Ladder Safety

Ladders: useful for climbing, unhelpful when misused. This course takes a structured approach to ladder safety—from choosing the right ladder for the job to following safety regulations and managing workplace-specific hazards. Whether it’s routine work or emergency use, the goal is to avoid both wobbles and paperwork.

Each module explores essential guidance, from selecting and inspecting equipment to using ladders in special situations, including training and maintenance needs. It’s about balance—literally and legally—with content grounded in workplace applications and safety awareness.

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn how to select ladders suitable for various job tasks.
• Understand ladder safety protocols in everyday and special scenarios.
• Study inspection, maintenance, and basic ladder upkeep procedures.
• Explore safe practices for emergency ladder use.
• Review ladder safety regulations relevant to UK workplaces.
• Identify training needs and resources for ladder safety awareness.

Who is this Course For:

• Construction staff using ladders during routine maintenance.
• Facilities teams handling multi-level access requirements.
• Safety officers reviewing workplace climbing protocols.
• Warehouse supervisors overseeing staff equipment use.
• Retail workers using ladders for daily operations.
• Event staff managing temporary access structures.
• Logistics and delivery teams dealing with stock storage.
• School caretakers or maintenance personnel on-site.

Career Path:

• Facilities Maintenance Worker – £26,000/year
• Health and Safety Coordinator – £34,000/year
• Construction Site Operative – £28,500/year
• Warehouse Supervisor – £31,000/year
• Safety Compliance Officer – £36,000/year
• Property Maintenance Assistant – £25,000/year