Industrial Fall Protection and Work at Height Kit (Word)

Written fall protection program, work-at-height permit, rescue plan and the supporting records for platforms, structures, tanks, racks and roofs at an industrial site, in one editable Word file.

Word file, 30 pages including a filled example. Version v2026-10-17c.

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A program and record set, not a single checklist: Sections 1 to 16, the two-sheet work-at-height permit, written fall protection plan, rescue plan, anchorage and equipment inspection log, roof-access add-on, training roster and program review.
Every site value sits in one table in Section 3, so a value set once carries through the program. Where the federal rule gives no figure, the table says so and your site sets it.
Written against the federal general-industry fall protection rules (29 CFR 1910.28 to 1910.30 and 1910.140), with pointers to the construction rules (29 CFR 1926.501 to 1926.503).
The permit carries the permit to work, hot work, confined space entry and lockout numbers, and uses the same terms as those kits.
Licensed to one organization for use at one site. Each additional site needs its own purchase.
No app and no login. The file opens in Word.

Blank template only. Your site surveys its own work at height, records its own anchorages and sets who is competent, who is qualified and who does rescue.

See the pages

Blank work-at-height permit, sheet 1, with blocks for the job, linked record numbers, hazards and protection, and checks before work starts. — Work-at-height permit, sheet 1: job, linked records, hazards and protection, before work starts

Blank rescue plan with blocks for the location, rescue method, rescue equipment, rescue team and checks. — Rescue plan: method, equipment, team, checks before work starts

Filled example anchorage log for Example Plant, Unit 2, listing two tank roof anchor posts with their rating basis. — EXAMPLEFilled example page. Site = Example Plant, Unit 2. Year = 2099. Not a real record.

Please read. Blank template only. It supports your fall protection program; it does not make your site meet any rule. It is not a legal or regulatory document, not a filled record, not an engineering document and not approval by any regulator. It is not in force until your site fills in its values, surveys its own work-at-height locations and anchorages, checks the result against the rules that apply to it, and signs the approval block. Anchorage ratings and system design come from the manufacturer or a qualified person. Not proof of training, not a certification and not legal advice.

What is in the file

Instruction sheet: how to deploy the file, the name-swap table, the license and the template history
Fall protection and work at height program, Sections 1 to 16, with document control, approval block and revision log
Section 3 site values: every site value in one table
IFP-1 Work-at-height permit (two sheets)
IFP-2 Written fall protection plan (two sheets; sheet 2 for construction work where the rule allows a plan)
IFP-3 Rescue plan (two sheets; sheet 2 for approval, the rescue or drill record and lessons)
IFP-4 Anchorage and equipment inspection log (two sheets)
IFP-5 Roof-access add-on
IFP-6 Training roster (two sheets; sheet 2 for the trainer certification)
IFP-7 Program review
One filled example permit, rescue plan, inspection log and roof-access add-on: EXAMPLE (Example Plant, Unit 2 / 2099 only)

The program covers purpose, scope and legal status, general industry and construction, definitions, site values, roles, the order of protection, the permit and linked records, the written plan, rescue, inspection of equipment and anchorages, roof access, other equipment, training, contractors, records, program review and a crosswalk to the rules. Each form sheet prints on its own page. You fill in your own values.

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$79

Your file is emailed within about an hour of purchase
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