Training - Safety at Heights
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Agriculture Asbestos Abatement Chemical Construction Electric Utility Fire Fighting Hazardous Materials Mining Nuclear Oil and Gas Paper & Pulp Sand Blasting Spray Painting Welding
Confined Space Falling From Heights Oxygen Deficiency Toxic Atmosphere IDLH Toxic Atmosphere Non-IDLH
Fundamentals of Safety at Heights
For At-Risk Workers, Supervisors, and Managers
• Hands-on and application oriented exercises
• The chance to experience a controlled fall using an
energy-absorbing lanyard
• 2 day format
KEY TOPICS INCLUDE
• Dynamics of a fall
• Impact forces
• Fall hazard recognition
• Selection, application, and use of fall protection systems
• Procedures for continuous Safety at Heights
Competent Person for Equipment Inspection
• For At-Risk Workers, Supervisors, and Managers
• 1 day format
• Physical inspection of fall protection equipment
• Emphasis on the formal equipment inspection process
KEY TOPICS INCLUDE
• Formal inspection and documentation process
• Identification of hazards impacting equipment integrity
• Equipment cleaning, storage and disposal
• OSHA and ANSI inspection requirements
Safety at Heights Management & Rescue Planning
• For Supervisors, Safety Professionals, and Managers • Perform rescue simulations from an elevated structure
• Emphasis on assessment, implementation and
• Emphasis on planning for rescue after a fall
management of a fall hazard control program
• 1 day format
KEY TOPICS INCLUDE
• Fall hazard survey and profile
• Fall protection systems selection
• At-Risk Worker selection and issues
• Regulatory and standards review (OSHA, ANSI)
• Rescue equipment, personnel, and training considerations
• Round-table discussion of fall protection issues
Competent Person for Safety at Heights
• For Supervisors, Safety Professionals, and Managers
• Comprised of the Fundamentals, Inspection, and Management & Rescue Planning Courses
• 4 day format Management & Rescue Planning courses
Tower Climbing Safety
• For At-Risk Workers, Supervisors, and Safety Professionals
• 1 day format
• Experience a controlled fall using an energy absorbing lanyard
• Hands-on exercises utilizing various tower climbing systems
KEY TOPICS INCLUDE
• Selection, application, and use of fall protection systems
• Regulatory and standards (OSHA) review
• Dynamics of a fall including the Telecommunications standard
MSA Custom Training Courses
• Focus on safety issues unique to your company
• Hands-on training in your daily work environment
• Complement your existing safety program
• Custom training structures at your facility
Training Schedule - MSA Fall Protection Training Classes
Registration Form - MSA Fall Protection Training Classes
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