Avoid Falls

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Avoid Falls
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Process Steps:
Understand the relevant OSHA standards
Recognize where fall hazards can be found
Recognize possible fall hazards and work to prevent them
Follow these general safety principles
Spot the potential fall hazards in these photos
OSHA Fall Protection Video
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Construction is among the most dangerous industries and in recent years, the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that there are more than 800 fatal on the job injuries to construction workers annually - more than any other single industry. Many workers may be surprised to hear that about 2 out of every 3 are falls from less than 20 feet high. Workers should be very aware of their work at any height, and this process will help with building that awareness.
Process Steps:
Understand the relevant OSHA standards
1. Understand the relevant OSHA standards
2. Recognize where fall hazards can be found
3. Recognize possible fall hazards and work to prevent them
4. Follow these general safety principles
5. Spot the potential fall hazards in these photos
6. OSHA Fall Protection Video
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