Free Guide to OSHA's Updated Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection Standards
May 23, 2023
What fall protection does the law require of employers and building owners? OSHA's relevant standards were updated in 2017, and many employers struggle to understand their exposure to fines and liability. Download this comprehensive explainer today!
OSHA's 2017 update to 1910 Subpart D impacts workers, employers, building owners, contractors, safety professionals, and designers of the built environment--among many others! Employers in-the-know can avoid fines and reduce exposure to liability in the hundreds of thousands of dollars, or more. Fall protection violations remain number one on OSHA's list of the most frequent and costly citations. This guide covers hazards on the rooftop and indoor on mezzanines, loading docks, ladders, platforms and catwalks, among others. It also covers requirements for inspection, certification, and training for workers at-height. It is a comprehensive reference to fall protection regulations.
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