Fall Prevention & Protection <br /> FacebookThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.Name(Required) First Last Supervisor / Manager Email(Required) 1. 1/3 of construction fatalities are caused by a fall to a lower level.(Required) True False 2. Fall prevention may be defined as:(Required) a. Taking measures to minimize the risk of falling. b. Taking measures to reduce the injury in the case of a fall. 3. Which of the following is not a Fall Prevention Measure?(Required) a. Guardrails b. Toe boards c. Hole Covers d. Arrest Systems 4. Fall Protection may be defined as:(Required) a. Taking measures to minimize the risk of falling. b. Taking measures to reduce the injury in the case of a fall. 5. Which of the following is not a Fall Protection Measure?(Required) a. Safety Nets b. Guardrails c. Fall arrest systems d. Harnesses and Lanyards 6. OSHA Defines a Personal Fall Arrest System as a system used to stop an employee from a fall from a walking / working surface.(Required) True False 7. Personal Fall Arrest Systems may consist of:(Required) a. Body Harness b. Anchorage Point c. Lanyard d. Deceleration Device e. Lifeline f. All or a combination of the above 8. Fall arrest systems must be capable of supporting:(Required) a. 2 times the intended weight b. 2000 pounds c. 5000 pounds d. 3000 pounds 9. Employers are required to ensure employees are trained to work safely at heights.(Required) True False 10. OSHA states that 90 percent of fatalities from falls did not have fall protection in place.(Required) True False Score:
