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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.
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 Assessment form (see Code of Practice on WSH R. SWP No.
2.1.6 A sample template of a fall prevention plan is provided in Appendix A; the fall prevention plan can be customised to better suit the factories’ needs and nature of work at heights tasks. 2.2 Fall Prevention Plan Coverage
A fall protection plan is a site specific plan that provides a systematic approach towards eliminating or reducing the risk of falling from height by ensuring that all reasonable fall protection measures and methods are being taken prior to the
Model Fall Protection Plan I. INTRODUCTION The following Fall Protection Plan for residential and small business construction projects was prepared using guidelines provided in 29 CFR 1926, Subpart M, Fall Protection, Appendix E. This fall protection plan is provided as a resource and not
FALL PROTECTION PLAN. IMPORTANT: This document is intended to provide guidance only for developing site-specific working at heights fall protection plans. It must be specific for each work site. THIS WORK PLAN WILL BE AVAILABLE ON THE JOB SITE FOR INSPECTION.
The Fall Prevention Plan A fall prevention plan (FPP) is a site specific plan that is designed to be integrated into the Safety and Health Management System. It provides a systematic approach towards eliminating or reducing the risk of falling from height by ensuring that all reasonable fall preventionmeasures and methods have been taken prior ...
FALL PROTECTION PLAN. CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training created this document as part of the National Campaign to Prevent Falls in Construction to provide companies with guidance on how to develop or enhance their site-specific fall protection plans.
(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.
1. Under what circumstances do I need to implement the PTW system for WAH? A PTW is required for WAH where a person could fall from a height of more than 3 metres, including falling into depths. Such work activities are deemed as hazardous WAH under the Regulations.
