What's Included
Our Qualified Person training program provides advanced knowledge and practical skills:

Understanding Qualified Person responsibilities under OSHA 1910 and 1926.

Training on anchor points, lifelines, guardrails, and fall arrest systems.

How to evaluate site-specific fall hazards and implement controls.

Guidance for supervising workers, enforcing compliance, and leading safety initiatives.

Developing site-specific rescue procedures for fall incidents.

Certification of competence and compliance-ready records.

WHO IS THIS SERVICE FOR
This training is designed for safety managers, supervisors, engineers, and designated leaders in construction, manufacturing, warehousing, utilities, and other industries where employees work at heights. If your site requires complex fall protection systems, OSHA requires a Qualified Person to oversee them, making this certification essential for compliance and safe operations.

WHY IT MATTERS
Without a properly trained Qualified Person, businesses risk noncompliance, unsafe systems, and costly incidents. A certified Qualified Person not only ensures that fall protection systems meet OSHA standards but also demonstrates leadership that reduces injuries, lowers claims, and avoids regulatory penalties. Investing in this certification strengthens safety culture, protects employees, and safeguards your company’s financial stability.
A Simple, Proven Process That Works Around You
Client Success
Clear answers about OSHA requirements, program responsibilities, and how GMG prepares your leaders to design, oversee, and document compliant fall protection systems.
A Qualified Person is someone who, by degree, training, or experience, has demonstrated the ability to design, evaluate, and supervise fall protection systems.
Yes. A Competent Person oversees daily hazard recognition and enforcement, while a Qualified Person handles advanced system design and oversight. Both roles are required for full compliance.
Yes. GMG’s training fully aligns with OSHA standards for Qualified Persons under 1910 and 1926.
Absolutely. Proper system design prevents costly failures, reduces injuries, and avoids OSHA penalties or project delays due to unsafe conditions.
Certification typically lasts 2–3 years, but retraining may be required if standards change or new systems are introduced.
Yes. We tailor scenarios, system examples, and exercises to your actual workplace hazards and equipment.
Protect your workforce and strengthen compliance with GMG’s Qualified Person Fall Protection Certification. Schedule a consultation today to certify your leaders and ensure your fall protection program meets the highest standards of safety and compliance.




