Fall Protection TRAINING FOR THE COMPETENT, QUALIFIED AND AUTHORIZED PERSONS.

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Fall Protection TRAINING FOR THE COMPETENT, QUALIFIED AND AUTHORIZED PERSONS

SAFETY CULTURE

Compliance & Consultation

AZ RESIDENTIAL FALL PROTECTION TIME LINE *June 16, 2011ADOSH STD *June 17, 2011Industrial Commission of Arizona stayed enforcement *November 30, 2011ICA lifted the stay, effective Jan. 1, 2012 *March 3, 2012SB 1441 Signed by Gov. Brewer *March 19, 2014Federal OSHA sent letter to show cause *May 1, 2014SB 1307 passed with revisions *August 21, 2014Fed OSHA proposed rejection *February 7, 2015Fed OSHA rejected the State plan, enforcing 1926 sub M

FALL PROTECTION PROGRAMS

ANSI Z359.1Update

Body Belts – Restraint ONLY

C.A.Z.Controlled Access Zone

Holes & Openings

SKYLIGHTS

ROOF HATCH OPENINGS

SHARP EDGE & LEADING EDGE WORK

ANSI Z LEADING EDGE WORK a) The test weight is increased by roughly 30% to 282 pounds (128kg). b) The test edge material is very sharp metal with an edge radius of.005 inches (.13mm) or less. c) An energy absorber is required and must not be separable from the SRD device or lifeline. d) Testing is expanded to include “offset” testing that tests sliding of the lifeline along the edge. e) Specific testing includes a check on retraction when used horizontally to confirm no slack can develop. f) Markings on the device and use instructions have been expanded to provide advice to equipment users about leading edge work.

SELF RETRACTING DEVICES, LEADING EDGE (SRL-LE)

Competent & Qualified Persons

Engineering out the Hazard

HANDRAILS

Know Your ABC’s

ANCHOR POINTS

Engineered Anchor Point

Overhead Anchors

BODY HARNESS

Proper Fitting Harness

CONNECTORS

VERTICAL LIFELINES

Calculating Fall Clearance

SWING RADIUS

DECENT & RESCUE

Suspension Trauma

Rescue

AERIAL LIFTS

Overhead Obstructions

Manufacture’s Guidelines

Additional Fall Protection Systems

Lift Safety

Video

Housekeeping

ENGINEERED WORK PLATFORMS

Rolling Ladders / Stairs

WORKING SAFELY AT HEIGHTS

THANK YOU!