Tucson, AZ 85716
Instructor: ADOSH Asst. Director Jessie Atencio and Joe Ornelas
Construction Site Safety will cover the Focus Four Hazards of Electrical, Struck-By, Caught-In/Between, and Falls plus the responsibilities of Supervisors and Superintendents on the jobaite to ensure safety. A discussion on the Multi-Employer Worksite Citation policy will shed light on who can be cited by ADOSH for violations.
The Fall Protection class is designed to give a better understanding of OSHA’s Fall Protection standards for the Construction Industry. Students will be able to determine required fall protection actions based on working conditions.
COURSE OUTCOMES
As a result of successfully completing this course, the student will be able to:
- Identify three of the most frequently cited fall protection issues
- Determine heights where fall protection is required.
- Discuss fall protection alternatives for infeasible or greater hazard situations
- List training requirements for workers as well as competent person
- Identify various types of fall protection methods
TOPICS
The following topics will be included to meet course outcomes:
- Fall protection requirements
- Fall Protection equipment
- Alternative Fall Protection methods
- Most common fall related violations
- Training requirements
- Competent person issues.

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Instructor: ADOSH Asst. Director Jessie Atencio and Joe Ornelas
Construction Site Safety will cover the Focus Four Hazards of Electrical, Struck-By, Caught-In/Between, and Falls plus the responsibilities of Supervisors and Superintendents on the jobaite to ensure safety. A discussion on the Multi-Employer Worksite Citation policy will shed light on who can be cited by ADOSH for violations.
The Fall Protection class is designed to give a better understanding of OSHA’s Fall Protection standards for the Construction Industry. Students will be able to determine required fall protection actions based on working conditions.
COURSE OUTCOMES
As a result of successfully completing this course, the student will be able to:
- Identify three of the most frequently cited fall protection issues
- Determine heights where fall protection is required.
- Discuss fall protection alternatives for infeasible or greater hazard situations
- List training requirements for workers as well as competent person
- Identify various types of fall protection methods
TOPICS
The following topics will be included to meet course outcomes:
- Fall protection requirements
- Fall Protection equipment
- Alternative Fall Protection methods
- Most common fall related violations
- Training requirements
- Competent person issues.