The American Ladder Institute (ALI) is gearing up to celebrate 10 Years of Safer Climbing with the coming 10th anniversary of National Ladder Safety Month in 2026. The only program in the U.S. dedicated exclusively to promoting safe ladder use both in the workplace and at home, first observed in 2016, has since helped millions of organizations and individuals reduce ladder-related risk, injuries and fatalities through education, training and advocacy.
“This milestone marks a decade of progress in changing the culture around ladder safety,” said Mike Van Bree, president of ALI and director of product safety and engineering with Louisville Ladder. “Thanks to the ongoing support of our partners and the dedication of safety advocates across the country, we’re providing more people with training on safe ladder usage, both at work and at home.”
Every March, National Ladder Safety Month unites safety professionals, manufacturers, workers and homeowners in a shared mission: to raise awareness of ladder safety and prevent avoidable accidents. This 10th anniversary observance promises to be bigger and better than ever with new training, new partnerships and new ways of getting the word out.
National Ladder Safety Month 2026 will focus on five key themes: Choosing the Right Ladder (week one); Check Before You Climb (week two); Set It Up Safely (week three); Climb Safely, Work Safely (week four); and Safe Steps with Stepstools (week five).
At the heart of every campaign is ALI’s own ladder safety training, available all year long at laddersafetytraining.org. Free and open to everyone, this online repository includes videos on a range of safety topics for all types of ladders.
Sponsorship opportunities are available! National Ladder Safety Month isn’t possible without the support of sponsors. ALI has created sponsorships at every level, starting at just $500. Each level includes valuable benefits such as website, social media, video and press release recognition. To get involved, review the sponsorship prospectus or contact marketing@laddersafetymonth.com.
For more information, visit https://www.laddersafetymonth.com/.
About the American Ladder Institute
Founded in 1947, the American Ladder Institute (ALI) is a not-for-profit trade association dedicated to promoting safe ladder use through ladder safety resources, safety training and the development of ANSI ladder safety standards. National Ladder Safety Month, observed each March and spearheaded by ALI, is the only program dedicated exclusively to promoting ladder safety at home and at work. To help ensure the proper selection, care and safe use of all ladders, including stepladders, single and extension ladders, articulated ladders and mobile ladders, the association also offers free ladder safety training at www.laddersafetytraining.org.
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