The ANSI Z359 fall protection standards have been transitioning from system-based standards to component-based standards. While this transition takes place, it can be challenging to determine what fall protection equipment to purchase. This presentation helps you decide what equipment to purchase when to protection your workers at height.
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Impact of ANSI Standards on Fall Protection Equipment Purchase
1. IMPACT OF ANSI STANDARDS ON FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT PURCHASE THOMAS E. KRAMER, P.E., C.S.P. - PRINCIPAL TKramer@LJBInc.com; Phone: (937) 259-5120 KIM K. MESSER, KMesser@LJBInc.com; Phone: (937) 259-5000
7. HIERARCHY OF CONTROL Defeatability Effectiveness Elimination Substitution Engineering controls Administrative controls Personal protective equipment (PPE)
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9. O S H A Draft Proposed Safety and Health Program Rule (core elements of a health and safety program); interpretation letters & memos; compliance directives General Industry (1910) Construction (1926) Subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Subpart M (1926) – fall protection Proposed subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Proposed subpart I (1910) – personal protective fall equipment (both documents originally proposed in April 1990) Subpart X (1926) – stairs and ladders Subpart L (1926) – scaffolding Subpart F (1910) – powered and vehicle-mounted work platform and manlifts 1910.66 Appendix C – fall protection for Subpart F Subpart R (1926) – steel erection Subpart N (1926) – cranes, derricks, hoists, elevators and conveyors Subpart J (1910) – permit-required confined spaces Subpart E (1926) – personal protective & life saving equipment Subpart N (1910) – material handling and storage Subpart C (1926) – general safety & health provisions Subpart R (1910) – electric power generation and telecommunications Subpart S (1926) – underground construction (tunnels) STD 1-1.13 – Fall protection in general industry (frequency of hazard exposure used to determine abatement) Subpart V (1926) – power transmission and distribution A N S I ANSI A14 series – ladders (portable & fixed) ANSI A92 series – lifts ANSI/ITSDF B56.1 – fork lifts General Industry Construction ANSI Z359.1-1992 – fall arrest equipment ANSI Z359-2007 – effective date: (11/24/07) ANSI Z359.6 – effective (11/16/09) ANSI Z359 component standards – under development ANSI A1264 series – walking working surfaces and stairs ANSI/IWCA I14.1 – window cleaning safety ANSI A10.32 – fall protection equipment ANSI A10 series – safety in construction and demolition
10. O S H A Draft Proposed Safety and Health Program Rule (core elements of a health and safety program); interpretation letters & memos; compliance directives General Industry (1910) Construction (1926) Subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Subpart M (1926) – fall protection Proposed subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Proposed subpart I (1910) – personal protective fall equipment (both documents originally proposed in April 1990) Subpart X (1926) – stairs and ladders Subpart L (1926) – scaffolding Subpart F (1910) – powered and vehicle-mounted work platform and manlifts 1910.66 Appendix C – fall protection for Subpart F Subpart R (1926) – steel erection Subpart N (1926) – cranes, derricks, hoists, elevators and conveyors Subpart J (1910) – permit-required confined spaces Subpart E (1926) – personal protective & life saving equipment Subpart N (1910) – material handling and storage Subpart C (1926) – general safety & health provisions Subpart R (1910) – electric power generation and telecommunications Subpart S (1926) – underground construction (tunnels) STD 1-1.13 – Fall protection in general industry (frequency of hazard exposure used to determine abatement) Subpart V (1926) – power transmission and distribution A N S I ANSI A14 series – ladders (portable & fixed) ANSI A92 series – lifts ANSI/ITSDF B56.1 – fork lifts General Industry Construction ANSI Z359.1-1992 – fall arrest equipment ANSI Z359-2007 – effective date: (11/24/07) ANSI Z359.6 – effective (11/16/09) ANSI Z359 component standards – under development ANSI A1264 series – walking working surfaces and stairs ANSI/IWCA I14.1 – window cleaning safety ANSI A10.32 – fall protection equipment ANSI A10 series – safety in construction and demolition
