Fall Protection Introduction [Slides]
Safety Briefing: Emergency evacuation or shelter in place, Location of AED and first aid, Temporary maintenance/repair conditions
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Thomas, James Edward
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Fall Protection Introduction: Instructor Guide
The proper use of fall prevention and fall protection controls can reduce the risk of deaths and injuries caused by falls. This course, Fall Protection Introduction (#33462), is designed as an introduction to various types of recognized fall prevention and fall protection systems at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), including guardrail systems, safety net systems, fall restraint systems, and fall arrest systems. Special emphasis is given to the components, inspection, care, and storage of personal fall arrest systems (PFAS). This course also presents controls for falling object hazards and emergency planning considerations for persons who have fallen.
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Fall Protection Introduction: Participant Guide
Worker safety is paramount at Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL). According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics, an estimated 671 workers are killed and approximately 58,000 injured on the job each year due to fall-related events. Therefore, ensuring that workers are provided with proper training and protection is critical. This module presents examples of activities that require fall protection, fall protection regulations and requirements, key definitions associated with fall protection, and training requirements for employees engaged in activities that require fall protection.
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