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Building a Why Use Fall Protection? Why Use Fall Protection? Falls are the 2nd leading cause of death in industry. Navy statistics of falls demonstrate falls actually do occur! Required By Federal Law! 29 CFR 1910, 1915 or 1926 CNO N45 Fall Statistics FY 96 through FY 99 CNO N45 Fall Statistics FY 96 through FY 99 Types Of Fall Protection: Traditional: Standard Guardrails Ladder Cages Hand rails Scaffolding Lifelines Non Traditional Safety Harnesses Lanyards Carabiners Self Retracting Lifelines Tie-Off Adapters Program Elements Hazard Analysis Equipment Policy Training Inspection Rescue Hazard Analysis What Equipment And Conditions Do You Already Have! Qualify Equipment? Condition? Controls? Usability? Quantify Exposure Tasks? Hazard? How controlled? Is the Hazard Unique? Identify the Tasks Those That Do The Work Know the Tasks! ASK Them!!! WHERE SHOPS USE FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT When working 5 feet or more above a level surface Pulling shafts, screws(props),rudders, fairplanes On top of Conex boxes or portable buildings w/o life lines Working on Submarine Enclosure roofs Rigging Hull sections Working on Hull sections WHERE SHOPS USE FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT Rigging machinery pier side, on trailers and in railcars Attaching rigging to staging above 5 feet Staging work above 5 feet Removing/installing masts, antennas, waveguide, etc. Working on hulls w/ missing deck sections; no guard rails WHERE SHOPS USE FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT (CONT.) Working from crane suspended box or basket/cage, or JLG Working in tanks Working aboard vessels in tall compartments (Includes multi-deck shafts, high vertical ladders, deck edge elevators, hangar deck overheads, machinery space upper levels, etc.) WHERE SHOPS USE FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT (CONT.) Rigging newly manufactured barge sections Installing tarps on roofs, tall structures, equipment, etc. Rigging sub roofs Working on cranes (indoors and outdoors) When should you use fall protection? “Click