Course Title
FALL101 - Principles of Fall Protection
Discover the essentials of fall protection and working at height in this introductory course. Designed for individuals and supervisors of those working at heights, this course covers the fundamentals of fall protection, including the importance of proper equipment usage, hazard identification, and risk assessment. Gain a deeper understanding of the components of a fall protection system, such as harnesses, lanyards, and anchor points, and learn how to effectively implement and maintain these systems to ensure a safe working environment. Participants receive a Certificate of Completion upon completing the course and passing a short quiz.
About This Course
This foundational course equips participants with the knowledge to identify hazards, assess risks, and utilize fall protection equipment correctly, including harnesses, lanyards, and anchor points, to maintain a secure working environment at heights.
Who is this for?
- Ideal for: Safety Managers, Supervisors of those Working at Heights, Workers in Elevated Environments, Construction Foremen, Site Inspectors, Occupational Safety Professionals, Risk Assessors, Compliance Officers, Project Managers, Facility Maintenance Supervisors
- Role/Track: Workplace Safety, Risk Management, Construction and Maintenance, Occupational Safety and Health
- Credential Offered: Certificate of Completion in Fall Protection Safety
Course Benefits:
- Expert Techniques: Instruction on the selection and use of personal fall protection equipment and the implementation of fall protection systems.
- Quality Outcomes: Enhanced safety practices and reduced risk of fall-related incidents in the workplace.
- Learning Application: Interactive content including real-world scenarios, equipment demonstrations, and hazard analysis exercises.
Certifications – None
What You’ll Learn:
- The principles of fall protection and the importance of working safely at height.
- How to conduct thorough risk assessments and hazard analyses for elevated work environments.
- Detailed knowledge of personal fall protection equipment and the correct usage of each component.
- Strategies for implementing and maintaining effective fall protection systems in various settings.
