... prevention planning. To meet that objective, it is important to understand why or when workers fall from elevation. hazard platform consumer health arrest system ergonomics exertion guardrail anchorage point frequency unprotected edge fall prevention rule maintenance personal fall arrest...

... by this standard. This position is usually a registered structural engineer Anchorage Points for Fall Arrest certified 2:1 or non-certified 5000 lbs; WP certified 2:1 or non-certified 3000 lbs; Restraint certified 2:1 or non-certified 1000 lbs; Rescue certified 5x applied load or non-certified 3000lbs. Only...

... action by the worker. Sadly, a common root cause of fatal falls is the failure to plan for a suitable anchorage point. Sometimes, it’s simply too hard to find a suitable attachment point because of the location of the work. Even the most conscientious worker sometimes decides that it is just too hard...

.... They sometimes wear small or unadjusted harnesses when they should wear large size and the sub-pelvic strap is therefore non-functional above the buttock during and following a fall, etc. architect lanyard elimination fatal fall anchorage point employer fall hazard application instruction fall...