1. Unsafe job-made ladder Broken rails Missing rungs
Image 1111: Cement Masons/Washington State Department of Labor and Industries

2. No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
No personal protective equipment (PPE)
Improper ladder use (less than 3 feet above the point of support, Not secured)
Image 891: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

3. No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
Improper use of an A-Frame step ladder
Image 870: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

4. Image 211: NIOSH/John Rekus http://www.elcosh.org
Climbing the ladder with only one hand
Pry bar may get tangled in rungs
Image 211: NIOSH/John Rekus

5. No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
No personal protective equipment (PPE)
Improper ladder use (less than 3 feet above the point of support, not secured)
Image 889: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

6. No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
No personal protective equipment (PPE)
No scaffolding or mechanical lift
Image 868: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

7. No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
No personal protective equipment (PPE)
Improper job-built ladder
Improper lifting practice
Falling material
Poor housekeeping
Possible improper ladder use
Image 847: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

8. No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
No personal protective equipment (PPE)
Tripping hazards
Improper slide guards
Image 821: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

9. Hazards
Scaffold overloaded (correct scaffold for the load, planking sags more than 1/60 of span)
Load is not on top of supports
Scaffold missing: cross bracing, full planking, falling object protection
No working space
Scaffold not level (leaning)
Image 995: OSHA Training Institute, Southwest Education Center

10. Image 226: NIOSH/John Rekus http://www.elcosh.org
Scaffold missing: cross bracing, full planking, falling object protection
Scaffold set up on top of unsecured excavation (no caution tape)
Scaffold footing not properly braced
Poor housekeeping
Improper ladder use (less than 3 feet above the point of support, not secured)
Ladder used is the top of an extention ladder, does not have feet
Image 226: NIOSH/John Rekus

11. Image 224: NIOSH/John Rekus http://www.elcosh.org
Ladders jack platform cannot be over 20 feet high
Improper ladder use (less than 3 feet above the point of support, not secured)
Image 224: NIOSH/John Rekus

12. Image 155: NIOSH/John Rekus http://www.elcosh.org
Improper scaffold guarding (midrail, toeboard or mesh)
No fall protection / personal fall arrest system
Improper use of scaffolding (working on an elevated work surface)
No access ladder shown
Image 155: NIOSH/John Rekus