Cal/OSHA Fall Protection Program - ISNetworld RAVS Section - US
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- Cal/OSHA Fall Protection Program:
- Approximate Word Count: 5,550
- Approximate Number of Pages: 14
- Page Reference Answers to RAVS Reviewer’s Questions: 10
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An excerpt from ISNetworld® RAVS®* Safety plan Cal/OSHA Fall Protection Program
Policy
Company Policy
Injuries from falls are a leading occupational injury. It is the intent of Replace with Company Name to provide maximum protection to its staff in the prevention of falls. Known fall hazards will be identified, inspected and fall protection provided to ensure the safety of personnel. Engineering controls, administrative procedures and the use of personal protective equipment will be utilized. The Fall Protection Standard must be followed where personnel can possibly fall 7.5 feet or more, but does not apply "when personnel are making an inspection, investigation, or assessment of workplace conditions prior to the actual start of construction work or after all construction work has been completed." This exemption does not apply when inspections are carried out six feet or less from an unprotected edge. Under Federal OSHA's interpretation, “rounds & readings” work conducted within six feet of an unprotected edge (i.e. roof line/ floor diaphragm) must comply with the Fall Protection Standard. For roofing work within six feet of the roof edge, a warning line system along with a safety monitor will be employed ONLY where conventional fall protective measures are unfeasible, or would pose a greater hazard. For all other work, the setback is fifteen feet.
Training
Training in fall protection must be obtained prior to working where potential for a fall exists. This training will be conducted by an authorized training resource. Training will consist of learning to identify fall hazards, minimize fall hazards, and the function, use, inspection, and maintenance of personal fall arrest systems (PFAS) and other restraint equipment. Trainees will also be taught how to identify and inspect anchor points, substantial members of the building structure, or securely rigged lines, which will safely suspend the worker in case of fall. Only attendees of the fall hazard training classes will be allowed to conduct work where potential for a fall exists. Where employees are subject to known job site hazards, such as, flammable liquids and gases, poisons, caustics, harmful plants and animals, toxic materials, confined spaces, etc., they shall be instructed in the recognition of the hazard, in the procedures for protecting themselves from injury, and in the first aid procedure in the event of injury. [10] Training shall be provided by Replace with Company Name to all affected workers before they are exposed to fall hazards. Retraining shall occur when any of the following are noted:
Deficiencies in training
Workplace changes
Fall Protection Systems or equipment changes that render previous training
obsolete.
Workers who complete fall protection training will have written training certification showing at a minimum the following:
