Ladders are used in many jobs for cleaning, painting, changing light bulbs, accessing storage areas, reaching platforms, and more. Because going up and down a ladder all day can cause fatigue, when performing these tasks workers will naturally want to maximize the effort they’ve spent to climb the ladder and will occasionally stretch themselves or their tools to accomplish little jobs a little faster, which is when an inherently risky situation may become even more dangerous.

Industrial process wastewater is wastewater generated during commercial or industrial activity, such as wash down or process clean-up, that becomes contaminated with regulated pollutants before it is discharged as a wastewater.

Workplace training has evolved over the years. In time past, employees never benefited from any training. Once a new process was developed or a new machinery was bought, most organizations expect employees to learn as they go; on-the-job with hopes that the knowledge employees gain through the OTJ is sufficient.