Fall Protection SOlutions
Fall protection is required when employees are exposed to a fall of six feet or more in construction, four feet or more in general industry, when operating boom lifts, or at any height when working over dangerous equipment. It’s also one of the most frequently cited OSHA violations year after year. We help you identify hazards, meet OSHA requirements, and protect your workers from serious injuries.
Fall Protection Readiness Assessment
Take the guesswork out of your fall protection efforts. We’ll review your current program, training, inspections, and equipment to identify any gaps or areas for improvement.
What's included:
- Review of written fall protection program
- Review of fall protection training records
- Review of equipment inspection records
- Visual inspection of fall protection PPE
- Summary report with findings and recommendations
Custom Fall Protection Program
Need a fall protection program that’s OSHA-compliant and practical? We’ll build a custom written program tailored to your specific operations and hazards.
What's included:
- Custom written fall protection program
- Defined roles and responsibilities
- Selection and use guidelines for fall protection equipment
- Training requirements and recordkeeping guidance
- Supporting documents for equipment inspection, Inventories, fall protection plans,
- Implementation checklist and a compliance review form to conduct your own assessments in the future, ensuring ongoing compliance.
Fall Protection System Planning and Consulting
Fall hazards aren't one-size-fits-all and neither are the solutions. We help you assess your site, select the right systems, and develop a practical plan to stay OSHA-compliant. For projects requiring engineered systems, we coordinate with trusted Professional Engineers to get the job done right.
What's included:
- Fall hazard assessments for existing or new work areas
- Recommendations for fall protection systems (guardrails, anchors, SRLs, horizontal lifelines)
- Layout planning for system installation
- Review of off-the-shelf system options
- Coordination with licensed Professional Engineers for engineered designs when required
Note: Certain fall protection systems require design and certification by a licensed Professional Engineer. Forward Safety partners with qualified firms to support these projects as needed.