2026 OSHA Standards Update

OSHA Fall ProtectionCertificationfor Construction

Online training aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M — for construction workers, supervisors, and employers who need to identify fall hazards and protect workers with the right systems, equipment, and training.

4.9 from 8,500+ learners
Individual Enrollment
$24.95one-time
Course Length
~ 1 hour
  • Aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M
  • Unlimited free exam retakes
  • Instant Certificate of Completion
  • 90 days of course access, any device
Volume pricing 5+Save up to 30%
100% Online Training & Licensing
1-Hour Average Completion
Covers PFAS, Guardrails & Safety Nets
2026 OSHA Compliance
Unlimited Exam Attempts
Instant Certificate Download
Course Overview

Aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M for construction fall protection.

The US Department of Labor lists falls as one of the leading causes of traumatic occupational death. OSHA includes falling as one of its Focus Four construction hazards. This course provides you with the tools to identify fall hazards and decide how to best protect workers by reducing or eliminating fall hazards in construction.

Move at your own pace on any device, 24/7. You'll have up to 90 days to complete the course and can revisit any chapter for reference along the way.

Fall Hazard Identification
Recognize unprotected edges, leading sides, wall openings, and other common construction fall hazards before they cause injury.
Protection Systems
Understand guardrail systems, personal fall arrest systems (PFAS), warning lines, safety monitoring, and safety net systems.
Equipment Inspection
Learn proper inspection procedures for harnesses, lanyards, connectors, and anchorage points per OSHA requirements.
Employer Requirements
Know what employers must provide — training, equipment, and hazard-free work environments under 1926.501 and 1926.503.
Who It's For

If your crew works at height, this is your course.

All construction personnel covered by OSHA's fall protection standards must take fall protection training. That includes workers, supervisors, and managers near or overseeing any area that requires fall protection on the job site.

Construction Workers
Roofers
Scaffold Erectors
Ironworkers
Concrete & Formwork Workers
Bridge & Highway Workers
Site Supervisors
General Contractors
Stay Compliant

One training program. Nationwide compliance.

Our Fall Protection course is aligned with OSHA's construction fall protection requirements in every state. We update the material as standards evolve, so your team stays compliant and current on the regulations that protect them.

8.5k+
Learners certified
98%
First-attempt pass rate
~1 hr
Average completion
29 CFR 1926.501
Duty to have fall protection, including unprotected sides, edges, leading edges, and more.
29 CFR 1926.502
Fall protection systems criteria, including guardrails, PFAS, safety nets, and warning lines.
29 CFR 1926.503
Training requirements for employees exposed to fall hazards in construction.
Nationally Recognized
Accepted by employers and general contractors in all 50 states.
From the field

Trusted by the people doing the work.

4.9 average · 8,500+ reviews
"Straight to the point. The section on anchorage points and connectors finally made sense to my whole crew. Worth every penny."
Jake R.
Ironworker · Chicago, IL
"We rolled this out to 60 tradespeople across three sites. The mobile format meant they trained on their own time, and our compliance gap closed in two weeks."
Monica T.
Safety Director · Denver, CO
"OSHA says we need fall protection training, and this course delivers exactly that. No filler, just what we need to stay safe on steep-slope jobs."
Devin S.
Roofing Foreman · Dallas, TX
"Our subs needed documented training before stepping onto the high-rise. This gave us printable certificates and a clear record for the GC."
Paula K.
Project Manager · Seattle, WA
"The formwork and rebar hazard sections hit home. I've seen too many close calls. Now I know what to look for and how to speak up."
Luis M.
Concrete Carpenter · Miami, FL
"Short, focused, and construction-specific. The rescue response section was something I hadn't thought enough about until now."
Sarah J.
Scaffold Inspector · Atlanta, GA
"Working over water and traffic, fall protection isn't optional. This course reinforced the systems we use and why they matter."
Tom B.
Bridge Worker · Pittsburgh, PA
"Straight to the point. The section on anchorage points and connectors finally made sense to my whole crew. Worth every penny."
Jake R.
Ironworker · Chicago, IL
Frequently Asked

Questions, answered.

Not sure if this course is right for your team? Reach out and talk with an OSHA Safety Training team member.

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Yes. The training is aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M (Fall Protection for the Construction Industry), including 1926.501 (duty to have fall protection), 1926.502 (fall protection systems criteria), and 1926.503 (training requirements).
Get certified today

Work at height with confidence.Trained to come home safe.

Enroll today, finish today, and walk away with a Certificate of Completion aligned with OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart M — the training your crew needs to stay safe and compliant on every elevated job site.

One-time enrollment
$24.95
Group Enrollment