Learning objectives for this course:
- Understand the owner's duty to provide fall protection
- Understand who are the governing bodies for fall protection and the organizations that create the code
- Understand the important considerations for specifying fall protection on a rooftop and throughout a building
- Understand the hierarchy of fall protection efficacy
Learning objectives for this course:
- Understand the code requirements for use of rope decent systems and platforms.
- Understand the basics of anchor layout to meet swing stage requirements.
- Understand the different connections used for various roof structures.
- Understand the non-code-related considerations made before specifying equipment for rope decent or powered platforms.
In this course, EHS managers will learn about hazard identification on the rooftop and in other at-height environments. We will explore the relevant regulatory codes and consensus standards, and review products that create compliance with these codes.
In this course, students will learn about the legal requirements for suspended work off building rooftops. We will discuss the relevant codes and standards, load requirements, and testing practices, and different ways to retrofit certifiable anchorages onto existing rooftops.
In this course, specifiers and safety professionals will get a comprehensive overview of fall protection systems used on the roof, in interior at-height environments, and when suspended work is being performed. We will discuss the relevant regulations, codes, and consensus standards and how they inform equipment selection and design.
In this 30-minute, nano-learning course, we will review the recent changes to fixed ladder requirements in OSHA 1910 SubPart D. We will cover design of the ladders themselves as well as the ladder safety systems appropriate for each case.
