What's Included
Our Competent Person Fall Protection Certification program covers everything required to meet OSHA standards and keep your workplace safe:

Training to identify fall hazards in scaffolding, ladders, roofing, elevated platforms, and more.

In depth instruction on OSHA construction and general industry fall protection standards.

Empowerment for Competent Persons to take immediate steps when hazards are identified.

Education on proper selection, use, and inspection of harnesses, lanyards, lifelines, anchors, and guardrails.

Guidance on planning and responding effectively if a fall occurs.

Best practices for maintaining compliance records and preparing for inspections.

WHO IS THIS SERVICE FOR
This certification is designed for industries where employees work at height, including construction, manufacturing, warehousing, utilities, telecommunications, and maintenance operations. OSHA requires employers to have Competent Persons on-site whenever fall protection systems are used, making this training critical for compliance and risk reduction.

WHY IT MATTERS
Falls are not only dangerous but expensive, leading to workers’ comp claims, OSHA fines, and project delays. By certifying Competent Persons, employers ensure that leaders are capable of spotting and correcting hazards in real time, reducing liability, preventing accidents, and reinforcing a culture of accountability. Strong oversight lowers claims, keeps projects moving, and protects both employees and the bottom line.
A Simple, Proven Process That Works Around You
We review your worksites and operations to tailor the course to your environment.
Classroom and practical sessions teach hazard recognition, compliance requirements, and corrective actions.
Participants practice inspecting equipment, identifying hazards, and implementing safe practices.
Client Success
Clear answers about OSHA requirements, training outcomes, and how certification protects your workforce and your business.
A Competent Person is defined by OSHA as someone capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards and authorized to take prompt corrective measures to eliminate them.
Yes. OSHA requires Competent Persons on sites where fall protection systems are used. Without them, employers risk citations, fines, and increased liability.
Certification typically remains valid for 2–3 years, though refreshers are recommended whenever regulations or jobsite conditions change.
Yes. Participants will inspect fall protection equipment, identify hazards, and practice corrective actions during the course.
Absolutely. We incorporate your actual equipment, procedures, and site conditions to ensure relevance and effectiveness.
Yes. Certified employees receive documentation and wallet cards for employer records and audit purposes.
Construction, warehousing, utilities, telecom, and any industry where employees work at heights or rely on fall protection equipment.
Without certified oversight, employers risk OSHA violations, increased liability, and preventable accidents that could harm workers and halt projects.
Empower your supervisors and safety leads to recognize hazards, take corrective action, and protect your team. Schedule your Competent Person Fall Protection Certification training today to strengthen compliance and safeguard your workforce.




