That time of year is coming, up on a ladder to clean out gutters, roof repairs, Christmas lights. Falls from ladders are an obvious workplace hazard, but they are also a leading cause of injury/deaths for men at home. If you infrequently get up on a ladder take the time to insure safe use of the ladder. If you are older…be even more careful.
I am attempting to create a multifaceted safety training program centered around topic-specific PowerPoint Presentations to use when training my clients. I am seeking your written permission to use this picture to enhance my training.
Obviously we will footnote/recognize your contributions in the manner of your choice. We would also be willing to hyperlink from our website, http://www.ussafety.us, to our website
Your assistance with this training would be deeply appreciated.
Frank, you are welcome to use the pic, but I originally borrowed it from an Asian news service. My notes don’t reflect the name now and I just Google searched the image with out success. Use at your own discretion and what an immensely appropriate image for ladder safety!!!
if you ever had to sit through a safety meeting enumerating the opportunities for calamity resulting from the improper use of a ladder you’d never take one out of the shed.
the sad truth is when you’re getting paid by the hour you’ll do it pretty close to right (it’s their dime/time after all), but at home you just want to get it done and over with.
SwittersB & Exploring 
I am attempting to create a multifaceted safety training program centered around topic-specific PowerPoint Presentations to use when training my clients. I am seeking your written permission to use this picture to enhance my training.
Obviously we will footnote/recognize your contributions in the manner of your choice. We would also be willing to hyperlink from our website, http://www.ussafety.us, to our website
Your assistance with this training would be deeply appreciated.
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Frank, you are welcome to use the pic, but I originally borrowed it from an Asian news service. My notes don’t reflect the name now and I just Google searched the image with out success. Use at your own discretion and what an immensely appropriate image for ladder safety!!!
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Good reminder. Good thing I only have one story to worry about. much love. z
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Er – I don’t like heights – and I don’t like other people up high – this gives me the collywobbles!
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Becareful Ol’ Fart 🙂
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Holy smokes!!!
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now that’s trust!
if you ever had to sit through a safety meeting enumerating the opportunities for calamity resulting from the improper use of a ladder you’d never take one out of the shed.
the sad truth is when you’re getting paid by the hour you’ll do it pretty close to right (it’s their dime/time after all), but at home you just want to get it done and over with.
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