porkchop
Well-Known Member
1926.502(d)(20)
The employer shall provide for prompt rescue of employees in the event of a fall or shall assure that employees are able to rescue themselves.
That's right out of the OSHA regulations on fall arrest systems. I've been a little bothered about how the company I work for handles the fall arrest system. Now I have a few questions about this:
Does 'call the fire department' count as prompt rescue?
Since it's an American company does the company have to abide by OSHA regulations when we're working over seas?
There isn't necessarily going to be a fire department to help get us down in other countries.
Does OSHA say it's a problem that the company has never officially told me a fall recovery plan?
The only reason I know that call the fire department is the official plan is because one of the riggers on the show happened to say it in conversation.