PPT-Portable Ladder Safety Sedgwick Risk Services Presented by Sedgwick on behalf of ORM

Services Presented by Sedgwick on behalf of ORM March 2020 The information contained herein is not intended as legal advice is advisory only provided on an as is basis and to be used solely at the users risk The information is. Hazards of ladders. Falls. Slips. Reaching too far. Weather. 1a. Hazards of ladders. Oil or grease on . a ladder. Not secure. Contact with . electricity. Objects that fall from . ladders. 1b. Hazards of stairs. Nipigon District Memorial Hospital . Types of Ladders. There are common causes for incidents involving ladders.. Ladders were not held, tied off or otherwise secured. Ladders had poor footing or were placed at improper angles. Ladders Can take you…. To great heights or on a quick trip to the ground.. Ladder Hazards. Improper set up. Broken parts. Worn treads. Overload. Improper use. Wrong type. Over-reaching. Types of ladders. Learning Objectives . After completing this lesson, you will . be able to. …. Explain what to do before using a ladder. Discuss how to use a ladder safely . Discuss ways of setting up a ladder. Explain how to care for a ladder. Joe Valentino – Director of Claims – WC. Office of Risk Management:. Karen Jackson – Claims Manager - WC. Office of Risk Management Annual Conference. What is Workers’ Compensation?. Any injury, occupational disease, or cumulative trauma sustained and/or originating in the course and scope of the employment. . presents. Stairways & Ladders. Objectives. In this course, we will cover:. Scope, application and definitions . (1926.1050). General requirements . (1926.1051). Stairways . (1926.1052). Ladders . Joe Valentino – Director of Claims – WC. Office of Risk Management:. Karen Jackson – Claims Manager - WC. Office of Risk Management Annual Conference. What is Workers’ Compensation?. Any injury, occupational disease, or cumulative trauma sustained and/or originating in the course and scope of the employment. . Learning Objectives . After completing this lesson, you will . be able to. …. Explain what to do before using a ladder. Discuss how to use a ladder safely . Discuss ways of setting up a ladder. Explain how to care for a ladder. GENERAL LIABILITY & AUTO LIABILITY (TRANSPORTATION) CLAIMS . Office of Risk Management Annual Conference. Sedgwick CMS is a TPA (Third Party Administrator).. A Third Party Administrator processes claims for a separate entity.. Session Objectives. Recognize the importance of ladder safety. Identify common causes of ladder accidents. Select and inspect ladders correctly. Set up ladders properly. Climb and work on ladders safely. . . . . Andrew S. Kovacs, Jr., MBA, CWCP. Sedgwick Risk Services Team Lead. Risk Services Responsibilities. Safety Audits (Full Audits and Compliance Reviews). Safety Inspections (Walkthroughs). 1. 2. WHY. ?. Falls in the Workplace. 3. 1 in 6 of lost-time work injuries are a result of slips, trips and falls. 25% of all accidents are falls from elevated positions. 60% of these are from . less than 3 metres. St Faith’s School and author Julian Sedgwick invite you to write your own short story!. Your story must be a maximum of 500 words and use the sentence starter provided by  Julian Sedgwick.. First prize: £50 worth of books for yourself and £150 worth of books for your school from Heffers Children’s Bookshop. Thank You!. Sedgwick County Health Department. Kaylee Hervey. Sedgwick County Regional Forensic Science Center. 24/7 Suicide Prevention Hotline. 316-660-7500. 2020 Suicide Rate. 105 suicide deaths in Sedgwick County..