Fall Protection: Full Length

This video highlights the need for fall protection systems in the workplace. With dramatic footage of accidents and animation, it outlines the steps needed to develop safe work practices when working from heights. This video is also available in six segments. (1994)
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For information on fall protection, visit: www.worksafebc.com/en/health-safety/tools-machinery-equipment/fall-protection

[@kenneychappuis1853]

9:27 The safety guy has a illegal hard hat on. Homemade vent holes and paint but a sweet mullet

[@PizzaRat]

Those damned ferris wheels of that design.. I watched my friend fall 45 feet when I was 6 at Bowcraft park in New Jersey. He lived, but seeing the back of a kid's head explode in blood is kind of sobering. I was 6 too, and on the edge so I was thrown onto the top beams. It's because of that, that I get so nervous at work when I have to use the stock picker. Of course I'm the only one who is adamant about using the safety harness too, lol! I get teased but oh well. I'm safe.

[@KrustyNuts69]

I fell out of a 21 storey building window onto the ground and walked away...ok I was on the ground floor...

[@p4cks]

i saw a friend of mine fall 50 feet from a roof of a school collecting a football. it was then i realised how smart i was making him get up there to get my ball

[@420bars]

Well at least we can agree that not even physicists understand what gravity is. Lol

[@MyLuckyCars]

Be a smart worker wish every worker can safety back home with smile..

[@cal28kim]

The guy getting on the bike as a classic Arai Reggae helmet😶❗

[@arnenelson4495]

90,000 falls? My God!

[@Ultimateman]

Damn this video is old and so is the upload date

[@51ENGINE51]

@racbrac86 are you chuck norris?

[@mikeadrover5173]

Thanks! Agreed! Property manager/Painting contractor; employed buy a church.

[@Lewis2931]

@snowyywwinters if your a builder than you should be wearing one all the time with a harness if not the fine you will get. so i dought that you are a builder

[@awantetodo]

the comments of this video are so old!

[@Misha-dr9rh]

@@fayyaz5785 7 years ago. "The comments are so old"

[@joemarsden68]

@@Misha-dr9rh 1 year ago for you. you’re old!

[@Sc0pee]

Your comment is 10 years old!

[@PhrozenFox]

"We X Y and Z when we're alone" Because the police efficiently monitor and stop offenses. I hear managers and safety inspectors will leave a work site after the initial inspection. Managers and safety inspectors should be FULL TIME POSITIONS and NO WORK SHOULD BE DONE AT ALL WHATSOEVER while they are ABSENT or AT BREAK. There is no excuse for this bullshit. These are living souls.

[@fredrickdavis5746]

Did you know the ladder wasn’t high enough past the top hmm

[@Sc0pee]

Welcome to year 1998!