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Karen D. Howell successfully completed a 40-hour training course on fall protection for qualified persons. The course covered roles and responsibilities of competent, qualified, and authorized persons; assessing fall clearance and prioritizing hazards; the five forms of fall protection and applicable regulations; evaluating fall protection plans; energy dissipation during falls; and calculations for fall arrest forces, swing falls, lifeline sag and tensions. Upon completion, Howell received a certificate of completion for a fall protection qualified person training that met ANSI standards for safety training.
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