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This type of ladder is self supporting, non-adjustable in length and has flat steps on a hinged back:
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This type of ladder is permanently attached to a structure, building, or equipment:
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This type of ladder is non-self supporting and is adjustable in length:
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This type of ladder is non-self supporting and is a fixed length:
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When must ladders be inspected:
- Before each use
- Periodically
- After any occurrence that could affect their safe use:
- All of the above:
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Rungs of ladders must be:
- Covered in grease and oil
- Evenly spaced
- Not bent more than 3/4 inches
- Constructed from any type of material
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Damaged or defective ladders shall be:
- Used if the risk is low
- Kept in service until a new ladder arrives
- Tagged out of service until repairs or replacement is made
- Kept for spare parts
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Wooden parts shall not be:
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Which is an example of good ladder maintenance?
- Keeping all hardware and fittings securely attached
- Allowing slack in the joint between the steps and the rails
- Letting movable parts stiffen and seize up
- All of the above
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Which is a safe ladder practice?
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Ladders shall be placed:
- In front of doors that open towards the ladder
- On flat level surfaces
- On boxes or barrels when additional height is needed
- In any location where elevated work is required
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Extension and single ladders shall be positioned:
- Horizontally if needed
- At an angle of 4:1
- At an angle of 10:1
- 2 feet past the upper landing when used for access
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Ladders can be used:
- For any purpose as long as they get the job done
- In any weather condition
- As platforms or runways
- For one person at a time
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When climbing, descending, or working from a ladder:
- Use 3 points of contact
- Face the ladder
- Do not allow the ladder to be moved
- All of the above
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Portables ladders must be kept at least how far from power lines:
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Maximum height of a step ladder is:
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What weight applies to the ladder’s weight limit?
- Worker’s weight only
- Worker’s weight plus the weight of tools and equipment
- Weight of the ladder and the weight or the worker
- There is no weight limit on ladders
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Cages or a climbing fall restraint system is required on fixed ladders that are at least:
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