Fall Protection Program

Establish a practical, organized approach to managing workplace fall hazards with this professionally developed, customizable Fall Protection Program from Team Libertas.

This program provides a framework for identifying fall hazards, selecting appropriate protective systems, planning elevated work, inspecting equipment, and preparing for emergency rescue.

The program addresses:

• Fall hazard identification, assessments, and work planning
• General industry and construction fall protection requirements
• Responsibilities of management, supervisors, competent persons, qualified persons, and employees
• Selection of guardrails, covers, safety nets, travel restraint, and personal fall arrest systems
• Anchorage, lifeline, equipment compatibility, and fall clearance considerations
• Low-slope roof work, designated areas, and permitted alternative protection methods
• Equipment inspection, maintenance, and removal from service
• Rescue planning and emergency response
• Falling-object protection
• Employee training, contractor coordination, and program review

What you receive:

An editable Microsoft Word (.docx) program with 13 supporting forms and implementation tools, including:

• Implementation Checklist
• Fall Hazard Assessment and Work Plan
• Fall Protection Selection Matrix
• Competent and Qualified Person Designations
• Anchorage and Lifeline Documentation
• Equipment Inventory and Inspection Log
• Personal Equipment Pre-Use Inspection
• Rescue Plan
• Roof Work and Designated Area Plan
• Construction Fall Protection Plan
• Training Certification
• Fall Incident and Equipment Removal Report
• Program Review Record

The document can be customized to reflect your organization's work activities, equipment, personnel, fall hazards, and applicable requirements.

Designed for:

Employers with employees performing elevated work, roof access, maintenance, construction, or other activities involving fall hazards.

Important:

This program is based primarily on federal OSHA fall protection requirements, including 29 CFR Part 1910, Subparts D and I, and 29 CFR Part 1926, Subpart M.

The employer must determine which requirements apply to its operations. OSHA-approved State Plans and specialized activities may have additional or different requirements.

The program must be reviewed, customized, and implemented before use. It does not replace required engineering, equipment-specific procedures, qualified-person evaluations, or site-specific rescue planning.

Licensing:

Purchase includes a license for internal use by the purchasing organization. Editing, customization, and internal distribution are permitted. Redistribution, resale, or sharing outside the purchasing organization is prohibited.

Need assistance? Team Libertas provides professional workplace health and safety services, including assistance with program customization and implementation. Learn more here.