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Tools @ Height; Drop Prevention

National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3)

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The Tools@Height Certification enables students to acquire the capabilities essential for identifying hazards and preventing accidents when performing work "at height."

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The Tools@Height Certification enables students to acquire the capabilities essential for identifying hazards and preventing accidents when performing work at height. The situational awareness skills and knowledge of safe workplace practices can help to avert costly damage to equipment and injury to others. In 2012, more than 52,000 people were struck by falling objects, and some of the most commonly dropped objects are tools. The Tools at Height drop prevention certification gives students the foundational skills they need to remain safe and productive in the workplace, learning best practices to prevent injuries and FOD. Course content includes Awareness of the hazards of dropped objects, Adopting a Zero Drop philosophy, Proficiency in Snap-on's engineered solutions for securing wrenches, screwdrivers, sockets, and other common work items, and Best practices in selecting and using lanyards to properly secure tools and equipment during multiple tie-off situations.

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