Fall Protection Standards & Statistics
Ladders

Scaffolds

100

This has been one of the most consistently cited violations in the construction industry.

What is Fall Protection?

100

Ladder side rails shall extend this high above the landing surface.

What is 3 feet?

100

This must be done daily and before each use.

What is maintained and inspected?

200

This is where you will find the standards for Fall Protection.

What is Subpart M (OSHA) or EM 385 -1-1 (USACE)?



200

This should be done when a ladder is found to be damaged or defective.

What is tagged and removed from service?

200

This person will be onsite and is authorized and trained to identify workplace hazards and take immediate corrective action to eliminate them.

Who is a Competent Person?

300

Falls from this height can cause serious lost-time accidents and sometimes death.

What is 4 - 6 feet?

300

This part of the ladder needs to be used to hold the front and back sections of the ladder in an open position.

What is a metal spreader or locking device?

300

These are not allowed to be used on scaffolding to get extra height. If you're stuck, look to the left.

What are ladders?

400

True or False:

Subpart M 1926.500-1926.503 is where you will find fall protection standards while setting steel beams for a new 20 story high apartment building.

What is FALSE.

Why?

400

The top number of steps should not be used when on a ladder.

What is 2?

400

To provide a safe walkway, scaffolds need to be this?

What is fully planked?

500

Name 5 areas that Subpart M covers.

What is:

1. Unprotected sides/edges    2. Leading edges

3. Hoist areas  4. Holes   5 Excavations

6.Ramps,Runways  7. Dangerous equipment

8. Formwork & reinforcing steel 9. Wall openings

10.Bricklaying 11.Low slope roofs 12. Steep Roofs 

13. Precast concrete 14. Residential construction


500

When ascending or descending a ladder, you should follow this best practice.

What is always face the ladder and use three points of contact?

500

Work on scaffolding is not allowed during these events.

What are storms and high wind?

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