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1. Subpart M, Fall Protection
• 1926.500, Scope, application,
and definitions applicable to this
subpart
• 1926.502, Fall protection
systems criteria and practices
• 1926.503, Training requirements
• Appendix
2. When Is Fall Protection Required?
If workers are working over dangerous materials, they have to
wear fall protection below 6 feet
5. Scope and Application
• Exception: inspection,
investigation, or assessment of
workplace conditions
1926.500(a)(1)
6. Scope and Application
• Does not apply to
• scaffolds
• working on cranes and derricks
• steel erection work (except for towers
and tanks) are provided in subpart R
of this part.
• certain types of equipment used in
tunneling
• erection of tanks and communication
and broadcast
• construction of electric transmission
or distribution lines or equipment.
• stairways and ladders
1926.500(a)(2)
14. Definitions
• Deceleration Distance
• distance between the location
of an employee's body belt or
body harness attachment point
at the moment of activation and
the location of that attachment
point after the employee comes
to a full stop.
1926.500(b)
15. Definitions
• Free Fall
• act of falling before a personal
fall arrest system begins to apply
force to arrest the fall
1926.500(b)
22. Definitions
• Low Slope Roof
• roof having a slope less than or
equal to 4 in 12
1926.500(b)
23. Definitions
• Mechanical equipment
• motor or human propelled
wheeled equipment used for
roofing work, except
wheelbarrows and mopcarts
1926.500(b)
24. Definitions
• Opening
• gap or void 30 inches or more
high and 18 inches or more
wide, in a wall or partition,
through which employees can
fall to a lower level
1926.500(b)
25. Definitions
• Fall Arrest System
• consists of an anchorage,
connectors, a body belt or body
harness
1926.500(b)
26. Definitions
• Positioning Device System
• rigged to allow an employee to
be supported on an elevated
vertical surface and work with
both hands free while leaning.
1926.500(b)
27. Definitions
• Rope Grab
• deceleration device which
travels on a lifeline and
automatically, by friction,
engages the lifeline and locks so
as to arrest the fall of an
employee.
1926.500(b)
29. Definitions
• Safety Monitoring System
• safety system in which a
competent person is responsible
for recognizing and warning
employees of fall hazards
1926.500(b)
33. Definitions
• Toeboard
• low protective barrier that will
prevent the fall of materials and
equipment to lower levels and
provide protection from falls for
personnel
1926.500(b)
34. Definitions
• Unprotected side or edge
• means any side where there is
no wall or guardrail system at
least 39 inches high.
1926.500(b)
35. Definitions
• Walking Working surface
• surface, horizontal or vertical on
which an employee walks or
works
• not include ladders, vehicles, or
trailers
1926.500(b)
36. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• The employer shall determine if
the walking/working surfaces on
which its employees are to work
have the strength and structural
integrity to support employees
safely.
1926.501(a)(2)
37. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• unprotected side or edge which
is 6 feet or more above a lower
level shall be protected from
falling
1926.501(b)(1)
38. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• leading edge 6 feet or more
above lower levels shall be
protected
1926.501(b)(2)(i)
39. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee in a hoist area shall be
protected from falling 6 feet or
more to lower levels
1926.501(b)(3)
40. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• protected from falling through
holes (including skylights) more
than 6 feet above lower levels
1926.501(b)(4)(i)
41. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• protected from tripping in or
stepping into or through holes
(including skylights) by covers
1926.501(b)(4)(ii)
42. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• protected from objects falling
through holes
1926.501(b)(4)(iii)
43. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee on the face of
formwork or reinforcing steel
shall be protected from falling 6
feet or more to lower levels
1926.501(b)(5)
44. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee on ramps, runways,
and other walkways shall be
protected from falling 6 feet or
more to lower levels
1926.501(b)(6)
45. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee at the edge of an
excavation 6 feet or more in
depth shall be protected from
falling when the excavations are
not readily seen because of
plant growth or other visual
barrier
1926.501(b)(7)(i)
46. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee at the edge of a well,
pit, shaft, and similar excavation
6 feet or more in depth shall be
protected from falling
1926.501(b)(7)(ii)
47. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee less than 6 feet above
