Training Course On Fall Protection Based On OSHA Guidelines for Young and Experiences Safety Professionals
OSHA Safety Training: Fall Protection
Enhance your safety knowledge with our comprehensive course on fall protection, designed as part of the OSHA 10-Hour Outreach training program. While this training is not the official OSHA certification, the materials have been carefully drawn from the OSHA guidelines to provide you with valuable insights and awareness regarding fall hazards.
Course Overview: This course includes 26 engaging lectures, providing a total of 30 minutes of content that covers essential topics related to fall protection in the workplace. Our presentation is grounded in Standard Number 1910.140, focusing on personal fall protection systems.
Key Areas Covered:
Introduction to OSHA Fall Protection
Understanding Slip, Trip, and Falls
Course Objectives
Identifying Common Fall Hazards, including:
Platforms, Runways, and Elevated Work Stations
Pits, Wall Openings, and Shelving Units
Storage Tanks, Tanker Trucks, and Production Units
Effective Fall Hazard Controls, including:
Hierarchy of Fall Controls
Elimination of Fall Hazards through Guardrails, Fences, and Barricades
Personal Fall Restraint Techniques
The ABCs of Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS)
Temporary and Permanent Anchorages
Full Body Harness and Connecting Components
Positioning Devices and Safety Nets
Employer Responsibilities related to Training, Inspection, and Rescue
Common Unsafe Practices
An Informational Video from Oregon OSHA
Questions and FAQs
Why Enroll? This course is ideal for anyone interested in enhancing their knowledge of fall protection safety measures—whether you are a safety professional, an employee working in hazardous areas, or simply someone keen on understanding workplace safety better.
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Who this course is for:
- HSE Professionals who are supervising work at height
- HSE Professionals who are supervising construction activities
- In-house trainers who want to increase their knowledge on the subject matter
- Professionals who want to learn OSHA guidelines
- Workers working on work at height, facing fall hazards, using fall protection equipment