Fall Protection Certification Tracking
Track fall protection training across every employee working at height.
Why this gets hard to manage manually
Anyone working at height needs documented fall protection training specific to the equipment and situation they'll encounter. ComplyNestly tracks that training per employee, so a crew is never assigned rooftop or elevated work without it.
Fall protection training needs vary by job — a roofer, a solar installer, and a scaffold worker each face different fall hazards and equipment — making a single generic "fall protection" checkbox an oversimplification that's easy to get wrong.
- Construction, roofing, and solar companies with elevated work
- Safety managers assigning crews to height-related jobs
- Companies that need documentation ready for a client or OSHA inspection
From the problem to the fix
ComplyNestly tracks each employee's fall protection training with automatic status, so you can confirm coverage before assigning work at height.
- Automatic status tracking
- Track training by specific equipment/scenario
- Attach training documentation
- Dashboard and Action Center visibility
- Exportable reports for a client or OSHA audit
How it works in practice
Add employees with their fall protection training details
Record training dates and equipment type covered
ComplyNestly tracks status automatically
Check the Action Center before assigning elevated work
Frequently asked questions
Is fall protection the same as fall arrest?
Fall protection is the broader category (which can include guardrails and other passive systems); fall arrest specifically refers to personal fall arrest systems. ComplyNestly can track whichever specific training categories your company uses.
Does this training expire?
OSHA doesn't set a fixed expiration for fall protection training — it requires retraining when there's reason to believe an employee lacks the necessary understanding. Many employers set their own refresher cadence, which ComplyNestly can track.
Is there a free way to try this?
Yes. The Free plan supports up to 5 employees and 1 location, no credit card required.
Where this information comes from
OSHA's fall protection requirements for construction (29 CFR 1926 Subpart M) set training expectations but no universal calendar expiration — confirm your industry's specific standard and any state requirements. ComplyNestly does not determine compliance.
Last reviewed: August 2026
ComplyNestly helps you organize records and stay ahead of renewal dates — it does not verify licenses, provide legal advice, or guarantee compliance. Requirements vary by state, jurisdiction, and employer policy; confirm current requirements with the issuing authority.
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