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Foreign material exclusion, commonly shortened to FME, is the coordinated process of preventing unintended objects, debris, contamination, or materials from entering equipment, piping, vessels, systems, or controlled work areas. Depending on the job, foreign material can include a bolt, nut, washer, wire clipping, rag, tape backing, grinding debris, personal item, loose tool, dirt, water, or almost anything else that does not belong inside the system.

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Successful FME programs are usually not built around one big safety moment. They are built around hundreds of small preventative actions done correctly every day.

Older buildings do not necessarily require complete reconstruction to achieve modern fall protection compliance. With proper engineering, planning, and equipment selection, facilities can often create highly effective systems while still preserving operations and structural integrity.

How to Put On a Full-Body Safety Harness: Inspection, Fit and Final Check **Important safety notice:** This article provides general awareness information only. It is not a training course and does not qualify anyone to select, inspect, fit, connect or use fall-protection equipment. The current instructions for the exact harness and connecting equipment, the employer’s site-specific fall-protection program and rescue procedures, and training provided through the employer’s competent person control. If any instruction differs from this overview, stop and follow the manufacturer and employer requirements. Only trained and authorized workers should use a personal fall-protection system. A full-body harness is...

Modern height safety equipment has come a long way from the bulky, restrictive systems many workers remember from years ago. Today’s products are lighter, smarter, more adjustable, and better suited for demanding industrial environments.