A harness only works if it is inspected, worn correctly and tied to an anchor that can hold the fall. This fall protection training online covers personal fall arrest from the ground up, including the clearance math that tells you whether you would hit the ground before the system stops you.
Online checkout is being moved to our new site. Send the form or call (307) 355-0865 and we'll enroll you.
Fall Protection Lessons
Lessons follow the system from anchor to rescue.
01
The ABCs of fall arrest
Anchorage, body support and connectors, and how they work as a system.
02
Harness inspection
Checking webbing, stitching and hardware, and when to retire a harness.
03
Donning and fit
Adjustment points and correct dorsal D-ring placement.
04
Anchorage and clearance
The 5,000-lb anchor requirement and how to calculate fall clearance.
05
After the fall
Suspension trauma and why a rescue plan is required.
Who Needs It
Ironworkers and erectors
Crane assembly crews
Roofers
Maintenance workers at height
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Complete the hands-on part
This course earns a certificate of completion for the knowledge portion. Construction fall protection training under 29 CFR 1926.503 is delivered by a competent person, so your employer should add equipment-specific practice on the gear you actually use.
You Will Learn To
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Inspect a harness and lanyard before each use
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Fit a harness with the D-ring correctly placed
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Choose anchors rated for the load
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Calculate whether you have enough fall clearance
Before You Enroll
Does this cover guardrails and nets?
The focus is personal fall arrest systems. Guardrails and nets are mentioned within the broader fall protection picture.
Is this relevant to crane work?
Yes. Crane assembly, rigging at height and work on crane structures can all require fall protection.
Enroll now, or contact us to schedule training for your crew. Crews that understand clearance and rescue planning make better choices about where and how to tie off.
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