AMPJACK® Best Practices for Working at Heights
Ensuring Safety: AMPJACK® Best Practices for Working at Heights
Hazard Assessment is Paramount
Before any work commences, a comprehensive hazard and risk assessment is conducted. This process helps us identify and evaluate potential falling hazards, enabling us to implement control methods to reduce risks. Our commitment to safety starts long before our team members reach the worksite.
Compliance with OSHA Regulations
To maintain the highest standards of safety, we strictly adhere to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations.
OSHA mandates the use of fall protection whenever a worker could potentially fall 6 feet (2 meters) or more in the construction industry and 4 feet (1.2 meters) or more in general industry. We ensure that our practices align with these guidelines to provide a safe working environment.
Equipment Inspection and Maintenance
The equipment we use for fall protection is the frontline defense against accidents. Before each use, all fall protection gear undergoes rigorous inspection. If any equipment is found to be defective or unsafe, it’s immediately tagged as such and removed from service. This uncompromising commitment to equipment safety guarantees that our team members can rely on their gear without hesitation.