The ABC’s and 123’s of Fall Protection

Falls are one of the most dangerous hazards workplaces face and unfortunately many also lack the appropriate fall protection and safeguards in place. Workers are at risk for falling from ledges, ladders, or platforms and this can result in serious injuries, even death. Did you know falls are the leading cause of death in construction? Injuries and fatalities are nearly 100% preventable with proper training and the right fall arrest systems.
A personal fall arrest system includes three different components: anchorage points, body support, and connectors. Figure out how to calculate fall distances in your workplace and what you will need for effective protection for your workers with this infographic.
Additional Resources
- Fall Protection in the Workplace: OSHA’s Guidelines– creativesafetysupply.com
- What eye protection is used to protect from arc flash?– arcflashanswers.com
- Understanding Arc Flash PPE Categories– arcflashhazardclothing.com
- Visuals for the Workplace: Safety Signs & Labels– safetyvisuals.com
- Helping you Understand GHS– ghstraining.info
- Best Practices for Electrical Safety Compliance in the Workplace– electricalsafetyexpert.com
- What is HazCom training?– ghsforum.com
- The Basics of Ammonia Pipe Marking– pipemarking.net
- Floor Markings for Safety– floormarkingpro.com