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True or false: Aluminum ladders are heavier than wooden ladders.
False
True or false: Aluminum ladders need to be protected by a finish.
False
True or false: If a ladder is exposed to excessive heat, it may not be able to carry as much weight.
True
True or false: The Fire Tools and Equipment Unit should be notified if a ladder needs to be secured.
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True or false: An entry of this action should be made in the company journal.
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Study Notes
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Aluminum ladders are lighter and stronger than wooden ladders, and have a longer life expectancy.
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Aluminum ladders are not subject to rot or decay, and do not require a protective finish.
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Aluminum ladders may conduct electricity and heat quickly.
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If an aluminum ladder has been subjected to excessive heat exposure at a fire, it may have lost its heat treatment, causing it to carry less weight.
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If a ladder cannot be held securely, the Fire Tools and Equipment Unit shall be notified by telephone and a requisition forwarded. Ladders will be secured as safely as possible pending repair or relocation of ladder holding devices.
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There is a danger of loss of the ladder during response, so the ladder must be left off the apparatus.
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An entry of this action shall be made in the company journal.
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Test your knowledge of safety protocols and considerations when using aluminum ladders. This quiz covers the advantages of aluminum ladders, safety measures in response situations, and the potential risks associated with their use.
