WISHA Regulations require you to evaluate your worksite to identify fall hazards.
You must then eliminate or control the fall hazards you identify.
If fall hazards of 10 feet or more exist, you must provide a written plan which identifies:
All fall hazards in the work area
The methods you and your employees will use to eliminate and control them
Correct procedures for assembly, maintenance, inspection, and disassembly of fall protection systems used
Correct procedures for handling, storage, and securing of tools and materials
The method of providing overhead protection
The method for the prompt, safe removal of injured workers
Training methods for the employees working on the Jobsite
The fall protection work plan must be specific to the work site
The fall protection work plan must be available on the work site for review
The documentation of training must be available on the work site for review
*****All PLANS SHOULD USE WISHA STANDARD TERMINOLOGIES FOR MAXIMUM ACCEPTANCE!*****
The assignment: Use a fall Protection Work Plan in class along with the blueprints to complete a Fall Protection work Plan
CREATE YOUR OWN ‘Professional quality ‘Fall protection Work Plan
Either is for the provided blueprints (West Street Video) project
Make sure to address ALL issues over 4′ (issues over 10′ Require a Fall protection work plan, but once that is triggered, it is best to be complete.
roofing (of course)
CMU work?
Metal stud framing?
GWB? painting?
Rolling roof Joists?
Roof sheeting?
Electrical & light fixtures?
Everything!
Use drawings as necessary. Your instructor would always do this for any roof plan requiring a fall protection work plan (all roofs are over 10’?!)