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A fall prevention plan (FPP) is a site-specific plan to eliminate or reduce the risk of falls. As an occupier of a worksite , shipyard or premise for bulk storage of toxic or flammable liquid, you are required to implement an FPP in your workplace where WAH is carried out.
Learn how to develop and implement a fall protection plan for workplaces with activities that require workers to work at height. The plan should include policy, responsibilities, risk assessment, equipment, training, incident investigation and emergency preparedness.
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This code provides guidance for managing work at heights activities through risk management, fall prevention plan and permit-to-work system. It covers various fall control measures, work practices and safety considerations for different types of work at heights.
Learn how to develop a fall prevention plan (FPP) for your workplace that integrates into the Safety and Health Management System. The FPP should cover policy, responsibilities, hazards, control measures, procedures, equipment, training, investigation and emergency preparedness.
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(2) The fall prevention plan referred to in paragraph (1) shall be established and implemented in accordance with the requirements of the approved code of practice relating to safe and sound practices for fall prevention.
identification of Fall from Heights Hazards and Control Measures implemented. S/N. Fall Hazards. (list specific fall hazards in the work area, e.g., open sides, unprotected openings) Location. (insert sketch/ photo if necessary) Control Measures. ard; insert sketch/ photo if necessary)To be attached with: Inventory of WAH activities/ Risk ...
Guide to Falls Prevention. Table of Content. Introduction. Falls risk among the elderly population is relatively high. About one-third of people aged 65 and above in Singapore have suffered a fall at least once. 1. 40% of these falls account for injury-related deaths.1. Majority of the cases happened at home.1.
