Fall Protection Training (8741 violations, 384 fatalities)

The 2018 construction season is in full swing, and there's never been a better time than the present to learn the latest in fall protection and construction.

29 CFR 1926 Subpart M Fall Protection (1926.500-503)

The leading cause of death in the construction industry is from falls. As a result, construction workers must have fall protection when working at a height of six feet or more.

In addition, employers must provide a Fall Protection training program to all construction workers who might be exposed to fall hazards

- § 1926.503(a)(1).

All students will participate in classroom, hands-on instruction, and student-performed exercises that will cover:

• Fall Hazard identification.
• OSHA rules of when Fall Protection is required.
• Equipment inspection criteria and technique.
• Proper donning of fall protection equipment.
• Proper inspection, care, maintenance, and storage of Fall Protection equipment.
• Fall Restraint vs. Fall Arrest criteria.
• Fall Protection with regards to aerial lifts and ladders.

Class time is 4-5 hours