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        Fall Protection is not a laughing matter Safety is always a top priority, especially if there are technicians doing work hundreds of feet in the air. Fall protection equipment is always necessary for crews working at any height, but what about fall protection training? Is that needed too? The answer is yes! Sobering Facts About Falls According to OSHA, falls cause more deaths in construction and related industries than any other workplace hazard. There are hundreds of people who loose their lives every year when falling from a height of greater than 6 feet. Measures to keep crews safe are invaluable, and the best way to prevent accidents from heights is fall protection training . What's Involved in Fall Protection Training? Surprisingly, there are multiple fall training curriculum's available online, including one created by OSHA, or even better ones offered through professional fall protection supplier companies . Typically, they will include a few differ

Fall Protection Training and Equipment Vital for Safety AHS Rescue - Tower & Work-at-Height-Training-Classes Fall protection remains one of the biggest considerations for employers that require work at height job duties such as in the construction industry.   Fall protection, as specifically related to construction in OSHA’s standard 29 CFR 1926.501 , is the most frequently violated standard resulting in fines to employers.  The most alarming statistic, however, is the number of injuries and fatalities resulting from workers falling from height while performing their duties. In 2015 alone, 4,836 workers were killed while on the job, with more than 21% of those fatalities in private industry construction.  Furthermore, within that 21%, the deadliest incident is cited as falls, with 364 deaths in the construction industry alone in 2015. So, what can these employers do to keep their workers safe?  According to OSHA, following three simple steps will save lives.  Plan, Pr