The Fall Protection standard landed itself on the OSHA Top 10 most cited list for 2018 two different times. One spot was for training requirements at number eight and one was general requirements at number one. Correct
use of fall protection is imperative in the safety of employees that work at heights. In order to prevent companies from falling into being cited, STEP has developed comprehensive training courses that are designed to fit the needs of your organization.
Upon completion of the above courses, participants will be able to understand the purpose of fall protection & rescue plans, be able to recognize when fall protection is required, recognize when overhead protection is needed, understand when fall protection systems are used, identify the different types of fall protection, and how to properly maintain all pieces of fall protection equipment.
We believe an informed workforce is a safe workforce. OSHA states that it is not enough for companies to develop fall protection plans—they must enforce them too. STEP is happy to assist in both the development of one such plan and its implementation. Let us help you beat the top 10!
Fall Protection
The Fall Protection standard landed itself on the OSHA Top 10 most cited list for 2018 two different times. One spot was for training requirements at number eight and one was general requirements at number one. Correct use of fall protection is imperative in the safety of employees that work at heights. In order to prevent companies from falling into being cited, STEP has developed comprehensive training courses that are designed to fit the needs of your organization.
Step offers the following fall protection courses: 1-hr, 2-hr and 4-hr fall protection, and 16-hr competent person fall protection. These courses include:
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Hands-On Workshops
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Harnesses and Belts
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Connectors
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Tie-Offs
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Guardrails
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Ladder Safety
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Overhead Protection
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Other Fall Protection Systems
Upon completion of the above courses, participants will be able to understand the purpose of fall protection & rescue plans, be able to recognize when fall protection is required, recognize when overhead protection is needed, understand when fall protection systems are used, identify the different types of fall protection, and how to properly maintain all pieces of fall protection equipment.
We believe an informed workforce is a safe workforce. OSHA states that it is not enough for companies to develop fall protection plans—they must enforce them too. STEP is happy to assist in both the development of one such plan and its implementation. Let us help you beat the top 10!