Working at height may look simple – until it isn’t. A small slip from a ladder can cause serious injury, damage, or worse. That’s why our Ladder Safety Course exists: to help you understand the risks and responsibilities before your foot even touches the first rung.
This course is designed for people who use ladders as part of their job – whether often or occasionally. It covers key safety principles, proper inspection routines, ladder types, weight capacity, and common hazards. With clear, bite-sized content and no fluff in sight, you’ll gain the confidence to make smarter decisions when working at height. Study at your own pace, in your own time, without the need for face-to-face instruction.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand the core risks involved in using ladders at work.
- Learn the correct ladder setup for different job environments.
- Identify common causes of ladder-related incidents and injuries.
- Know how to inspect ladders and spot visible signs of damage.
- Understand safe height limits and appropriate ladder types.
- Apply safety measures to reduce chances of slips or falls.
Who is this Course For
- Warehouse workers using ladders to access stock shelves.
- Construction staff working on-site at elevated positions.
- Maintenance teams carrying out repairs at height.
- Cleaning staff handling high windows or ceiling fixtures.
- Painters and decorators needing safe ladder use knowledge.
- Electricians accessing wiring in raised building areas.
- Retail staff stocking or arranging items on upper shelves.
- Health and safety officers overseeing ladder safety standards.
Career Path
- Construction Labourer – £24,000 average yearly salary
- Maintenance Technician – £28,000 average yearly salary
- Warehouse Operative – £23,000 average yearly salary
- Painter and Decorator – £27,000 average yearly salary
- Electrician – £35,000 average yearly salary
- Facilities Assistant – £26,000 average yearly salary
