Understand the importance of fall protection rescue plans for workplace safety. Learn about risk assessments, employee training, and preventive measures.
Fall Protection Rescue Plans: Your Workplace Safety Blueprint Read More »
Fall protection is required for any work at a height of 3 metres or more. Learn about the exceptions, standards, legislation, and provincial requirements.
At What Height is Fall Protection Required? Read More »
In the summer, workers often face a dual challenge: working at heights and coping with high temperatures. Learn about the risks and safety measures to take.
Heat Stress and Working from Heights: A Potentially Deadly Combination Read More »
There are some challenges when fitting fall protection harnesses for women, but they can be overcome by following these 8 simple yet important steps.
8 Steps to Properly Fitting Fall Protection Harnesses for Females Read More »
A fall protection harness that is private labeled with your company’s logo can help convey a more professional image to your customers. It shows that you take safety seriously and are willing to invest in high-quality equipment to protect your workers. It also makes it easy for companies to identify their employees on the job site and enforce compliance.
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Choosing the right fall protection solution is key to reducing fall-related workplace injuries. Learn how to avoid the biggest commonly made mistakes.
The 3 Biggest Mistakes Made When Choosing Fall Protection Solutions Read More »
Personal Fall Arrest System Anchorage Points Calculating Fall Clearance Distance Using a Retractable Lifeline First, add the maximum free fall distance (2 ft.) with a retractable lifeline to the maximum deceleration distance (3-1/2 ft.) to the average height of a worker (6 ft.). Then, add a safety factor of 3 ft. to allow for the
Proper fit is critical for personal safety & working comfort. The charts below specify how to
measure your body for the correct fit of Fall Protection equipment.
Fall Protection Sizing Guide & Symbols Read More »
All aisles and walkways should be kept free of clutter and debris. Oil spills and other slippery materials should be cleaned up immediately. Areas that are slippery because of the continuous use of water–common in the floriculture industry–should be off-limits as general traffic areas and restricted to those workers who must perform their duties in
Factors to Consider in Fall Protection & OH&SA- Employers General Responsibilities Read More »
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