Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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Which statement is true regarding ladders built to ANSI standards?

They are not safe for use in Oregon
They meet Oregon safety requirements
They require additional state approval
They are only safe for residential use

The correct answer is: They meet Oregon safety requirements

Ladders built to ANSI (American National Standards Institute) standards are designed to meet specific safety and performance criteria recognized across various jurisdictions, including Oregon. When a ladder complies with ANSI standards, it inherently meets the required safety regulations set forth by the state. This means that ladders constructed to these standards are safe for use in Oregon, aligning with the overarching goal of ensuring worker safety and compliance with industry regulations. The importance of compliance with these standards is that they provide assurance of the ladder's stability, strength, and appropriate use, making them suitable for both residential and commercial applications. By adhering to ANSI standards, users can trust that the ladders will perform safely and effectively within the established guidelines for safe use in the state. This is why the statement asserting that these ladders meet Oregon safety requirements is accurate and reflects an understanding of the relationship between standardized safety practices and state regulations.