WP Fall Protection Plan

Site Fall Protection Plan
Work Site

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- Workers must review and sign this fall protection work plan prior to starting work. Workers must understand this plan and be trained in fall protection and the systems and equipment that will be used.
- This Fall Protection Work Plan must be posted at the worksite for the duration of work activities.
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1. Identify potential fall hazards. (Check all that apply.)

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2. Describe the fall hazard(s) details.
3. Identify fall protection systems to be used.

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4. Describe procedures for assembly, maintenance, inspection, disassembly of fall protection system to be used.
5. Describe procedures for handling, storage, securing tools and materials at height.
5. Identify methods of overhead protection for workers who may be in, or pass through the area below worksite.

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6. Detail Rescue Plan for prompt safe removal of fallen workers
Select rescue methods to be used

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Site First Aid
Call 911 in addition to following above rescue plan
7. Select system components

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Identify Connecting Devices
Identify Anchorage Points
8. Calculate the Minimum Fall Clearance (ft)

Fall clearance is the minimum vertical distance needed between the anchor point and a lower level (this can be the ground or lower obstruction) with a safety factor to prevent the worker from hitting the lower level in a fall.
Distance from anchor to ground, lower level or obstruction
Length of Lanyard or Free Fall Distance for self-retracting lifeline
When using a retractable lifeline, the distance is calculated from the point where the retractable attaches to the back D-ring of the Worker's Harness
Maximum allowable deceleration distance
Worker's Height
Other component (if applicable)
When using other components such as cross-arm anchorage connector, please include the length of such components here.
Safety Factor
Minimum Fall Clearance (ft)
The calculated minimum fall clearance is greater than the distance between the anchor point and the lower level.

Review and recalculate before continuing.
You will NOT be able to submit this fall protection plan until this is corrected.
Your fall protection equipment is below the minimum clearance, you will be protected from contact with the ground.

This will help protect you if you fall. Stay diligent and work safe, even small falls can cause injury.
9. Employee(s) trained to work under this plan
How many employees are trained to work under this plan?
1. Employee Name

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Employee Signature
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2. Employee Name

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Employee Signature
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3. Employee Name

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Employee Signature
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4. Employee Name

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5. Employee Name

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Name of Competent Person reviewing this plan with employee(s) above

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Name of lead worker or supervisor

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Should be Empty:

Site Fall Protection Plan

Call 911 in addition to following above rescue plan

8. Calculate the Minimum Fall Clearance (ft)

9. Employee(s) trained to work under this plan