1
07/08/2014 Clarification on whether a worker is allowed to stand on the top step of equipment, similar in design to a step stool
2
01/03/2012 Clarification on when a trestle ladder would be considered a stepladder.
3
01/21/2010 Using a stepladder as a non-self-supporting ladder.
4
03/16/2009 The use of cable hook assemblies, pole grip assemblies, or adjustable levelers on fiberglass extension ladders used in construction.
5
03/16/2009 The use of cable hook assemblies, pole grip assemblies, or adjustable levelers on fiberglass extension ladders used in construction.
6
03/16/2009 The use of cable hook assemblies, pole grip assemblies, or adjustable levelers on fiberglass extension ladders used in construction.
7
03/16/2009 The use of cable hook assemblies, pole grip assemblies, or adjustable levelers on fiberglass extension ladders used in construction.
8
03/16/2009 The use of cable hook assemblies, pole grip assemblies, or adjustable levelers on fiberglass extension ladders used in construction.
9
03/16/2009 The use of cable hook assemblies, pole grip assemblies, or adjustable levelers on fiberglass extension ladders used in construction.
10
11/28/2007 Whether OSHA requirements prohibit working from a portable stepladder and, if not, whether fall protection is required. 29 CFR 1926.1053(b).
11
11/28/2007 Whether OSHA requirements prohibit working from a portable stepladder and, if not, whether fall protection is required. 29 CFR 1926.1053(b).
12
11/28/2007 Whether OSHA requirements prohibit working from a portable stepladder and, if not, whether fall protection is required. 29 CFR 1926.1053(b).
13
11/28/2007
Whether OSHA requirements prohibit working from a portable stepladder and, if not, whether fall protection is required. 29 CFR 1926.1053(b).
14
12/22/2005 Rail extensions for a portable ladder;step-through ladder device.
15
06/20/2005 Applicability of scaffold fall protection to guardrails near ladder access areas on scaffolds; toeboards across ladder access areas.
16
06/02/2004 The meaning of standards can only be modified through the rulemaking process, not through a letter of interpretation.
17
05/27/2004 The use of extension cord while working from scissor lift; requirement to secure or barricade a ladder.
18
05/03/2004 The upper rails and end caps of self-supporting ladders are not required to be slip-resistant.
19
02/26/2004 Portable ladders not extending 3 feet above upper landing must be secured.
20
11/03/2003 Applicable regulations to a metal cable ladder that is similar to a Jacob's Ladder.
21
11/03/2003 Applicable regulations to a metal cable ladder that is similar to a Jacob's Ladder.
22
04/26/2002 OSHA Guidance concerning use of clip on products for ladders to facilitate transport of the ladder or other objects.
23
04/26/2002 OSHA Guidance concerning use of clip on products for ladders to facilitate transport of the ladder or other objects.
24
05/11/1999 Maintenance vs. construction; working from fixed ladders.
25
04/02/1996 Portable ladders.
26
04/02/1996
Portable ladders.
27
04/26/1995 Whether or not fall protection is to be used when reinforcing steel is being installed and application of OSHA's job-made ladder requirements to rebar cages.
28
03/16/1993 Use of temporary vertical ladders.
29
04/02/1992 Loads carried by persons climbing or descending a ladder.
30
12/06/1991
Use of ladders positioned against columns
31
05/12/1975 General requirements of ladders
32
04/07/1975 Ladders extending more than 36 inches above the landing do not need to have the rungs above the landing removed so as to facilitate employees stepping between the side rails.
