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Webinar: Fall Protection - Safety at Low Heights
Watch the webianr to know more about:
- Anchoring principles
- Fall clearance basics and calculation with respect to lanyards
- Visual comparison of connecting devices
- Reading fall clearance tables and charts when choosing the appropriate self-retracting lifelines
Secure fall protection anchor points of attachment for lifelines, lanyards or deceleration devices. Learn more about selecting an anchor
Secure fall protection anchor points of attachment for lifelines, lanyards or deceleration devices. Learn more about selecting an anchor
Personal fall arrest connector or a positioning/travel restriction connector attach the worker's body support to the anchor.
Learn more about selecting a connector
Personal fall arrest connector or a positioning/travel restriction connector attach the worker's body support to the anchor.
Learn more about selecting a connector
Executing your rescue plan may require the use of a rescue system designed for the application.
Learn more about selecting a descent and rescue device
Executing your rescue plan may require the use of a rescue system designed for the application.
Learn more about selecting a descent and rescue device
Directly supports the worker's weight and maintains the body in a safety position during and after a fall event.
Learn more about selecting body support equipment
Directly supports the worker's weight and maintains the body in a safety position during and after a fall event.
Learn more about selecting body support equipment
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More Information About Fall Protection
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Global Science of Safety Podcast: Fall Protection Fundamentals – ABCs
In this Podcast of the global Science of Safety Podcast, co-hosts Mark Reggers and Laurie Wells, along with special guest Greg Peterson, a Specialist Application Engineer with 3M Australia, discuss working at heights and the selection of fall protection equipment. This is the first episode of a two-part series on fall protection selection.
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Global Science of Safety Podcast: Fall Protection Fundamentals – DEFs
In this Podcast - Part two of this series on fall protection selection, co-hosts Mark Reggers and Laurie Wells welcome Heidi Lopez-Hidalgo, a global Senior Application Engineer in the Personal Safety Division at 3M.
In this second episode, they continue the discussion on the ABCs of fall protection, like they did in the first part of this fall protection series, but this time with a focus on the DEFs (descent and rescue, education, and fall protection for tools). Tune in to learn more about helping workers stay safe while working at heights.
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Inspection and Product Life for Fall Protection
Products. Reputable manufacturers’ User Instructions state that fall protection products must be inspected prior to and after each use by the user.
Download Safety Tip: Inspection and Product Life for Fall Protection Products (PDF, 63.43 KB)
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Transverse Loading in Fall Protection
Transverse loading is the loading of connecting hardware like rebar hooks, scaffold hooks, carabiners, etc. at right angles to the intended direction of the load.
Download Safety Tip: What is Transverse Loading in Fall Protection? (PDF, 55.26 KB)
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