Past eventHeld October 6–7, 2026
Fall Protection - Competent Person Certification 2026
A two-day fall-protection certification course that was billed as covering regulations, competent-person responsibilities, equipment, systems, and hands-on exercises.
Indiana Chamber Conference Center, Indianapolis, IN
- Held
- October 6–7, 2026
- Venue
- Indiana Chamber Conference Center, Indianapolis, IN
- Format
- Two-day course
TL;DR
- Fall Protection - Competent Person Certification took place October 6–7, 2026.
- It was a two-day course for Construction and General Industry companies and workers.
- The program was scheduled to cover fall-protection regulations, competent-person responsibilities, equipment, systems, fall-distance calculations, anchorage requirements, classroom instruction, and hands-on exercises.
Who was in the room
Competent-person role
People responsible for determining or fulfilling the competent person role for fall protection.
Safety managers
Safety managers.
Workers exposed to heights
Workers exposed to heights and using fall protection equipment.
Featured speakers
1 listedBobbi K. Samples
Presenter
Venue & travel
Venue
Indiana Chamber Conference Center, 115 W Washington St, Suite 850S, Indianapolis, IN 46204Questions people ask
5 answeredFall Protection - Competent Person Certification took place October 6–7, 2026.
The course was intended for people responsible for the competent person role for fall protection, safety managers, and workers exposed to heights using fall protection equipment.
The course was for Construction and General Industry companies and workers, including people responsible for the competent person role, safety managers, and workers exposed to heights using fall protection equipment.
It suited employees who were being named the fall protection competent person at a construction or general industry employer, and safety managers who needed to back that role up, because the course was scheduled to spend two days on regulations, equipment inspection, fall distance calculations and anchorage, with hands-on exercises in addition to classroom teaching. Workers who only wear a harness occasionally, or managers who want a broad overview of workplace safety, would have gotten less from it, since the content was narrowly about fall protection and leaned toward the person who inspects and directs others.
Participants in hands-on safety certification courses usually wear work-ready casual clothing, such as jeans or work pants and sturdy closed-toe boots, because of the practical equipment exercises. Bringing any personal protective gear used on the job is common, and layers help in a conference center classroom.
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