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Construction safety: Stepladder is misused as straight ladder. Stepladder feet sit on roof that slopes away, without proper footing or cleating, and it can easily slip down roof when used, as here. Ladder to be mounted and dismounted from top, as shown here, should be tied off at top and extend at least 3 ft above dismount point. Massachusetts 2004.
Construction safety: Stepladder is misused as straight ladder. Stepladder feet sit on roof that slopes away, without proper footing or cleating, and it can easily slip down roof when used, as here. Ladder to be mounted and dismounted from top, as shown here, should be tied off at top and extend at least 3 ft above dismount point. Massachusetts 2004.
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