Learning objectives for this course:
- Name the most-cited consensus and regulatory standards related to permanent fall protection systems.
- Understand OSHA's requirements for work near the edge on a low-slope roof.
- Describe the difference between "passive" and "active" fall protection systems.
- Understand the compliance timeline for the new requirements articulated in OSHA 1910 Subpart D.
- Name the four main types of suspended access systems.
- Describe the different requirements for window cleaning equipment as buildings get taller.
- Describe the general practice by which an array of anchors can be designed to minimize cost and roof penetrations.
Length
2 hours
AIA Credits
2 LU
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this course:
- Understand the code requirements for use of rope decent and various platforms systems.
- Understand the basics of anchor layout to meet swing stage requirements.
- Understand the 5 most common connections used for various roof structures and in new construction applications.
- Understand proper and improper use of counterweighted outrigger systems by window cleaners and other façade access workers.
Length
1 hour
AIA Credits
1 LU
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this course:
- Name the most-cited consensus and regulatory standards related to permanent fall protection systems.
- Understand OSHA's requirements for work near the edge on a low-slope roof.
- Describe the difference between "passive" and "active" fall protection systems.
- Understand the compliance timeline for the new requirements articulated in OSHA 1910 Subpart D.
Length
1 hour
AIA Credits
1 HSW
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this course:
- Name the most-cited consensus and regulatory standards related to permanent fall protection systems.
- Understand OSHA's requirements for work near the edge on a low-slope roof.
- Describe the difference between "passive" and "active" fall protection systems.
- Understand the compliance timeline for the new requirements articulated in OSHA 1910 Subpart D.
- Name the four main types of suspended access systems.
- Describe the different requirements for window cleaning equipment as buildings get taller.
- Describe the general practice by which an array of anchors can be designed to minimize cost and roof penetrations.
Length
2 hours
AIA Credits
2 HSW
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this course:
- Understand the code requirements for use of rope decent and various platforms systems.
- Understand the basics of anchor layout to meet swing stage requirements.
- Understand the 5 most common connections used for various roof structures and in new construction applications.
- Understand proper and improper use of counterweighted outrigger systems by window cleaners and other façade access workers.
Length
1 hour
AIA Credits
1 HSW
On demand?
Yes
Learning Objectives:
- Updates to OSHA 1910.28 WWS Standard
- Compliance Timeline
- Fixed Ladder Design
- Overview of Ladder Safety Solutions
Length
30 mins
AIA Credits
0.5 HSW
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this course:
- Relay the ABCDs of fall protection.
- Understand the appropriate uses of the two main types of anchorage connectors (lanyards and SRDs).
- Be able to complete a pre-use inspection of personal fall protection equipment.
- Understand the "Five Point" Fall Protection Requirements, as interpreted from the law, for worker training, inspection, and system certification.
Length
1 hour
AIA Credits
1 LU
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this course:
- Understand the jurisdiction of OSHA 1910 SubPart D
- Identify 3 designations in the law regarding appropriately-trained workers.
- Describe the difference between active and passive fall protection systems.
- Understand and relay the Hierarchy of Controls related to Fall Protection
Length
1 hour
AIA Credits
1 LU
On demand?
Yes
Learning objectives for this 30 minute, nano-learning course:
- Understand the 4 key design criteria for complaint fixed ladders.
- Understand the compliance timeline as it pertains to fixed ladders and ladder safety articulated in 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D.
- Articulate the difference between various compliant personal fall protection systems available for ladders.
- Understand the safety community's opinion on ladder cages, wells, and fall arrest devices.
Length
30 mins
AIA Credits
0.5 LU
On demand?
Yes
