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What CFR Regulates Fall Protection
1926 Subpart M
CFR = Code of Federal Regulation
Name who dictates the Industry Standard
ANSI American National Standards Institute, NATE National Association of Tower Erectors, NFPA (?), CSA (?)
Not mandatory like OSHA
List Employer Responsibilities
develop a written fall protection plan, identify potential fall hazards prior to each project, ensure fall protection equipment is right for the work you are doing and that it is in good condition, train workers in hazard recognition, ensure workers are aware of their responsibilities, investigate accidents.
List Employees Responsibilities
What is the hierarchy of fall protection
1. No Hazard (engineering safety procedure)
2. Fall Restraint
3. Work Positioning
4. Limited Fall Arrest
5. Fall Arrest
1910 General Industry: Maximum Allowable Free Fall Distance
4 Feet above walking/ working distance
1926 Construction Industry Maximum Allowable Free Fall Distance
6 Feet above walking/ working surface
A system used to arrest an employee in a fall from a working level. it consists of an anchorage, connectors, a body belt or body harness and may include a lanyard, deceleration device, lifeline or suitable combination of these.
Personal fall arrest system (PFAS)
As of January 1st 1998 use of a body belt for fall arrest is prohibited
Maximum allowable free fall when using a fall restraint
0 feet
Maximum allowable free fall while using work positioning
2 Feet
Maximum Length for use of Ladder Safe Cable Systems (LADSAFE)
9 Inches from cable to D Ring
Maximum Allowable Free Fall for Limited Fall Arrest (Self Retracting Life Line/Lanyard)
2 Feet
Maximum Allowable Free Fall Distance for a Fall Arrest
6 Feet
Components of Personal Fall Arrest Systems (PFAS)
A - ANCHOR
B - BODY HARNESS
C - CONNECTING DEVICES
List as many things to concider when calculating fall distance
Free Fall (factor 1 factor 2)
factor 1 (6 feet above waist tie off.) factor 2 (12 feet below waist tie off)
deceleration distance (factor 1 & factor 2)
factor 1 (4 feet) factor 2 (5 feet)
Height of worker
6 foot average for both factors
for calculating fall distance
Harness Stretch
2.5 for both factors
for calculating fall distance
Safety Margin
3 feet for both factors
for calculating fall distance
total fall distance
Factor 1 (21.5 feet) Factor 2 (28.5 feet)
for calculating fall distance