Ladder safety training: selection, inspection, setup angles, three points of contact, extension ladders, and prohibited uses.
Trusted Across the Permian, Eagle Ford, Gulf Coast & Nationwide • Accepted by Major Operators
Every session incorporates classroom theory, OSHA regulation analysis, hands-on demonstrations, and formal evaluation.
The right ladder for the job: type, duty rating, and height.
Checking rails, rungs, feet, and locks before every use.
The 4-to-1 rule and securing the top and bottom.
Three points of contact, facing the ladder, carrying tools safely.
Extending 3 feet above the landing and proper overlap.
Top rungs, damaged ladders, and metal ladders near electricity.
Full adherence to regulatory requirements ensuring seamless operator clearance across all jobsites.
29 CFR 1926.1053 (construction) and 29 CFR 1910.23 (general industry) set the employer duty to train workers in ladder hazards. These are employer duties — not an OSHA approval of any training program.
Employer-verified competency. No federally mandated pass score.
A provider certificate of completion. Your employer documents the training. No OSHA card is issued.
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Answers to common scheduling, credentialing, and onsite training questions.
Our provider certificate of completion is issued same-day. Note: no OSHA card is issued for ladder safety training — your employer’s training records are the proof.
Yes! Our mobile fleet travels directly to your facility, yard, or jobsite across Texas and nationwide to train and certify your crews with zero disruption to your operational schedule.
Yes. We offer fully bilingual instruction in English and Spanish (Español) with Spanish study materials, written tests, and evaluations.
