Fall Protection Awareness Training

Every year, many workers are seriously injured or lose their lives due to falls in the workplace. Fall incidents usually involve multiple factors such as improper ladder use, unstable walking surfaces, incorrect anchor points, poor equipment condition, or unsafe procedures during height work.

Fall Protection Awareness Training teaches workers how to identify fall hazards before starting a task, understand how fall protection systems operate, inspect equipment correctly, and use safer methods near height exposures. This includes tasks performed on ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, platforms, mezzanines, and roof edges.

This course is best for both Construction and General Industry because fall hazards exist in all types of work environments. After completion, workers receive a printable certificate as proof of training.

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training

Construction workers deal with more than height exposures. They work around heavy equipment, power tools, cranes, structural steel, and moving vehicles. Many different hazards can exist at the same time on a job site. OSHA 10 Construction Training gives a wider base of safety knowledge and includes fall protection as one of the major required topics.

Workers learn how to recognize unsafe conditions, understand OSHA regulations, and apply safer work practices used in construction. Fall protection topics in OSHA 10 Construction help workers make better decisions during real job tasks such as leading-edge work, roofing, solar installation, scaffold operations, and elevated steel work.

After course completion, workers receive an official OSHA DOL card that is recognized across the United States.

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Training

Fall hazards exist outside construction as well. Industrial work such as warehouses, plants, machine shops, logistics centers, and maintenance departments also involve working near elevated locations such as ladders, racking systems, mezzanines, and equipment platforms.

OSHA 10 General Industry Training includes instruction on fall safety, walking-working surfaces, ladders, safe access, and how fall protection applies inside non-construction environments. This course prepares workers for situations where height hazards may exist inside indoor facilities and industrial workspaces.

Workers also receive an OSHA DOL card after completion.