Fall protection training required for staff, contractors exposed to fall of 4-plus feet
Medical Environment Update, June 1, 2018
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Remember to provide fall-protection training to any worker at your facility who may be exposed to a fall of more than 4 feet and ensure any contractors are also meeting the safety requirements under the newly revised OSHA standard. In addition, any fixed ladders over 24 feet must be equipped with fall arrest or safety systems.
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