Werner Commemorates Nine Years of Commitment to Ladder Safety with American Ladder Institute

Werner's Commitment to Ladder Safety



As March approaches once again, Werner, a frontrunner in the ladder manufacturing industry, is set to celebrate a momentous milestone—its ninth consecutive year of sponsorship for National Ladder Safety Month. This initiative, in collaboration with the American Ladder Institute (ALI), aims to bolster awareness around the critical importance of ladder safety in various environments, particularly at work and home.

Escalating incidents related to ladder misuse emphasize the need for dedicated safety practices. Ladder-related injuries are often preventable, making ongoing training and adherence to safety guidelines essential for those working at heights. Eric Blankinship, Werner’s Senior Product Manager, highlights the essence of ladder safety training in fostering a culture of prevention: “Ladder safety is pivotal to creating an ethos of safety.”

While March serves as a primary focus month for ladder safety, Werner remains committed to education and training year-round. As part of this annual campaign, the company offers a plethora of online and onsite training opportunities to mitigate risks associated with ladder use.

Weekly Themes and Resources


During National Ladder Safety Month, a series of webinars will be conducted every week, each focusing on specific safety themes:
  • - Week One: Training and Awareness - Emphasizing the foundations of ladder safety and employee training.
  • - Week Two: Inspection and Maintenance - Focusing on routine checks to ensure climbing equipment is in optimal condition.
  • - Week Three: Stabilization, Setup, and Accessories - Covering proper setup techniques and essential accessories that enhance safety.
  • - Week Four: Safe Climbing and Positioning - Providing insights into the best practices for climbing safely.

Among these events, Blankinship will also lead a highly anticipated online webinar discussing proper setup techniques on March 17 at noon CST.

For those wishing to take part in Ladder Safety Month, the website laddersafetymonth.com serves as a hub of information detailing how businesses and individuals can engage in ladder safety practices.

Free Safety Training Offerings


Recognizing that a robust safety-oriented environment significantly reduces accident risks, Werner is offering an array of training resources and certifications free of charge. Among these offerings is their new Ladder Safety 101 e-learning course, designed to educate users on essential safety protocols and practices.

In addition to training, Werner provides complimentary downloadable materials like the Climbing Pro Guidebook and a Ladder Inspection Form. These tools are designed to ensure that ladders are in good condition, identifying any damaged or missing components before use.

Werner encourages site managers and safety officers to actively participate in Ladder Safety Month. Options include signing up for a complimentary safety training session, requesting a product demonstration, or sharing ladder safety tips across social media channels using the hashtag #LadderSafetyMonth.

About Werner


Founded as a leader in ladder innovation, Werner offers an extensive range of climbing products designed to enhance safety and productivity at any height. Their product line includes not just ladders, but also scaffolding, pump jacks, protective equipment, and much more, adhering to international safety standards to guarantee reliability and safety. For more insights about Werner and their products, visit wernerladder.com.

Joining Werner and the American Ladder Institute in this vital work underscores the importance of prioritizing safety in every workplace. Together these efforts reflect a dedicated mission to reduce injuries and promote a better understanding of how to utilize ladders safely, ensuring that all individuals can perform their tasks without risk.

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