Is Your Site Safe To Work At Height?

Getting the right advice is critical. This crucial site survey tool can provide recommendations that

will save you time and money, and give you peace of mind that your team is safe on the job.

Falls from height consistently rank at the top of the list for workplace deaths. Injuries from falls to a lower level required a median

of 18 days away from work for recovery. Expenses incurred due to a fall-related injury are on

average over $100,000 per incident, per worker. Develop a Fall Protection Plan and have it prepared by a

Qualified Person. DON’T BE ANOTHER STATISTIC

• How will the job be completed • What tasks will be involved • What safety equipment is needed

• Proper fall protection for the job • The right equipment for the job • Regular inspection of all equipment

• Training for fall prevention • Training for specific equipment • Training for general awareness

Are your workers safe? Have you planned, provided, and trained?

Our Fall Protection Site Survey Tool will help you answer these questions.

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Receive a comprehensive and easy-to-understand report that will provide you with a plan for moving

towards a safer tomorrow….

Schedule a Capital Safety Fall Protection Site Survey

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Identification of fall hazards including photos

Hazard assessment and priority

Recommendations for mitigating hazards

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Suggested fall protection equipment required

Recommendations for training

To-do list/budget estimate

An upfront outline of what you can expect to find in the survey report.

Clearly identified risks and recommended fixes which include specific fall protection products and pricing.

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A consistent guideline to help you prioritize your most critical needs.

Once the level of hazard and risk is identified, a system of control measures is then implemented in order to eliminate or reduce the risk to an acceptable level. This is known as the Hierarchy of Control.

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Once the level of hazard and risk is identified, a system of control measures is then implemented in order to eliminate or reduce the risk to an acceptable level. This is known as the Hierarchy of Control.

Ensure your site is safe for working at heights, today. Schedule your Fall Protection Site Survey NOW. Call 800 387 7484 for Canada or 800 328 6146 for the United States Learn more: capitalsafety.com/caadmin/pages/Fall-Protection-Site-Survey.aspx