Free Fall Protection Plan Template
Free Fall Protection Plan Template
Free Fall Protection Plan Template
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Company Name: _________________________________________________________________________
Supervisors Ensure: Workers must review and sign this fall protection work plan prior to starting work in an
area where a hazard of falling exists. Workers must understand this plan and be trained in fall protection and the
systems and equipment that will be used. This plan must be posted at the worksite for the duration of the work
activities. This plan must be used in conjunction with a comprehensive and effective Fall Protection Program. Add
additional pages as necessary.
Job Location/Description:
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4. Describe the procedures for handling, storing and securing tools and materials
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5. Identify the method of providing protection for workers who may be in or pass through the area below the over-
head work activity
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Fall Protection Work Plan
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12. Select System Components
15. Describe the procedures for the assembly, maintenance, inspection and disassembly of the fall protection
system to be used
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o Identification tags
o Horizontal lifeline tension is correct
o Integrity of stitching in shock absorber
o Integrity of stitching in harness/ belt/ lanyard
o Manufacturer’s assembly/ disassembly instructions
o Locking capability of retractable lanyards assured
o Locking capability of carabineers assured
o Locking capability of snap hooks assured
o Knots and other connection methods do not weaken lifeline
o Lifelines installed and used under supervision of competent person and protected from cuts or abrasions
o Rope (wear, fraying, damage, mildew)
o Lanyard (wear, fraying, damage, mildew)
o Dee-rings have adequate strength, are not cracked or deformed
o Guardrails are sound and of adequate strength
o Devices are used to connect to horizontal lifelines lock in both directions
o Anchorage points provide adequate strength and are capable of meeting regulated strength requirements
o Safety monitor is competent, can see all workers, is close enough to communicate, has no other duties
o Warning lines are adequately marked and are at appropriate distance from fall hazard
o Hole covers are secured, marked and capable of withstanding anticipated weight loads
o Other (identify):
Rev. June 2010
o Other (identify):
Note: This publication does not replace the Occupational Health and Safety Regulation administered by the WorkSafeBC. Employers and workers should always refer to the Regulation
for specific requirements that apply to their activities.