APPLICATIONS
Access Platforms, Stairs, & Gangways
Roof Top Fall Protection
Guardrails
Catwalks
Crane Rail
Confined Space & Rescue
Horizontal Lifelines
Vertical Lifelines & Ladders
Personal Protective Equipment

INDUSTRY
Truck Fleet
Steel & Foundry
Machine Guard
General Industry
Municipalities
Oil – Gas – Petrochemical
Construction
Aircraft Hangars
Rail Car

PRODUCTS
Uni-Track
Single Point Anchors
Uni-Grab / Uni-Ridge
Swing Gates
Roof Hatch System

Fall Protection Equipment Certification and Training

Certification of Fall Protection Systems and Equipment

Upon completion of installation, all components in your fall protection and/or fall arrest system are inspected and certified. Certification documents the fall protection system and related personal protection equipment meets OSHA regulations. Proper signage verifies the system’s tested capabilities and operational limits and informs outside inspectors that the system has been tested by an OSHA-defined "Qualified Person" (see below.) Finally, a systems installation manual and binder is presented to the customer.

Certifying installation of a horizontal lifeline by a Qualified / Competent Person.

You can rely on DFP for Complete Fall Protection System Training

Managing and mitigating fall hazards requires first establishing a specific fall protection policy for those who work in and around your facility.

The next step is training staff (and internal trainers) in the proper use of the techniques and use of fall protection equipment. Following installation of any fall protection equipment, your staff will receive training during an interactive hands-on session.

Training sessions include specific, detailed information on the operation of your fall protection system, personal protective equipment, and all accessory hardware. We conduct this fall protection training for users of the system, management, and any future in-house trainers who will become the OSHA-identified “competent person” for your facility.

OSHA describes and defines different roles for “competent person and “qualified person” when designating responsibility for different aspects of a safe, fall protected working environment.

[According to OSHA….

A "competent person" is defined by OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1926.32 (f) as someone"... who is capable of identifying existing and predicable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous, or dangerous to employees, and who has authorization to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them"

29 CFR 1926.32 (m) defines a "qualified person" as someone"... who, by possession of a recognized degree, certificate, or professional standing, or who by extensive knowledge, training, and experience, has successfully demonstrated his ability to solve or resolve problems relating to the subject matter, work, or the project"]

Management Alert

Diversified Fall Protection provides you helpful information on risk management and workplace assessment through our ongoing Management Alert Program. Topics we update our clients on include:

Protecting your staff and creating a safe, accident free facility is essential. Contact Diversified Fall Protection to help you develop a comprehensive fall protection program. Take our years of experience in a variety of workplace settings and allow us to compare your workplace to others, identify areas of concern based on to apply a complete “web of protection” for your work force.


DFP personnel provide on-site training for a fall protection installation.

DFP engineer performing on-site training for use of a roof-top fall protection system.




Single Source Turnkey Responsibility

You receive single source responsibility for the design, engineering, fabrication, installation, training and certification of permanent and temporary fall arrest and fall protection equipment.



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