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👷‍♀️Know the Code: OSHA Guidelines on Anchor Points!📚

One key aspect of fall protection under OSHA guidelines is the use of anchor points.

OSHA requires all employers to provide anchor points capable of supporting at least 5,000 pounds per worker attached or maintain a safety factor of at least two to the maximum fall arresting force of the personal fall arrest system.

But it's not just about meeting the minimum requirements. By exceeding these standards and regularly inspecting your equipment, you can create an even safer environment for your team. Remember, when it comes to safety, good enough is never enough!

🔧Meet Your Fall Safety Experts!👷‍♂️

When it comes to fall safety, you want the best in the business by your side. That's where we come in!

Our dedicated team of professionals is here to provide initial testing and engineer certification for new and existing systems. We're committed to ensuring your building is compliant with the latest codes and standards. 🏢

We hope you are all enjoying a well-deserved day off this Labor Day!

OSHA Guideline 1926.1053(a)(16)
Through fixed ladders at their point of access/egress shall have a step-across distance of not less than 7 inches (18 cm) nor more than 12 inches (30 cm) as measured from the centerline of the steps or rungs to the nearest edge of the landing area. If the normal step-across distance exceeds 12 inches (30 cm), a landing platform shall be provided to reduce the distance to the specified limit.

Do your ladders meet these OSHA guidelines?

Happy 4th from all of us here at HSS Safety Solutions!
Wishing everyone a fun and SAFE celebration! 🎆 🌭