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Is your worksite compliant with OSHA Fall Protection?
Many would think that with OSHA’s regulations and requirements for fall protection, the number of falls, injuries and deaths would be decreasing. In fact, OSHA reported that falls actually increased in the last several years.In our practice, we’ve seen many cases where employers and construction sites violate the OSHA regulations and do not have the proper fall protection systems. To learn more about the OSHA requirements for fall protection, please see the free article I wrote on OSHA Fall Protection Regulations.
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