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Fall Safety Training Courses
The ABCD’s of Fall Protection (1.5 hour)
This course is designed to be a first introduction to fall protection for those who may be new to the industry or to working at heights. This is a foundation for any of our advanced courses and even veterans find this can be an excellent refresher. This course gives the participants a good basic introduction to anchors, body harnesses, connectors and deceleration devices.
OSHA Subpart M and X (4 hour)
This course is an in depth review of OSHA's 1926.500-503 also known as 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M. This subpart sets forth the requirements and criteria for fall protection in construction and maintenance workplaces. Anyone can review the standard, but our course gives detailed scenarios of each application and real world situations that the worker may experience in the field. As a bonus, the details of Subpart X (ladders and stairways) are included in this course as these two subparts are both closely related.
Equipment Inspection (4 hour)
This course reviews not only the OSHA and ANSI requirements and criteria for inspection, but also covers some key manufacturers procedures. The class reviews in great detail the steps to not only inspect a wide variety of equipment, but also how to set up an inspection regiment for your company. Not only do we cover the practical aspects of inspection, but we also go through a number of hands on examples and exercises. Attendees are encouraged to bring their personal gear for review. This is a great start to an overhaul of your current inspection program or to those who have yet to implement an inspection protocol.
Fall Protection Awareness (8 hour)
The awareness course wraps three of our most popular courses into one bundle. This course is most popular with new hires or those moving into an industry where they may be working at heights. The ABCD’s, Subpart M & X, and Equipment Inspection are presented. In addition we add a review of the company fall protection plan.
Fall Protection Skills (16 hour)
The Skills course is very popular for new hires who or those moving into an industry where they are required to regularly work at heights. The Skills course includes all aspects of the Awareness course, but we add up to 8 hours of simulations on our unique climbing and elevated structures.
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Train the Trainer (Awareness Course) (16 hour)
The Train the Trainer course provides supervisors with the tools needed to present an Awareness course to their coworkers when they get back to their specific sites. In addition to participating in the Awareness course themselves, there is a focus on adult education awareness and presentation skills. Each participant will take a portion of the training course and present it to their fellow students for familiarization and critique. Upon completion, each participant will have the tools and materials to present a professional presentation to a group of their piers.
Competent Person (40 hour)
This forty hour course is designed to provide a fully rounded compliment of information to those who may be in a supervisory roll on the jobsite. There is not only a strict focus on the basics, but also on the roll of supervision and leadership. This course provides instruction on a number of different jobsite hazards and solutions to implementing a safe and compliant program. Current Products, Rescue, Confined Space, Steel Erection, Decking, Roofing, Horizontal and Vertical Lifelines, Supervision, Planning, Hazard Identification and Accident Investigation are specifically reviewed. While there is a set group of modules that are always included in this course, it is possible to spend additional time in one specific area should the clients request additional focus.
Qualified Person (30 hour)
The Qualified Person course was designed to assist those engineers who are called upon to evaluate, design and implement anchor points, horizontal lifelines and vertical systems. For those who are not professional engineers, but still want a similar level of understanding of the challenges to design these systems, this course will also be of great value. Those who are interested in this course first complete the Competent Person course and hold a current certificate. |
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