Fall Protection Systems Awareness (Construction)
15 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
OSHA Standard: 1910.28, .140, Subpart D, 1926.106, Subpart M, 1925.500 & industry best practices.
Fall Protection Systems awareness training illustrates the different types of systems, under what conditions must a system be put in place, and how to be protected from objects that fall from above.
Additional topics include body belts, working positioning systems, and travel restraint systems. Learners will gain an awareness of their surroundings and understand which personal fall protection system best suits work being performed on a jobsite.
An interactive simulation allows the learner to explore a construction environment in a high-rise building and identify potential hazards and missing fall protection systems.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
Author
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Fall Protection Systems Awareness (Construction)
Frequently Asked Questions
This construction-focused awareness course references OSHA Standard 1910.28, .140, Subpart D, 1926.106, Subpart M, and 1925.500, plus industry best practices.
Because it targets jobsite work specifically, it illustrates system types alongside the exact conditions that make each one necessary on an active jobsite.
The training aims for learners to leave with real awareness of their surroundings and a clear sense of which system best fits a given jobsite task.
Set on a jobsite, the built-in simulation lets learners walk through a construction environment inside a high-rise building looking for problems.
Inside this construction-scenario simulation, learners spot potential hazards along with fall protection systems that are visibly missing from the site.
OSHA Standard: 1910.28, .140, Subpart D, 1926.106, Subpart M, 1925.500 & industry best practices.
Fall Protection Systems awareness training illustrates the different types of systems, under what conditions must a system be put in place, and how to be protected from objects that fall from above.
Additional topics include body belts, working positioning systems, and travel restraint systems. Learners will gain an awareness of their surroundings and understand which personal fall protection system best suits work being performed on a jobsite.
An interactive simulation allows the learner to explore a construction environment in a high-rise building and identify potential hazards and missing fall protection systems.