Workers must receive comprehensive training on height work hazards and safety procedures. Adequate supervision is crucial for maintaining compliance with safety plans. Safe access and exit routes must be established. Appropriate working platforms should be utilized based on the specific task requirements. All materials and equipment must be inspected before starting work
Geriatric assessment evaluates functional ability, physical health, cognition, and socioenvironment. Assessment differs from standard medical evaluation by including nonmedical domains. Most assessments are less comprehensive and problem-directed due to practice demands
Standard specifies requirements for single-user anchor devices for personal fall protection. Applies to removable anchor devices for EN 363 systems. Excludes multi-user devices and equipment used in sports
Falls are leading cause of death among adults 65+ globally. Fall death rates increased 30% from 2007 to 2016. Total medical costs for falls exceeded $50 billion in 2015
Working at height includes any area where falls could occur. OSHA requires fall protection for heights of 4 feet or more. Fall protection systems must be properly selected and inspected