1. FALL protection

6. working near openings or edges

7. working on a scaffolding and ladder

8. work on machinery, equipment

9. Working at an elevated level

13. FIGURE A FIGURE B PRIMARY FALL PREVENTION SYSTEM SECONDARY FALL PREVENTION SYSTEM

14. FIGURE A FIGURE B

16. Guardrail system Top Rail Mid Rail Walking/ Working Surface 200 lbs 150 lbs 50 lbs 42”+/- 3”

17. GUARDRAIL SYSTEM: ROOFWORK

18. GUARDRAIL SYSTEM: Leading Edge

19. Ladderway/Stairway Openings Shall be guarded on ALL exposed sides by railing and toe boards in a manner that a person cannot pass through it, except at the entrance to the opening.

22. Provision of safety nets

24. Covers must be able to support at least twice the weight of employees, equipment, and materials that may be imposed on the cover at any one time. To prevent accidental displacement resulting from wind, equipment, or workers' activities, all covers must be secured. All covers shall be color coded or bear the markings "HOLE" or "COVER."

29. Lanyards

31. Self-retracting lifelines AND LANYARD

33. 1. Be inspected prior to use 2. Have a minimum breaking strength of 5,000 lbs Lanyards shall:

34. Notes in the Usage of Lanyards 3. Avoid rubbing from sharp objects/edges 4. Never attach where there is a possibility of disengagement 5. Make sure it is short enough for you not to hit the ground in the event of fall 6. Always use double locking system FOR SNAPHOOKS 7. Anchor point must be above the head as much as possible to avoid swing in the event of fall 8. Do not loop to anchorage, use adaptor

35. adaptor

36. These durable, chemical resistant lanyards include an inner polyester core that stretches to reduce the arresting force in the event of a fall. The shock absorbing lanyards feature a deceleration distance of 42 inches or less.

38. Lifeline

39. Lifeline

40. Notes in the Usage of Lifelines 1. Reduce sagging---it adds to height of free fall; 2. Anchored to rigid structure that could withstand 5000 lbs. force; 3. Not too tight that could lead to breakage; 4. Never hook more than one person to it without determining its capacity first.

42. Or “Bottoming Out Or else-

43. Anchorage Device

46. Webbing Tie Off

47. Body Harness

48. Snaphook / Carabiner

51. 3 Factors to Consider 1. Use the right equipment 2. The equipment must be in perfect condition 3. You know how to use it

54. parallel perpendicular parallel perpendicular 10 ft. 10 ft. 6 ft. 6 ft. warning lines 4 roof edge Warning Lines

55. Warning Lines

57. Monitor

59. what about a rescue plan?

61. There are a hierarchy of measures required of the duty holders; • To avoid work at height where they can. • To use work equipment or other measures to prevent falls where they cannot avoid work at height; and • Where they cannot eliminate the risk of a fall, use work equipment or other measures to minimise the distance and consequences of the fall.