According to the CDC, each year in the U.S., more than 500,000 people are treated and about 300 people die from ladder-related injuries. The estimated annual cost of ladder injuries in the U.S. is $24 billion, including work loss, medical, legal, liability, and pain and suffering expenses.
Background and Statistics
Regulations and Standards
Types of Ladders
Duty Ratings
Selection
Inspection
Use
Storage
Maintenance
Disposal
Questions and Answers
About the Presenter
Kimlee Lindgen, MS, CHST
Kimlee is currently the Senior Risk Management Trainer for the Massachusetts Interlocal Insurance Association (MIIA). She has enjoyed various positions in the safety and health profession for over 43 years. Her expertise is in construction, maritime, education, insurance, and regulatory compliance. She has also been developing curriculum, and serving as an industry director and instructor for the OSHA Education Center for 33 years.
