Walking-Working Surfaces (General Industry)
Key Learning Objectives
Identifying Hazards: Understanding common hazards associated with walking and working surfaces, such as wet floors, clutter, and uneven surfaces.
Fall Protection: Learning about when and where fall protection is required, including guardrails, safety nets, and personal fall arrest systems.
Inspection and Maintenance: Knowing how to inspect surfaces, equipment, and structures regularly to ensure they’re safe and maintained according to OSHA standards.
Proper Housekeeping Practices: Techniques to maintain clean, orderly workspaces to reduce hazards.
Ladder and Stair Safety: Best practices for using ladders and stairs safely, including inspections, proper use, and maintenance.
Training Goal
This training is essential for anyone working at heights or in environments where walking-working surface hazards are present, as it helps reduce the risk of falls and related injuries in compliance with OSHA standards.