Every employer should have a written fall protection plan specific to any job site with fall hazards. This introductory course focuses on two kinds of fall protection—fall arrest and fall restraint systems—as well as equipment (body harness, lanyard, anchorage points) and competent person requirements.

This course offers supervisory-level training in identifying and protecting against fall hazards in the workplace. Course is based on Cal OSHA safety orders.

Every employer should have a written fall protection plan specific to any job site with fall hazards. This introductory course focuses on two kinds of fall protection – fall arrest and fall restraint systems – as well as equipment (body harness, lanyard, anchorage points) and competent person requirements. Course is based on Cal OSHA safety orders.

This course focuses on the basic principles involved in the proper use of rolling scaffolds, scissor lifts, and supported scaffolds. Special attention is paid to the causes of scaffold accidents and ways to prevent them. Course references specific Cal OSHA requirements for scaffolds, fall protection trigger heights, tying/guying, etc., and is based on the Cal OSHA requirements for scaffolds, Title 8 CCR 1635.1-1667.

This course is intended to help prepare the student for competent person duties for fall protection activities. The course consists of four modules providing instruction in the competent person process and requirements; basic fall protection requirements; fall protection equipment; and 100% fall protection. This instruction, along with other training, experience and knowledge, will help the student’s employer make a determination to designate the student as a competent person.

This course is intended to inform students of basic guidelines and methods employed for a 100% fall protection program. It reviews elements of fall hazards, fall hazard evaluation, and fall hazard control. This training references applicable OSHA requirements and other pertinent information. Real life case studies and lessons learned are presented to illustrate the “why” and the “need” for compliance and following OSHA requirements and industrial best practices.

This course offers supervisory-level training in identifying and protecting against fall hazards in the workplace.

This module is intended to inform the student of basic guidelines and methods for the selection, inspection and maintenance of fall protection equipment to include the body belt, full body harness, lanyard, and related equipment. This module will discuss general principals for how to put on and take off a full body harness.

This worker and supervisor level awareness level course focuses on standards for designing, erecting/disassembling, inspecting and ensuring safe access to scaffolds. Special attention is paid to the duties of the competent person responsible for scaffold erection operations. Course references specific Cal OSHA requirements with regard to permits, scaffold erection guying and tying, and trigger heights for fall protection. The California requirement for a “Qualified Person” (defined in courses) vs. “Competent Person” to supervise scaffold erection/dismantling is also discussed.

This course examines safety regulations and safe work practices for different types of scaffolds. Scissor lifts are briefly covered in this course. Special attention is paid to the causes of scaffold accidents and ways to prevent them. Course references specific Cal OSHA requirements for scaffolds, fall protection trigger heights, tying/guying, etc.

Every employer should have a written fall protection plan specific to any job site with fall hazards. This introductory course focuses on two kinds of fall protection – fall arrest and fall restraint systems – as well as equipment (body harness, lanyard, anchorage points) and competent person requirements. Course is based on Cal OSHA safety orders.