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    Identify all potential tripping and fall hazards before work starts. Look for fall hazards such as unprotected floor openings / edges, shafts, skylights, stairwells. Select, wear, and use fall protection equipment appropriate for the task.

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    Identify all potential tripping and fall hazards before work starts. Look for fall hazards such as unprotected floor openings / edges, shafts, skylights, stairwells. Select, wear, and use fall protection equipment appropriate for the task.

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    Identify all potential tripping and fall hazards before work starts. Look for fall hazards such as unprotected floor openings / edges, shafts, skylights, stairwells. Select, wear, and use fall protection equipment appropriate for the task.

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    QUICK

    CARD
    TM

    Fall Protection Tips


    • Identify all potential trip-
    ping and fall hazards
    before work starts.

    • Look for fall hazards


    such as unprotected floor
    openings/edges, shafts,
    skylights, stairwells, and
    roof openings/edges.

    • Inspect fall protection


    equipment for defects
    before use.

    • Select, wear, and use fall


    protection equipment
    appropriate for the task.

    • Secure and stabilize all


    ladders before climbing
    them.

    • Never stand on the top


    rung/step of a ladder.

    • Use handrails when you


    go up or down stairs.

    • Practice good housekeep-


    ing. Keep cords, welding
    leads and air hoses out
    of walkways or adjacent
    work areas.

    For more complete information:


    OSHA 3257-11R-05

    Occupational
    Safety and Health
    Administration
    U.S. Department of Labor
    www.osha.gov (800) 321-OSHA

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