Is your company
in compliance?

New OSHA Fall Protection rules effective June 16, 2011.

If OSHA shows up in your Job Site,
do you have a formal Fall Protection
Program and a written site-specific
Fall Protection Plan?

OSHA Residential Fall
Protection Program Update

Effective June 16, 2011, employers utilizing the alternative fall protection program found in the rescinded 1999 Interim Fall Protection Compliance Guidelines for Residential Construction will be subject to OSHA Citations if they fail to comply with 29 CFR 1926.501 (b) (13).

Falls are the leading cause of construction fatalities.

       >> Order a Fall Protection Program Below

Do you or your employees work at heights greater than 6' off the surface without tie-off's, nets, guard rails and other OSHA regulated safety devices? If so, you are required to have a writing Fall Protection Program and a site-specific Fall Protection Guide.
More than $11 Million in fines were issued last year due to improper fall protection!

Be prepared for an
OSHA Audit

· Programs are State Specific
Addressing the issues specific to your state

· Fall Plan Checklists
Helps you determine if you need to develop a Fall Plan for a specific job

· Fall Training DVD
A training video to help you train your employees

· Employee Training Tracker
Record who you have trained and when

· Durable 3-Ring Binder
Take it to the Job Site - Leave it in your truck

· Customized Fall Protection Program
Required for the company to review with employees

· Site-Specific Fall Protection Plan
Required to identify fall protection needs for individual jobsites