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Why is fall protection such a big issue for OSHA?
Falls are the number one cause for injuries and deaths each year in the workforce, so it’s no wonder OSHA…
My employee requested a positioning belt, Is this the right fall protection for my employee?
A few decades ago, when fall safety was first introduced, body belts were the main form of fall protection. Thankfully,…
What is Passive Fall Protection?
There are different methods of protecting a worker at heights. You can be in “passive fall restraint”, “active fall restraint”,…
What is swing fall?
Most fall protection anchorages are not perfect and provide protection for placement precisely underneath the anchor. When the work is…
What is the difference between OSHA and ANSI?
When talking about safety products or safety regulations OSHA and ANSI go hand-in-hand with compliance and safety. A point of…
What is the difference between fall prevention, restraint, and arrest?
In 2018, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) made 7,270 citations on general conditions alone, which means that many…
What is a tagline and what is it used for?
On this week’s episode of Dynamic Discussions, Greg and David give us an overview of what a tag line is…
What Kind of Fall Protection Would You Recommend for a Small Framed Person?
The men and women who work in industries that require them to operate at heights come in all shapes and…
How often do my self-retracting lifelines need to be recertified?
It’s important to keep all the components of your personal fall arrest system in working order. One faulty piece of…
What does PFAS stand for?
What Does PFAS Stand For? PFAS stands for the words Personal Fall Arrest System, so what does that mean? According…