OSHA Ladder Safety Requirements (1926.1053): What NJ, NY & PA Contractors Need to Know
A ladder’s height matters, but so do its footing, angle, access and condition. Here’s what OSHA 1926.1053 says to cover in your procedure.
Choose a talk that fits the work and the crew. These guides cover topic planning, English and Spanish materials, useful attendance records and follow-up questions.
A ladder’s height matters, but so do its footing, angle, access and condition. Here’s what OSHA 1926.1053 says to cover in your procedure.
Gloves, eye protection, hard hats and other PPE should suit the hazard and fit the worker. Review the fit and use questions that belong in a construction safety program.