OSHA recently updated the Ladder Safety standard, with many of the changes going into effect in January 2017. Updates related to ladders, however, will go into effect Nov. 19, 2018. | MSC Industrial Supply

March is National Ladder Safety Month. Did you know that #OSHA requires fall protection equipment be used at elevations of four feet in general industry and six feet in the construction industry, and yet thousands of people are injured or killed due to falls from ladders and scaffolding? Workers in the #construction industry are most at risk. Learn more about the ANSI standard for Climbing Ladder Fall Arrest Systems (CLFAS) and the requirements for the equipment to be compliant. #LadderSafetyMon

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