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Falls remain the leading cause of fatalities in the construction industry, according to OSHA data. Most incidents occur from unprotected edges, roofs, and scaffolding.
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What OSHA Expects for Fall Protection on Construction Sites

December 22, 2025 Equipment & Contracting Comments Off on What OSHA Expects for Fall Protection on Construction Sites

Falls remain the leading cause of serious injuries and fatalities in the construction industry, largely because work frequently occurs at elevation and jobsite conditions change daily. To address these risks, OSHA has established clear fall […]

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