A Core Interactive ladder safety course delivering 11 interactions and 7 validated competencies across ladder selection, angle and setup, three-point contact, and recognizing when a ladder is the wrong tool. Learners inspect and choose rather than watch.
Ladder safety and working-at-heights training aligned with the Manitoba WSH Act, WSH Regulation MR 217/2006 Part 13 (the Part that carries the ladder duties), and CSA Z11-18 (Portable Ladders), which s.13.11(a)(i) adopts. Falls from ladders are serious even from low heights. This course teaches workers to recognize ladder hazards, choose the right ladder for the task (type, duty rating, and a non-conductive fiberglass ladder near electrical), inspect a ladder before every use and tag out defects, set a ladder up correctly (about a 4-to-1 angle, extended above the landing, secured, on a firm level base, clear of doors and overhead power lines), use step ladders correctly, climb and work…
Equip every worker who uses a ladder to choose the right one, inspect and set it up correctly, climb with three points of contact, and recognize when a ladder is the wrong tool — so they do not become a fall statistic.
Workers who use portable, extension, or fixed ladders to work at height.
Passing the final test issues a QR-verified certificate, valid for one year. Review training at least annually and whenever ladders, tasks, or work locations change. Extended work at height may require additional fall-protection training beyond this course. No exact mandatory theory-hour minimum is set in Manitoba law — industry/provider standard applies.
This certificate records completion of knowledge training in ladder safety. It does not authorize the holder to use any particular ladder. The employer must add the site-specific layer — the ladders provided and their duty ratings, the inspection and tag-out system, the overhead-line and door hazards in the work area, and when a scaffold or MEWP must be used instead — and confirm the worker sets a ladder up and climbs it correctly. Extended work at height may require fall-protection training beyond this course.
About 1 hour 15 minutes online, over 5 modules, at your own pace. It ends with a final test that needs 80% to pass.
One year from the day you pass. Review training at least annually and whenever ladders, tasks, or work locations change.
Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Act (C.C.S.M. c. W210); Manitoba WSH Regulation MR 217/2006; Manitoba WSH Regulation MR 217/2006; and 3 more listed on this page.
This certificate records completion of knowledge training in ladder safety. It does not authorize the holder to use any particular ladder. The employer must add the site-specific layer — the ladders provided and their duty ratings, the inspection and tag-out system, the overhead-line and door hazards in the work area, and when a scaffold or MEWP must be used instead — and confirm the worker sets a ladder up and climbs it correctly. Extended work at height may require fall-protection training beyond this course.
Yes. It is included in Working at Heights Program.