Fall Protection Systems Donning
20 min! Run Time
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What you'll learn
Description
OSHA Standard: 1926.503 & industry best practices
Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS) Donning training will help learners understand how to correctly don, tighten the straps, and align the PFAS. They will know how to properly check to verify the PFAS is secure, and learn how to avoid suspension trauma.
An interactive simulation tasks the learner with assisting a fellow worker who must don a harness and make sure all straps and buckles are tightened and secure.
System Requirements
See System Requirements in the Coggno Knowledge Base
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Fall Protection Systems Donning
Frequently Asked Questions
As a standard course, it is built on OSHA Standard 1926.503 and industry best practices covering Personal Fall Arrest System donning.
Working through the course material, learners come to understand how to correctly don, tighten the straps, and align a PFAS before starting work.
The course explains the specific checks a worker performs to confirm a PFAS is properly secured once it has been donned.
It teaches how to avoid suspension trauma, a risk that arises specifically from remaining suspended in a harness after a fall.
In the course's simulation, the learner assists a co-worker donning a harness, checking that every strap and buckle is tightened and secure.
OSHA Standard: 1926.503 & industry best practices
Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS) Donning training will help learners understand how to correctly don, tighten the straps, and align the PFAS. They will know how to properly check to verify the PFAS is secure, and learn how to avoid suspension trauma.
An interactive simulation tasks the learner with assisting a fellow worker who must don a harness and make sure all straps and buckles are tightened and secure.