Fall Protection Authorized Person

Authorized Person Fall Protection Training | Safety Services Inc.
Authorized Person Fall Protection Training – harness, SRL, anchorage demonstration

Authorized Person Fall Protection Training

Real-world training to work safely at height—hazard recognition, PFAS inspection and use, anchorage selection, ladders/scaffolds, and more.

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Why Authorized Person Training Matters

Employers must ensure workers at height are trained and approved to use fall protection. This course builds the **knowledge and practical skills** required to recognize hazards, select controls, and use equipment correctly—reducing risk and supporting compliance.

Compliance Ready: Aligns with OSHA & ANSI expectations for Authorized Persons.
Hands-On: Harness donning practice and equipment inspections.
Work-Ready: Focus on real job scenarios—ladders, scaffolds, anchors, and clearances.

What You’ll Learn

Standards Overview

OSHA & ANSI fall protection frameworks; employer & worker responsibilities.

OSHA / ANSI

Hazard Recognition

  • Identifying & evaluating common fall hazards
  • Hierarchy of controls application
  • Safe behavior at height
Risk Awareness

PFAS Components

  • Harnesses, lanyards, SRLs
  • Inspection criteria & defective gear
  • Proper use & limitations
PFAS

Anchorage & Connections

  • Anchor strength, selection, and location
  • Connector compatibility
  • Clearance & swing considerations
Anchorage

Ladders & Scaffolds

Safe use practices, tie-off strategy, and housekeeping around edges.

Work Platforms

Trauma & Rescue

Suspension trauma awareness; basic rescue considerations and planning.

Rescue Ready
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Course Details

Duration: Typically 4–8 Hours (customizable)
Format: On-site or classroom
Certificate: Issued upon successful completion of course & knowledge assessment

Who Should Attend

Audience

  • All workers who must work at height and use fall protection
  • New hires, seasonal workers, and experienced personnel needing refreshers
  • Supervisors and safety coordinators

Training Methods

  • Instructor-led presentations
  • Hands-on demonstrations
  • Group discussions & challenge questions
  • Harness donning practice & equipment inspections

Related Services

Questions? customercare@safetyservicesinc.com • 800.632.2955

Standards & Compliance

OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M

Construction fall protection requirements and systems.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart D

Walking-working surfaces and general industry fall protection.

ANSI Z359 Series

Fall protection & arrest systems—equipment and practices.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Authorized Person?

An employee approved by the employer to work at height and use fall protection equipment after receiving appropriate training.

Does this course include hands-on practice?

Yes—donning harnesses, inspecting PFAS, and practical demonstrations are included.

Do I get a certificate?

Yes, issued upon successful completion of the course and knowledge assessment.

How long is the course?

Typically 4–8 hours depending on group size, site needs, and customization.

Can this be tailored to our equipment or site?

Absolutely—we can align examples and practice to your equipment, anchors, and work methods.

Resources

Toolbox Talk: Understanding the Competent Person and Authorized Person

OSHA emphasizes two critical safety roles: the competent person and the authorized person.

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Get Your Team Authorized & Work-Ready

Book Authorized Person Fall Protection training—on-site or classroom—to build confidence and compliance for work at height.

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