Free Fall Hazard Assessment Checklist
Learn how to use the APRON(S) method to identify hazards
Falls remain one of the most serious risks in the workplace, and many hazards are easy to overlook until a worker is already exposed. That’s why Diversified Fall Protection created the APRON(S) method: a simple, structured way to review your facility for common fall hazards and document areas that may require corrective action.
Download this free guide to walk through six key areas of a fall hazard risk review: Access Points, Perimeter, Rooftop Equipment, Openings, Navigation, and Suspended Access.
If you would like a more comprehensive approach, contact us for an expert to complete your hazard assessment.
FAQ
Document the hazard, restrict or control access if workers may be exposed, and determine what corrective action is needed. Depending on the hazard, solutions may include guardrail, travel restraint, horizontal lifelines, roof hatch railing, skylight screens, ladder safety systems, warning lines, crossovers, elevated walkways, or suspended access systems. Contact an expert to find a solution that fits your work environment.

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