Description
Fall Protection Plan Developer is a structured, 100% online SAFCON Training Academy programme for people who are responsible for planning, documenting or managing fall protection for construction work and other work-at-height activities.
The course is built around the South African Occupational Health and Safety framework, with particular focus on the Construction Regulations, 2014 and the practical requirements of a site-specific Fall Protection Plan.
Who this course is for
- Safety Officers and HSE practitioners
- Construction managers and supervisors
- Contractors and project teams
- Persons being developed for Fall Protection Plan responsibilities
What you will learn
- the role and competence requirements of the Fall Protection Plan Developer;
- key Construction Regulation 10 duties;
- how to identify and assess fall-risk positions per task and location;
- how to select prevention, restraint and fall-arrest controls;
- equipment selection, compatibility, inspection and record control;
- medical-fitness, training, authorisation and supervision requirements;
- rescue planning and emergency readiness; and
- how to structure, implement, review and maintain a practical Fall Protection Plan.
Course format and assessment
- 100% online and self-paced
- Digital certificate following successful completion
Important competence note: Completion of this course provides structured training and evidence of learning. It does not by itself replace an employer’s duty to verify the person’s overall knowledge, training and experience before making a competence-based appointment for specific work.
How learner access works: After payment confirmation, SAFCON manually registers the learner on our Chamilo online training platform and emails the learner’s login details. Please use the learner’s correct name and email address at checkout.
Need training for a team? Corporate and group enrolments are available. Use the Corporate Quote / Purchase Order option or contact SAFCON for assistance.






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