Fall Prevention in Residential Construction Training

Every year, approximately 300 construction workers die from fall-related accidents.  These accidents are preventable with safety planning and training.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration—OSHA—continues to push builders to do more to keep workers safe and costs down. Developing and delivering a safety and training and education program goes a long way toward those goals.

A safety training program helps ensure that all of your workers, subs, vendors and invited visitors know what safe-work practices you require.

In partnership with the Job-Site Safety Institute (JSI) and National Housing Endowment (NHE), the National Association of Home Builders and Dallas BA are conducting a 4-hour Residential Fall Prevention Training seminar for builders, trade contractors, supervisors and workers.

The 4-hour seminar focuses on identifying fall hazards in residential construction, as well as, providing attendees an understanding of the OSHA fall protection regulations and safe work practices to prevent fall-related accidents.

Instructor: Matt Murphy, President SEE, Inc.

This class is offered in person only. Registration Deadline May 6.