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Fall Protection Certification Training

Compliant with ANSI / OSHA

100% Online - Train at Your Pace

Completion PDF Certificate

Plastic Certification Card

Corporate Bulk Pricing Available

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Fall Protection Certification Training

Compliant with ANSI / OSHA

100% Online - Train at Your Pace

Completion PDF Certificate

Plastic Certification Card

Corporate Bulk Pricing Available

Slide
Fall Protection Training

Compliant with ANSI / OSHA

100% Online - Train at Your Pace

Completion PDF Certificate

Plastic Certification Card

Corporate Bulk Pricing Available

Online Course · OSHA 1926 Subpart M · ANSI/ASSP Z359

Fall Protection Certification Training

Falls are among the leading causes of death on the job. OSHA 29 CFR 1926.503 requires every worker who might be exposed to a fall hazard to be trained to recognize it and to know how to keep themselves safe. In general industry, 29 CFR 1910.30 sets the same requirement.

This online course teaches you to spot fall hazards, choose and inspect the right equipment, and protect yourself and your crew when you work at height.

Construction or general industry? The course covers both: the 6 ft trigger height on construction sites and the 4 ft trigger height in warehouses, plants and facilities.
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Online Certification Verification

Your certification can be verified online, any time

Your current employer, or any future employer, can confirm your fall protection certification online in seconds. They can see that it's real, current and valid, with no phone calls, no faxed copies and no lost cards.

For your employerProof of training on file for OSHA audits and safety records.
For your next jobYour certification goes with you. A new employer can check it before your first day.
Always up to dateShows your certification date and when it expires, so renewals don't slip.
VERIFY A CERTIFICATIONEmployers: verification is free. Card or name lookup.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
01

Recognizing fall hazardsUnprotected edges, floor holes, skylights, ladders, scaffolds and aerial lifts.

02

When protection is required6 ft in construction, 4 ft in general industry, and the exceptions.

03

The hierarchy of fall protectionEliminate the hazard, prevent the fall, then arrest it.

04

Guardrails, covers and safety netsPassive systems and what makes them compliant.

05

Personal fall arrest systemsThe ABCs: Anchorage, Body harness, Connectors.

06

Fall restraint vs. fall arrestKeeping you from the edge vs. stopping a fall in progress.

07

Fall clearanceFree fall, deceleration distance, swing falls and why the numbers matter.

08

Harness fit and donningSnug fit, D-ring position and leg strap adjustment.

09

Inspection and carePre-use checks and when to take gear out of service.

10

Ladders and scaffoldsSafe climbing, three points of contact, and scaffold guardrails.

11

Aerial lifts and MEWPsTying off in the platform and when a harness is required.

12

Rescue planningSuspension trauma, and why a rescue plan comes before the work.

GEAR CHECK
FULL-BODY
HARNESS

Fitted and inspected, D-ring between the shoulder blades

SHOCK
LANYARD

Shock-absorbing lanyard limits arresting force

SELF-
RETRACTING
LIFELINE

Shorter free fall, less clearance needed

ANCHOR
POINT

Rated 5,000 lb per worker, or engineered

Hard hat with chin strap Guardrails and toe boards Hole covers marked “HOLE” or “COVER” Safety nets Warning lines Rescue equipment
WHO TAKES THIS COURSE
Construction and roofing crews Aerial and scissor lift operators Scaffold workers Warehouse mezzanine and dock staff Maintenance and facilities techs Supervisors certifying their crews
COURSE SPECS
Standards OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M (1926.500–503); OSHA 29 CFR 1910.28–30; ANSI/ASSP Z359
Format 100% online, self-paced
Time About 90 minutes
Language English or Spanish – switch any time
Test Pass with 70% or higher. Retakes are free and unlimited.
Certificate PDF certificate right away when you pass, plus a copy by email
Plastic card Mailed 2–5 days after we receive your photo; allow USPS up to two weeks
Online verification Current and future employers can verify your certification online at any time
Employer form Evaluation form for your employer's hands-on, equipment-specific check
Valid for 3 years
FROM PURCHASE TO CARD
1PurchaseCheck out online in a few minutes
2TrainWork through the lessons at your pace
3Pass the test70% or higher, free retakes
4Download your PDFPrinted with your name, ready right away
5Get your cardUpload a selfie; your plastic card is mailed
6Get verifiedEmployers confirm your certification online
Hands-on training still applies. OSHA expects workers to be trained by a competent person on the equipment they'll actually use. Use the included evaluation form so your employer can check harness fit, anchorage and rescue procedures on site.
QUESTIONS
How long does the course take?

About 90 minutes. Work at your own pace; your progress is saved if you need to stop.

What if I don't pass the test?

Retake it. Retakes are free and unlimited. You need 70% or higher to pass.

How do I get my plastic card?

After you pass, upload a photo using our online form. Your card is mailed 2–5 days after we receive it; allow USPS up to two weeks.

How can my employer verify my certification?

Your current or future employer can verify your certification online at any time using our certification verification page. It shows that your certification is valid and when it expires, so there's no need to send copies of your card.

Does online training satisfy OSHA by itself?

The course covers the classroom portion of OSHA's training requirements. Your employer should also confirm hands-on skills with the equipment you use, using the included evaluation form.

Can my crew take the course in Spanish?

Yes. The full course, test and certificate are available in Spanish, and students can switch languages any time.

Ready to take the course?

$99 per student · Verifiable online by any employer · Questions? Call 888-674-9992 (English & Español)

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