Construction Safety Meeting – Fall Protection
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Remind workers about the safe use of fall protection on the construction site in this weekly safety meeting agenda.
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Falls are one of the leading causes of death and injury on a jobsite. The reason they are such as high risk is because we are constantly surrounded by them. Construction sites donโt always feature the common building elements we come to rely on such as perimeter walls, fully enclosed shafts and more.
We are often exposed directly to edges on construction sites and as a result itโs important to understand what your fall protection options are. Generally there are two different types – fall protection and fall arrest, but in general avoidance should be the first method of approach.
Workers requiring access to exposed areas however do require fall protection. Fall protection isnโt something that comes naturally however and workers to need reminding from time to time.
Use this safety meeting template to reinforce the safe use of fall protection for the workers and team members on your jobsite.
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