11. O S H A Draft Proposed Safety and Health Program Rule (core elements of a health and safety program); interpretation letters & memos; compliance directives General Industry (1910) Construction (1926) Subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Subpart M (1926) – fall protection Proposed subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Proposed subpart I (1910) – personal protective fall equipment (both documents originally proposed in April 1990) Subpart X (1926) – stairs and ladders Subpart L (1926) – scaffolding Subpart F (1910) – powered and vehicle-mounted work platform and manlifts 1910.66 Appendix C – fall protection for Subpart F Subpart R (1926) – steel erection Subpart N (1926) – cranes, derricks, hoists, elevators and conveyors Subpart J (1910) – permit-required confined spaces Subpart E (1926) – personal protective & life saving equipment Subpart N (1910) – material handling and storage Subpart C (1926) – general safety & health provisions Subpart R (1910) – electric power generation and telecommunications Subpart S (1926) – underground construction (tunnels) STD 1-1.13 – Fall protection in general industry (frequency of hazard exposure used to determine abatement) Subpart V (1926) – power transmission and distribution A N S I ANSI A14 series – ladders (portable & fixed) ANSI A92 series – lifts ANSI/ITSDF B56.1 – fork lifts General Industry Construction ANSI Z359.1-1992 – fall arrest equipment ANSI Z359-2007 – effective date: (11/24/07) ANSI Z359.6 – effective (11/16/09) ANSI Z359 component standards – under development ANSI A1264 series – walking working surfaces and stairs ANSI/IWCA I14.1 – window cleaning safety ANSI A10.32 – fall protection equipment ANSI A10 series – safety in construction and demolition
12. O S H A Draft Proposed Safety and Health Program Rule (core elements of a health and safety program); interpretation letters & memos; compliance directives General Industry (1910) Construction (1926) Subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Subpart M (1926) – fall protection Proposed subpart D (1910) – walking and working surfaces Proposed subpart I (1910) – personal protective fall equipment (both documents originally proposed in April 1990) Subpart X (1926) – stairs and ladders Subpart L (1926) – scaffolding Subpart F (1910) – powered and vehicle-mounted work platform and manlifts 1910.66 Appendix C – fall protection for Subpart F Subpart R (1926) – steel erection Subpart N (1926) – cranes, derricks, hoists, elevators and conveyors Subpart J (1910) – permit-required confined spaces Subpart E (1926) – personal protective & life saving equipment Subpart N (1910) – material handling and storage Subpart C (1926) – general safety & health provisions Subpart R (1910) – electric power generation and telecommunications Subpart S (1926) – underground construction (tunnels) STD 1-1.13 – Fall protection in general industry (frequency of hazard exposure used to determine abatement) Subpart V (1926) – power transmission and distribution A N S I ANSI A14 series – ladders (portable & fixed) ANSI A92 series – lifts ANSI/ITSDF B56.1 – fork lifts General Industry Construction ANSI Z359.1-1992 – fall arrest equipment ANSI Z359-2007 – effective date: (11/24/07) ANSI Z359.6 – effective (11/16/09) ANSI Z359 component standards – under development ANSI A1264 series – walking working surfaces and stairs ANSI/IWCA I14.1 – window cleaning safety ANSI A10.32 – fall protection equipment ANSI A10 series – safety in construction and demolition
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41. IMPACT OF ANSI STANDARDS ON FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT PURCHASE THOMAS E. KRAMER, P.E., C.S.P. - PRINCIPAL TKramer@LJBInc.com; Phone: (937) 259-5120
Editor's Notes
Fatal work injuries involving falls increased 5 percent in 2006 after a sharp decrease in 2005. The 809 fatal falls in 2006 was the third highest total since 1992, when the fatality census began. Fatal falls from roofs increased from 160 fatalities in 2005 to 184 in 2006, a rise of 15 percent.