a ladder? Our Online Ladder Safety Training will help you answer the questions above and more.

Falls from ladders account for an average of 14 deaths per year. According to HSE statistics falls from ladders account for almost a third of all injuries and cost the UK economy £60 million every year, as well as being the number one cause of workplace deaths.

Through our Online Ladder Safety Training, you will gain an understanding of why ladder safety is important. You will learn how to complete safety checks. You will learn how to complete a risk assessment. You will learn how to choose the correct ladder depending on the job. You will also learn the reasons there are multiple different ladders depending on the job.

Who is Online Ladder Safety Training for?

Our Ladder Safety course is for anyone who uses a ladder to complete their job. Whatever care or non-care sector you work in our Ladder Safety course will help you gain knowledge, skills, and confidence to use a ladder safely at work.

What are the learning outcomes?

  • Discuss the different types of ladders used for different types of jobs.
  • Discuss what factors can increase an individual’s likelihood of injury.
  • Be able to assess key safety elements.
  • Demonstrate how to complete a risk assessment.
  • Develop knowledge, skills, and strategies to develop positive environments
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some safety ladder tips?
Choose a ladder suitable for the job and ensure it is in good condition without any defects. Check for any damage, wear, or loose parts before use. Ensure the ladder is clean and dry. Place the ladder on a stable, level surface. Ensure it is fully extended and locked into place. Always face the ladder, maintain three points of contact (two hands and one foot or two feet and one hand) and avoid overreaching. Do not carry heavy loads, avoid using the top three rungs, and follow the ladder’s weight capacity and usage guidelines.
The “1 in 4 rule” for ladders is a guideline used to ensure proper ladder placement and stability. It states that for every 4 feet of ladder height, the base should be positioned 1 foot away from the vertical surface it is leaning against. This ratio helps maintain the ladder’s stability and reduces the risk of it tipping over.
Many of our courses can be adapted for both classroom settings or virtual platforms like zoom. Some courses that include a practical aspect can only be delivered in a classroom setting.

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