Don’t Fall For It! Post View Survey

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CPWR - The Center for Construction Research and Training

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Don't Fall for It! Ladder Safety Package
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Summary Statement

Survey to conduct after workers have been shown the Don’t Fall for It! video to gauge what they’ve learned.

Don’t Fall for It! Survey #2

Section 1: When using a ladder FROM NOW ON, how often will you… (circle ONE):

1. Inspect the ladder for damage before using it?

2. Clear away debris at the base and top before using it?

3. Extend a straight ladder three feet above the working surface?

4. Tie a straight ladder off at the bottom?

5. Tie a straight ladder off at the top?

6. Set a straight ladder at a 75-degree angle (4 to 1 ratio)?

7. Use three-point climbing?

8. Carry loads by hand up the ladder?

9. Keep your body within the ladder rails at all times?

10. Sit on a step?

11. “Walk” the ladder while on it to change ladder position?

12. Work less than 10 feet from power lines?

13. Stand on the top step of a stepladder?

14. Climb the back of a stepladder?

15. Use an unopened stepladder like a straight ladder?

Section 2: Having seen the film, please indicate whether you now agree or disagree with each statement (circle ONE).

1. Very few deaths in construction are caused by falls from ladders.

2. Fall protection programs cover ladder safety.

3. If I fall on the job, it probably won’t change the way I live my life.

4. Inspecting a ladder before using it is critical to my safety.

5. I am unlikely to die or suffer a serious injury by falling only a few feet.

6. Before today, I was likely to report any ladder safety problem to my supervisor.

7. Falling on the job would have little economic impact on me or my family.

8. Workers' Compensation will not cover all the costs of a work-related injury.

9. An excellent estimate of proper ladder angle is to stand with your feet at the base and reach out; if your finger tips touch the ladder, the angle is good.

10. Most falls on the job result in lost time.

11. I would refuse to work on an unsafe ladder.

12. I could probably catch myself if I fall from a ladder.

Thank you for your participation.