walking/working surfaces & fall protection - ON-SITE TRAINING

BRING IISC'S TRAINING TO YOU!

The Iowa-Illinois Safety Council's trainers can customize the training to your company and your specific needs. On-site training is great for when you need to train several employees with little disruption to their normal schedule.

OSHA's Walking - Working Surfaces Regulation covers a wide range of issues that account for a high rate of citations across many industries. The National Safety Council Walking - Working Surfaces Compliance Training Seminar cuts across the clutter to put the regulation into terms you can use.

In just four hours, you'll learn where to look for hazards, how to identify them, and how to reduce the risk of injuries from falls-and their related costs.

What You'll Learn

OSHA Walking - Working Surfaces Regulation (29 CFR 1910.21-30, Subpart D)
Key terminology and concepts
Letters of interpretation that show how OSHA responds to implementation questions
The consequences of poor housekeeping
The difference between standard rail guards and handrails
Hazards of wall and floor holes
Specifications for safe design and construction of fixed general industry stairs
Minimum requirements for dockboards
Proper care and use of portable ladders
General scaffolding requirements

For any questions or to receive a quote on your custom on-site training, contact the IISC trainers.