Fall Protection Challenges and Solutions with Wood and Metal Frame Construction Plano, Texas September 17, 2014.

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Fall Protection Challenges and Solutions with Wood and Metal Frame Construction Plano, Texas September 17, 2014

U.S. Fall Statistics  Falls are the second leading cause of fatalities in the workplace.  Over 300,000 fall-related lost-time injuries occur each year.  Over 500 workers were killed by falls to a lower level in 2012.

Challenges

Personal Fall Arrest System Anchor Point

Challenges

Lend Lease Falls Mandate  Implemented passive and active controls for all stages of construction: Interior/exterior netting systems Mobile elevated work platforms Installing roof anchors systems Reduce work at height by preassembling framing components at ground level

R.O.A.D.S  Risk and Opportunity At Design Stage  A cross functional team reviews new project designs to identify opportunities to eliminate or mitigate risks during construction and maintenance operations as well as any risks to the end user.

R.O.A.D.S.

Increased Parapet Height

Platform Ladders

Ladder Walkthroughs

Passive and Active Protection

Exclusion Zones

Exterior Scaffold

Interior and Exterior Guardrails

Lifting of Components

Interior Netting

Guardrails and Interior Netting

Testing of New Products

Guardrails and Interior Netting

Mast Climbers

Elevator Protection

Employee Innovations

Our Military Homes

Summary  4 years (30 million work hours) without a fall to a lower level.  86% reduction in average claim cost in calendar year 2011 versus 2013 Year Claim Values Incurred Average Claim Cost 2011 $3,188,376 $18, $833,521 $6, $435,985 $3,726 * Since 2010, the business has averaged 7.5 million work hours annually