If you just passed your fall protection training and you’re now wondering, “Okay… so what do I actually get? A certificate? An ID card? Both?”—you are definitely not the only one asking that. Believe me, I’ve trained a lot of workers over the years, and this question is always in the top five. Some folks

If you just passed your fall protection training and you’re thinking, “So… am I allowed to go up there now?”—trust me, you’re not the only one. I’ve trained and worked with hundreds of new guys, and almost every single one has asked this exact same question. You finish the course, get that certificate, and suddenly

If you’re here because you’re wondering, “Are they gonna make me wear a harness AND climb something during fall protection training?” — don’t worry, you’re not alone. I can’t tell you how many times people walk into training with that exact thought running through their head. Some even whisper it like they’re confessing a secret.

If you’re wondering whether you need experience before taking fall protection training, trust me—you’re not the only one. I’ve met so many workers over the years who came up to me on the first day of class and said, “Sir… I’ve never worn a harness before. Am I even supposed to be here?” And I

If you’ve ever stood on a platform or edge and wondered, “Am I supposed to be tied off here?”, trust me—you’re not alone. I’ve heard that exact question more times than I can count. And here’s the kicker: the answer changes depending on where you are and what you’re doing. Different countries have different ideas

If you’ve ever switched jobs and proudly handed over your fall protection certificate—only to have your new employer say, *“Yeah… we’re gonna need you to take our training instead”—*trust me, you’re not alone. I’ve seen this happen more times than I can count. And honestly? I get why it’s frustrating. You went through the class,

If you’re gearing up to take a fall protection training course—or maybe you already scheduled one—you might be wondering: “Are they going to make me inspect equipment during the test?” You’re not the only one asking. Honestly, this is one of the top questions I hear every time I do a training session. Some folks

If there’s one question I get all the time from supervisors, safety officers, and even workers themselves, it’s this: “Do we need to retrain someone after a fall incident?” And honestly, I get why folks are confused. The moment a fall happens—whether it’s an actual fall or a near miss—everyone suddenly becomes an expert. You’ll

Let’s be honest—this question comes up all the time. I’ve lost count of how many workers, supervisors, or even business owners have asked me, “Boss, pwede na ba online fall protection? Tatanggapin ba ’yan ng OSHA?” And I get it. Online training is cheap, fast, and convenient. You can do it on your phone while