dangerous equipment shall be
protected from falling
1926.501(b)(8)(i)
48. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee performing overhand
bricklaying and related work 6
feet or more above lower levels,
shall be protected from falling’
• employee reaching more than
10 inches below the level of the
walking/working surface on
which they are working, shall be
protected by conventional fall
protection
1926.501(b)(9)(i)
49. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee engaged in roofing activities on low-slope
roofs, with unprotected sides and edges 6 feet or
more above lower levels shall be protected from
falling
• Warning line system allowed
1926.501(b)(10)
50. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• Each employee on a steep roof
with unprotected sides and
edges 6 feet or more above
lower levels shall be protected
from falling
1926.501(b)(11)
51. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee engaged in the
erection of precast concrete
members who is 6 feet or more
above lower levels shall be
protected from falling
1926.501(b)(12)
52. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee engaged in residential
construction activities 6 feet or
more above lower levels shall be
protected
1926.501(b)(13)
53. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• employee working on, at, above,
or near wall openings shall be
protected from falling
• Includes chutes
1926.501(b)(14)
54. Duty to Have Fall Protection
• Walking/working surfaces not
otherwise addressed
1926.501(b)(15)
66. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Snaphooks not directly
engaged to webbing,
rope, wire rope
• To each other
• With another snaphook
to the same d-ring
• To a horizontal lifeline
• Incompatible shaped
1926.502(d)(6)(i)-
(vi)
67. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Horizontal lifelines maintaining a
safety factor of two
1926.502(d)(8)
68. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Lanyards and lifelines shall have
a minimum braking strength of
5,000 pounds
1926.502(d)(9)
69. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Lifelines shall protected from
being abraded
1926.502(d)(11)
70. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Self-retracting lifelines and
lanyards which limit free fall to 2
feet shall be capable of
supporting 3,000 pounds
1926.502(d)(12)
71. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Self-retracting lifelines and
lanyards which do not limit free
falls to 2 feet shall be capable of
supporting 5,000 pounds
1926.502(d)(13)
72. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Anchorages independent from
equipment suspension
anchorages
1926.502(d)(14)
73. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Anchorages 5,000 pounds or
maintain a safety factor of two
1926.502(d)(15)(i)
74. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Limit fall arrest forces to 1800
pounds with a harness
1926.502(d)(16)(ii)
75. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• No free fall more than 6 feet nor
contract and lower level
1926.502(d)(16)(iii)
76. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Limit maximum deceleration
distance to 3.5 feet
1926.502(d)(16)(iv)
77. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Withstand twice the potential
impact energy of an employee
falling 6 feet or the free fall
distance permitted by the system.
1926.502(d)(16)(v)
78. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• Remove when subjected to
impact loading
1926.502(d)(19)
79. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• The employer shall provide for
prompt rescue
1926.502(d)(20)
82. Personnel Fall Arrest Systems
• When use at hoist areas, rigged
to allow the movement of the
employee only so far as the edge
of the walking/working surface.
1926.502(d)(24)
84. Warning Line Systems
• Flags 6 feet away when mechanical
equipment not used
• Access path from ladder formed
from two warning lines
1926.502(f)(1)(i)&(iii)
85. Warning Line Systems
• When mechanical equipment is
used
• Flags 6 feet when using parallel
• Flags 10 feet when perpendicular
1926.502(f)(1)(ii)
87. Safety Monitoring System
• Roofing only
• On the same level
• Close to communicate
• No other responsibility
1926.502(h)(1)(iii)-
(v)
Flags too close
88. Covers
• Support twice the weight
• Secured
• Colored coded, or use “Hole,
“Cover”
1926.502(i)(1)-(4)
90. Fall Protection Plan
• Prepared by qualified person
• Copy at the jobsite
• Document why and where
conventional fall protection
cannot be used
• Names of employees allowed in
the controlled access zone
1926.502(k)(1)-(6)
91. Fall Protection Training
• Employer shall provide a training
program for each employee who
might be exposed to fall hazards.
• The program shall enable each
employee to recognize the
hazards of falling and shall train
each employee in the
procedures to be followed in
order to minimize these hazards.
1926.503(a)(1)