Fall Protection - User Level

WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR

This course is required for employees working in California to stay in compliance with § 1671.1. 

Employees who will be exposed to a fall hazard or use a fall protection system. 

"Great trainer. I look forward to working with you guys here in the near future."

- Training Client | Construction Industry

Course Overview

This class reviews both state and federal protection system requirements. Attendees will learn the fundamentals of inspections prior to use, proper care, and use of equipment in general and construction industries. Passive, active, and alternative fall protection systems will also be discussed to ensure that safe work practices are performed within the work environment. Falls are one of the top OSHA-cited violations and therefore, understanding regulations and recognizing fall hazards at the work site holds great importance. Upon completion of this course, trainees will receive a certificate stating they have satisfactorily completed the Fall Protection, User Level training.

The 8-hour Fall Protection training is recommended every three years as an industry standard. Retraining is also recommended in situations where changes in the workplace render previous training obsolete or inadequate in an affected employee’s knowledge or use.  

Topics Include

  • Cal/OSHA Regulations 
  • Fall Protection System  
  • Ladder Safety 
  • Personal Fall Arrest Systems 
  • Rescue or Recovery 

REQUIREMENTS

*It is recommended that participants bring a lanyard and a harness.

To receive a Course Certificate, participants must be present for the entire class and pass the Final Test. 

Schedule your training today.

Choose the option that meets your organization's needs.

  • At your location
  • For groups of 5 or more
  • At Safety Center's Campus:
    3909 Bradshaw Road
    Sacramento, CA 95827
  • For small groups and individuals
  • Training via Zoom with a live instructor
  • For groups of any size

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916.438.3351

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Everyday.