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PORTABLELADDER SAFETY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 29 CFR 1910
PORTABLE LADDER SAFETY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 29 CFR 1910.25/.27
INDEX
Purpose
1. Introduction
1.1 Incidence of Occupationally - Related Deaths 1.2 Causes of Occupationally - Related Deaths
2. References
3. Work Practice
3.1.1 Selection for the Job 3.1.2 Ladder Safety Training
The height the ladder must reach The Weight Capacity (or working load) Needed
3.2 Inspection
4. Precautions
5. Climbing (General Precautions)
6. Other - Common Sense Ladder Safety Limits
7. Repairs
8. Coating
9. Storage of Ladders
10. Transportation
11. Hazards
12. Conclusion
Appendix A. Portable Ladders Safety Checklist
PURPOSE:
The purpose of these procedures are to provide guidance and to promote the safe use of portable ladders for Physical Plant and Telephone Services employees on the Creighton Campus.
Goal
The goal of these procedures is to provide adequate knowledge and training to minimize or eliminate ladder accidents.
1. INTRODUCTION:
1.1 Incidence of Occupationally - Related Deaths:
Excluding motor vehicle accidents, falls are the number one cause of occupational related deaths. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) estimates that 18,757 injuries and 24 fatalities per year are caused by falls from ladders annually. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) studies indicate that falls account for more than 15 percent of all worker compensation cases.
1.2 Causes of Occupationally - Related Deaths: Ladder mishaps result from several unsafe acts and conditions:
-Ladders placed on unstable surfaces.
-Workers on ladders reaching too far beyond the sides of the ladder. (Beyond the center of the body)
-Personnel standing too high on the ladder in order to maintain balance.
-Defective or broken ladders (e.g., broken rails, rungs, missing hardware).
-Ladders that were not secured or braced. (Particularly extrusion ladders.)
-Personnel hand carrying loads while ascending or descending.
-Selecting the wrong ladder for the job.
-Improper positioning of
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