Ladder Safety Month
National Ladder Safety Month, created by the American Ladder Institute (ALI), raises awareness to reduce ladder-related injuries and fatalities. ALI believes ladder accidents are preventable through proper planning, training, and improved product design. The more individuals and organizations involved, the greater the impact. In 2025, ladders ranked as OSHA’s 3rd most cited safety violation, with 2,405 violations.
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Goals of Ladder Safety Month:
Decrease number of ladder-related injuries and fatalities
Increase the number of ladder safety training certificates issued by ALI
Increase the frequency that ladder safety training modules are viewed.
Lower the rankings of ladder-related safety citations on OSHA’s yearly Top 10 Citations List
Increase the number of in-person ladder trainings
Increase the number of companies and individuals that inspect and properly dispose of old, damaged or obsolete ladders
Ladder Statistics
Nonfatal injuries involving ladders. 161 were fatal.
Emergency room visits related to ladder incidents
In annual costs from ladder injuries. This encompasses work loss, medical expenses, legal fees, liability, and pain & suffering
2036 Caged Ladder Update
Retrofitting Ladder Fall Arrest System
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Watch our Heights & Insights™ video breaking down these key changes and deadlines in an easy-to-digest, 5-minute video.
Download the FREE one-page reference guide encompassing all key dates and OSHA codes related to the upcoming change.
Read our blog to dive deeper in the the regulation changes, fall protection options, benefits to employers, and more.
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OSHA Ladder Compliance Checklist Breakdown
Click on each box of the Kattsafe OSHA Ladder Compliance Checklist to learn more about the importance behind each requirement, as well as the correlating OSHA code it relates to.
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