All persons who work at heights are required to have training in fall protection. Washington state defines any height greater than 4ft to be working at heights with a Fall Protection Work Plan required for heights greater than 10 ft. FREE Fall Protection Authorized User training is offered by EH&S regularly. The next session will be held July 16, 2014 at the McCluskey Training Area from 10 a.m. – Noon. Class size is limited so please contact Sarah Greer at slgreer@wsu.edu or 335-4360 for further information or to sign up.
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