To that end, the rule: (1) revises the general industry Walking-Working Surfaces standard by including updated and new provisions for fixed ladders, rope descent systems, and fall protection ...

Fixed and Portable Ladders: OSHA’s 1910 Walking-Working Surfaces and Fall Protection Standards. This free guide to ladder safety regulations summarizes the relevant standards from various parts ...

Fall arrest is the fourth choice for fall protection. Fall arrest systems are designed to allow a fall, but catch the person and keep them from striking the ground or other hazardous objects.

Specifically, the Final Rule updates general industry standards at 29 C.F.R. § 1910.121, et seq., and adds requirements for personal fall protection systems at 29 C.F.R. § 1910.140.

For fixed ladders that are over 24 feet, including structures for outdoor advertising, ... The ability to choose the fall protection systems that work best for your employees.

Additional fall protection is required by the regulations and all U.S. manufacturers require the use of fall protection equipment when using davit arms and tripods. If a worker is using a fixed ladder ...

For fixed ladders that are over 24 feet, including structures for outdoor advertising, ladder safety systems or personal fall arrest systems now are mandatory. The rule will go into effect by November ...