Roof Fall Protection Plan

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Roof fall protection plan.

The following fall protection plan is a sample program prepared for the prevention of injuries associated with falls. Any employee working more than 6 feet above ground or above a lower level needs to be protected from falls by one of several osha approved methods see osha fall protection requirements facing page. A site specific fall protection plan will incorporate many items including. This article focuses on roof work but fall protection is also usually needed when.

Site location address description work area tasks site specific fall hazards e g maximum height s roof slope if applicable proximity to power lines ground cover etc. Check all that apply and then refer to the next section for the appropriate fall protection system to implement. 2 1 principles of a fall prevention plan 2 1 1 a fall prevention plan is a documented site specific plan prepared for the purpose of reducing or eliminating risk of falls. A fall protection plan must be developed and evaluated on a site by site basis.

Fall protection jlc report 3 11. 3 3 fall protection work plan 3 3 1 fall hazards in the work area determine what fall hazards exist in the work area. Inspection of fall protection devices systems must be made to ensure compliance with osha and company name internal regulations. A written fall protection plan will be developed and implemented when a fall hazard of 25 feet or more exists or when a safety monitor and control zone is required.

Prior to permitting employees into areas where fall hazards exist all employees must be trained regarding fall protection plan requirements. Working six feet or more above lower levels put roofers at risk for serious injury or death if they should fall. Factories required to have a safety and health management system may use the required documents to constitute. It is recommended that builders discuss the written fall protection plan with their osha area office prior to going on a jobsite.

Assist workers and supervisors to identify the fall hazards of the site before work begins at heights. A lack of fall protection damaged fall protection equipment or improper setup will increase their risk of falling from height.