Avetta is a contractor prequalification and supply chain risk platform. Hiring clients use it to verify that contractors meet their safety, insurance and documentation standards before work begins and to monitor that status over time.

What does Avetta require for compliance?

At minimum, completed prequalification questionnaires, current insurance documentation matching each client's requirements, written safety programs, injury and statistical data, and resolution of any corrective actions raised against the account.

How does Avetta scoring work?

Standing reflects how completely the account has been populated and whether submitted documentation meets the criteria applied to it. Because each hiring client sets its own requirements, a contractor can be approved for one client and outstanding for another within the same account.

Can you guarantee compliance?

No provider can guarantee an outcome decided by a third party. Safety Services Company manages every item within the contractor's control and resolves what comes back.

How long does it take to get compliant?

It depends on the current state of the account and on hiring client requirements. Safety Services Company audits within 72 hours and provides a realistic answer at that point.

What if my hiring client requirements change?

The account is monitored for changes and new requirements are addressed as they appear.

Do you work with contractors on more than just Avetta?

Yes. Safety Services Company manages more than 30 prequalification platforms and most clients are active in several at once.

Ladder Safety Training | OSHA-Aligned | Safety Services Company

Ladder-related falls are among the most frequent and most preventable incidents on a jobsite, and OSHA cites them consistently across construction and general industry. Our ladder safety training solutions cover the full scope: selecting the right ladder for the task, inspecting it before use, setting it up on stable ground, and maintaining three points of contact throughout the climb.

Our training tools are built to meet OSHA requirements and to hold up under a hiring client's own training verification, whether it is delivered through SafetyConnect LMS or as part of a train-the-trainer kit for your safety manager to run onsite.

Trained crews. Fewer falls. Documentation that holds up.

Training Component	What It Covers
Ladder Selection	Matching duty rating and ladder type to the task and load, including platform and extension ladders
Pre-Use Inspection	Identifying damage, wear, and defects before a ladder goes into service, with a documented inspection process
Safe Setup	Angle, footing, and stabilization on the surfaces your crews actually work on
Climbing Practices	Three points of contact, carrying tools and materials safely, and safe descent
OSHA Requirements	The specific standards that apply to portable and fixed ladders in your industry
Certifications and Recordkeeping	Documentation your team can produce for a hiring client's training verification request

Training Component	What It Covers
Ladder Selection	Matching duty rating and ladder type to the task and load, including platform and extension ladders
Pre-Use Inspection	Identifying damage, wear, and defects before a ladder goes into service, with a documented inspection process
Safe Setup	Angle, footing, and stabilization on the surfaces your crews actually work on
Climbing Practices	Three points of contact, carrying tools and materials safely, and safe descent
OSHA Requirements	The specific standards that apply to portable and fixed ladders in your industry
Certifications and Recordkeeping	Documentation your team can produce for a hiring client's training verification request

Most contractors already have a ladder safety policy on paper. The gap is usually not the policy. It is that training happened once, new hires were never brought current, or a client's own verification request asks for documentation the crew never generated in the first place.

The other common gap is equipment that passed inspection last year and has not been checked since. A ladder does not fail on a schedule, and a crew trained to spot the difference between wear and a hazard is the actual control, not the inspection sticker.

Ladder Safety Training

What Our Ladder Safety Training Covers

Why Ladder Injuries Still Happen on Trained Crews

How Ladder Safety Training Works

Choose Your Format

Your Crew Completes the Course

Documentation You Can Produce

Ladder Safety Training FAQ

Ready to Train Your Crew on Ladder Safety?