Fall Protection & Tank Top Safety Peter A. Williams | Vice-President | Concord Tank Corporation.

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Fall Protection & Tank Top Safety Peter A. Williams | Vice-President | Concord Tank Corporation

Topics 1.OSHA Code 2.Tank Guardrails 3.Personal Fall Protection 4.Roof Access Hatches 5.Tank Integrity

The Big Picture

Long Term Planning?

OSHA Code 29 CFR CFR 1926 Subpart M

Guardrails

Guardrails - OSHA Code “OSHA has determined that there is no safe distance from an unprotected side or edge that would render fall protection unnecessary.” - Preamble to Subpart M in volume 59 of the Federal Register (page 40683)

Guardrails - OSHA Code Toeboard: 4” tall and less than ¼” gap above floor. Top Rail: 42” Mid Rail: 21” Uprights: Max = 8’ on Centers

Personal Fall Arrest Systems

Tie Off Points?

Tie Off Points – OSHA Code 5,000 pounds

Roof Access Hatches

Roof Hatches - Solutions

Tank Integrity

Review 38 Miles Per Hour Long Term Planning Operations Plan

Discussion