Toolbox talks - Work at height

According to OSHA, fall prevention and protection must be implemented whenever work on the ground is unavoidable, especially at a height greater than 1.8 m above the reference level.
If a fall occurs from one level to a lower level, it will be considered as work at height. Work at height does not include slipping or tripping at the same level and falls from a permanent staircase.
These are the conditions for declaring work at height
1. If there is work above the ground/floor level and there is a risk of fall.
2. If there is a risk of falling from the edge, the opening, or the fragile surface.
3. If there is a risk of fall from the ground/floor level into an opening or hole.
Toolbox talks on ‘Working at height’ safety must be conducted frequently in construction industries as it carries high risk and majority of deaths worldwide in construction work are due to the failure of fall protection measures.
Watch our animation video to understand safe working at height!
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1)Safety harness
2) Not using the required ppe
Un product edges
Opening Holes on floor
No gardrail
Lack of knowledge about working at height
No proper acess and egress
Etc..

[@azemzulfiqarSALESWAYs]

1) Safety Harnesses.
2) Falling from Height, Falling Objects.

[@austinvianney]

1. Harness belt and safety life lines
2. Falling from height and falling objects.

[@ibneaminkhan3307]

Very nicr