Workers should understand expectations, participation requirements, and the importance of full attendance and engagement in safety training.

Because safety knowledge builds over time and missing information can lead to increased risk on the job site.

– Roof edges
– Openings in floors or walls
– Ladders
– Scaffolding
– Elevated work platforms

Falls are the leading cause of fatalities, which is why fall protection is one of the most critical safety controls.

Guardrails or fall protection systems.

Stable walking/working surfaces
Proper ladder setup.

– Head protection
– Eye protection
– Hand protection
– Foot protection
– High-visibility clothing

No. PPE is considered the last line of defense and should be used along with other safety controls.

– Dust exposure (silica)
– Hazardous materials (asbestos, lead)
– Noise exposure
– Heat stress

Because many do not cause immediate symptoms but can lead to serious long-term illnesses.

– Stability
– Condition of the ladder
– Proper setup angle
– Secure placement

Improper use or setup is one of the most common causes of falls.

Cave-ins, falling loads, and hazardous atmospheres.

– Protective systems
– Soil evaluation
– A trained person overseeing safety