Create Free Account
Username/Email
Password
login
Remember Me
Trouble logging in?
header
Solutions to your goals...
sign in
my journal
members admin +
my account
target accounts
tech view
social view
community +
friends
following
day plan
share
create
store
manage
track
Title: Ladder Safety: An Introduction
Username:
Required field cannot be left blank.
User name already exists, please choose another one.
First Name:
Required field cannot be left blank.
Last Name:
Required field cannot be left blank.
Password:
Required field cannot be left blank.
Not less than 6 characters
Re-type Password:
The two passwords are not consistent.
Email:
Required field cannot be left blank.
Email format is invalid.
Another user has already registered with that email address.
Re-type Email:
The two emails are not consistent.
create free account
add to my library
add to my day plan
share
Goal: this task will increase the confidence of the goal to apply Cal OSHA (ladder) safety standards on the job site
John Mitchell published this Cognitive Task at isodoit.com under Industry | Construction | Construction of buildings | Training and Education | Construction Trades
Doers: 4 | Form: Cognitive Task | Phase: Engagement | Type: Primary | Level: 1 | Code:
Start: Dec 12, 2019 | When: | Duration: 10 Minute(s)
Elements: ( element | product | description | amt )
  • California Construction : Cal OSHA Pocket Guide for the Construction Industry | | | 1 
Steps:
  • Please rate how important you think job site safety is (on a 1 to 10 scale). Be honest.
    response:
  • Did you know that you have to be trained by a supervisor in ladder safety BEFORE you use one on the job site?
    response:
  • Did you know that your supervisor has to be trained in how to train you in ladder safety (if you use ladders routinely)?
    response:
  • Go to the docs tab and open the Task Documentation. You will find the Ladder chapter of the Cal OSHA Pocket Guide for the Construction Industry there. Please read only the first paragraph. Select 'successful' when you are done reading.
    response:
  • You just read that the most common cause of worker injuries with ladder use are: 1) the use of faulty ladders 2) improper set-up of ladders or 3) incorrect use of ladders.

    Do you believe you can learn to use ladders safely by avoiding these common problems?
    response:
  • Will you promise to ask your supervisor to show you how to use ladders safely before using them?
    response:
  • Will you promise to use ladders safely on the job site, and to continue to learn how to be safer with them?
    response:
  • If anyone asks you to use a ladder in an unsafe manner, will you promise to refuse, and to explain to them why you won't?
    response:
save and continue
messages (0)
description
past results
(No Message)
About
FAQ's
Learn It
Contact Us
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
© 2019 Furious Integrated Training Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.