DURATION: 8 Hour Program
Workers worldwide depend on fall protection gear to safeguard themselves while working at heights. Despite its sturdy construction tailored for various work environments, this equipment remains vulnerable to workplace demands. Both end-user and periodic inspections are critical to helping ensure it is ready to perform if and when needed.
In addition to the general principles of working safely at height, this one-day course also covers common fall protection systems, providing knowledge on selection, set-up and usage.
The curriculum will cover proper pre-use inspection, harness donning, system selection, and system set-up. The course is suited for those who perform work duties at height in various at-height jobsite situations and will be responsible for selecting and utilizing the appropriate system components. The course material and hands-on training will provide attendees an engaging, enjoyable, and hands-on learning experience.
COURSE OVERVIEW
• Fall hazard identification
• Fundamentals of working at height
• Fall protection oversight
• Passive systems
• Administrative controls
• Fall arrest system components
• Harness donning and inspection
• Equipment care
• Rescue requirements
• System selection and set-up
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This training is for workers who will perform duties in a variety of height locations and will require the use of various fall protection systems.