FALL PROTECTION TRAINING

Fall Protection Safety Training

Fall protection training is required by OSHA to ensure the safety of employees who work at heights. OSHA's fall protection standards can be found under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M (Construction Industry) and 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D (General Industry).

These standards mandate that employers must provide fall protection training to workers who may be exposed to fall hazards, such as working on elevated surfaces, scaffolding, or rooftops. The training must cover topics like recognizing fall hazards, using fall protection systems and equipment, and proper procedures for working at heights.

Employers are responsible for ensuring that employees are competent in the proper use of fall protection systems and are aware of the potential dangers associated with working at heights. By providing this training, employers can reduce the risk of fall-related injuries and fatalities and maintain compliance with OSHA regulations.

Fall Protection Course Overview

Fall protection training is crucial in addressing the risk of fall-related accidents and fatalities in various industries. It educates employees about fall hazards, how to use fall protection systems correctly, and safe work practices for working at heights. This training ensures that workers understand potential dangers and have the skills to prevent falls and protect themselves.

  • Some of the topics covered include:

    Fall Protection Plan

    Fall Protection Equipment

    Anchorage Points

    Harnesses

    Lifelines

    Lanyards

    Fall Prevention

    Scaffoldings

    Guardrails

    Equipment Inspection

  • The estimated time for this training is approximately 3-4 hours.

  • Any worker who may be exposed to fall hazards at elevated locations, such as on scaffolding or rooftops, are required to take fall protection safety training

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  • This course meets the following OSHA standards:

    29 CFR 1926.501 – Duty to Have Fall Protection

    29 CFR 1926.502 – Fall Protection Systems Criteria and Practices

    29 CFR 1926.503 – Training Requirements

    29 CFR 1910.28 – Duty to Have Fall Protection and Falling Object Protection

    29 CFR 1910.29 – Fall Protection Systems and Falling Object Protection-Criteria and Practices

Training Options

Onsite Training

$199 per/person*

  • Training done at your location (travel fees may apply)

  • Quantity discounts available

  • Minimum class size may apply

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E-Learning Course

$79 per/person*

  • Self-paced online course that can be completed at anytime, anywhere

  • E-certificate upon completion

  • Quantity discounts available

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FAQs

Who should take Fall Protection training?

  • According to OSHA, fall protection training should be taken by employees who work at heights and are exposed to fall hazards. This includes workers involved in construction, maintenance, painting, roofing, and other tasks performed on elevated surfaces. Individuals who work on scaffolding, ladders, elevated platforms, or rooftops should undergo this training to ensure they understand fall prevention measures, proper use of fall protection systems and equipment, and safe work practices. OSHA's requirement aims to protect workers from fall-related injuries and fatalities by providing them with the necessary knowledge and skills to work safely in elevated locations.

Why is Fall Protection training necessary?

  • Fall Protection training is necessary to educate workers about potential fall hazards, the proper use of fall protection systems and equipment, and safe work practices when working at elevated locations. By providing this training, employers can minimize the risk of falls, protect workers from harm, and comply with OSHA regulations, which mandate fall protection measures for workers exposed to fall hazards.

    Employees who work at heights need to be aware of the risks involved and how to protect themselves and their colleagues. Fall protection training empowers workers with the knowledge and skills to identify fall hazards, properly use safety equipment like harnesses and lanyards, and follow appropriate procedures to prevent falls and respond to emergencies.

How long will this training take to complete?

  • The amount of time you spend taking this training will vary depending on the learning format and other factors. However, the estimated time for this training is 3-4 hours.

How frequently should this training be completed?

  • According to OSHA, workers should receive fall protection safety training before they are exposed to fall hazards and whenever there is a change in their job duties or the workplace that may affect their safety.

    While OSHA does not specify a specific frequency for fall protection training, it is essential to ensure that employees receive adequate initial training and receive refresher training as needed to maintain their safety knowledge and skills.

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