If you’re asking, “Does OSHA require fall protection training annually?” you’re definitely not alone. As someone who’s trained hundreds of workers—from new hires to seasoned foremen—I hear this question all the time. Many supervisors assume OSHA wants a yearly refresher, while others think training is a one-and-done thing after orientation. The truth?OSHA does not specifically

If you’re confused about the difference between a qualified person and a competent person in fall protection—don’t worry, you’re not alone. Even people in construction, maintenance, and safety ask this all the time: “Do I need a qualified person or a competent person for this job?”“Aren’t they basically the same?”“Is my supervisor automatically considered competent?”

One of the questions I hear most often during safety trainings—no matter the jobsite, the industry, or the crew—is this: “So… who’s actually responsible for fall protection? Us or the employer?” And honestly, I understand why people ask. I’ve been on sites where employers expect workers to bring their own harness, and others where workers

Who Can Give Fall Protection Training? If you’ve been asking this question, you’re not alone—many employers, supervisors, and workers want clarity on who’s actually allowed to teach fall protection the right way. With falls still being one of the top causes of injuries on the job, choosing the correct trainer isn’t just about checking a

If there’s one question I get asked over and over again when I’m out on job sites, it’s this: “How Often Do You Need Fall Protection Training?” And I get why people ask. Training takes time, job sites are busy, and everyone wants a clear number. But here’s the truth I’ve learned after years of