Fall Protection Training

Falls remain one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities across construction, maintenance, and manufacturing. Fall Protection Training provides essential instruction on hazard recognition, equipment use, and safe practices to keep your workforce secure, and your company compliant with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M and other fall safety standards.

The Evolution of Fall Protection Safety

Before OSHA's formation in 1970, workplace falls were widespread and often fatal, especially in the construction industry. A lack of training, equipment, and oversight led to devastating incidents.

Today, required Fall Protection Training has helped reduce fatality rates and establish safety-first cultures in high-risk environments nationwide.

Who Should Take Fall Protection Training?

• Construction & Roofing Professionals
• Scaffold & Ladder Users
• Warehouse & Distribution Staff
• Maintenance, Cleaning & Window Washing Crews
• Supervisors, Foremen & Jobsite Safety Leads

Annual retraining is strongly recommended to meet OSHA compliance and maintain workforce safety awareness.

Fall Protection Training Course Overview

Training Topics Include:

• OSHA Fall Protection Standards (1926 Subpart M & 1910 General Industry)
• Common Fall Hazards & Jobsite Risk Factors
• Types of Fall Protection Systems (PFAS, Guardrails, Nets)
• Inspection, Fitting & Use of Fall Arrest Equipment
• Fall Rescue Planning & Emergency Procedures

Duration: 2 Hours | Recommended Renewal: Annually | CEU Credit: 2 Contact Hours

Why Choose Our Fall Protection Training?

• 100% OSHA-Compliant: Covers all applicable standards and best practices
• Led by Safety Experts: Trainers with hands-on fall hazard experience
• Real-World Application: PPE demos, ladder safety drills, jobsite hazard review
• Flexible Access: Onsite or virtual delivery available across California
• Documentation Included: Participation records for audit and compliance tracking

Fall Protection Training FAQs

How often should Fall Protection Training be completed?

OSHA recommends annual retraining and anytime job duties or hazards change significantly.

Does this qualify me to design or install fall systems?

No. This course is for awareness and safe use of fall protection, not for system engineering or certification.

What happens if we skip fall protection training?

Failure to train can lead to serious injuries, fatalities, OSHA violations, and costly legal penalties.