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Ensuring the safety of employees, especially when working at heights, is a critical responsibility for any organization. Here are the workplace safety checklist and fall prevention tips gathered from the experts at Height Works’ that organizations should implement to prevent accidents and fall hazards in the workplace.

By implementing these strategies annually, organizations can significantly reduce the risk of preventable accidents and fall hazards in the workplace. Prioritizing safety not only protects employees but also enhances productivity and morale.

Height Works' Annual Inspection and Testing Program unfolds in eight meticulously crafted steps. Each step is a strategic move towards fortifying your fall protection system, ensuring every component not only meets industry standards but exceeds them.

Imagine scaling heights without a safety net. That’s precisely what lacking a guardrail fall protection system is like. Guardrail systems aren’t just good but integral in shaping safer workplaces. For business leaders, safety managers, and those with boots on the ground, it’s time for a heart-to-heart talk on making workplaces safer.

Gearing up for spring doesn’t just mean making sure your team has new equipment they need to work at heights, it also means that the existing engineered systems and PPE has received annual inspections, testing and certification for continued use.  

Rescue planning is essential to have in place for new engineered and existing fall arrest systems, and equally as important to have a rescue plan in place while these fall arrest systems undergo their annual inspections and re-certification services.