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Ladder Safety in the workplace for Hospitality – SS5090AE (11 Min.)

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1

Many ladder injuries occur from heights of six feet or less.

True
False

2

A stepladder should be fully opened and locked before it is used.

True
False

3

If a ladder has a damaged rail or loose locking mechanism, it may still be used for a quick task if someone holds it.

True
False

4

When climbing a ladder, you should maintain three points of contact whenever possible.

True
False

5

If you cannot comfortably reach your work from a ladder, it is safer to climb down and reposition the ladder than to lean or stretch.

True
False

6

It is acceptable to move a rolling ladder a short distance while someone remains on it.

True
False

7

Which of the following is the safest surface for setting up a ladder?

A wet tile floor
A firm, level surface
A box used to provide extra height
An uneven floor

8

What should you do when using a ladder in a busy hallway or guest area?

Work as quickly as possible
Place the ladder directly in the normal traffic path
Use caution signs and, if possible, have a coworker help monitor the area
Assume guests and coworkers will see the ladder

9

What is the safest way to handle heavy tools or materials while climbing a ladder?

Carry them in one hand
Balance them on your shoulder
Use a tool belt, hoist them, or have a coworker hand them to you
Place them on the top of the ladder before climbing

10

What should you do if someone falls from a ladder and a serious head, neck, or back injury is suspected?

Help the person stand up immediately
Move the person to a chair
Wait to see if the pain goes away
Keep the person still, call for help, and avoid moving them unless there is immediate danger