NR-35 Explicada: Os Erros em Trabalho em Altura Que Podem Custar Vidas

A SMALL MISTAKE IN WORK AT HEIGHTS CAN CHANGE EVERYTHING IN SECONDS. An ignored procedure, an inadequate anchor point, lack of training, or a simple operational error can transform a routine activity into a serious accident. And there's a worrying fact: Many companies believe that complying with NR-35 (Brazilian Regulatory Standard 35) means only providing a safety harness and conducting training. But the reality is very different. When we talk about work at heights, we are talking about activities that can involve extremely high risks and that require planning, risk analysis, specific procedures, appropriate equipment, and worker training. In this video, you will understand in a simple, practical, and objective way everything you need to know about NR-35, its requirements, and how to avoid problems during audits, inspections, and, above all, accidents that can put lives at risk. ⚠️ Safety doesn't begin when the worker climbs. It begins much earlier, in the planning. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS VIDEO ✅ What is NR-35? ✅ When is an activity considered work at height? ✅ Who needs to comply with NR-35? ✅ What are the employer's responsibilities? ✅ What are the workers' responsibilities? ✅ How does Risk Analysis (RA) work? ✅ What is a Work Permit (WP)? ✅ Fall protection systems ✅ Equipment used in work at height ✅ What does the inspection usually analyze? ✅ Most common errors found in companies ✅ How to reduce occupational risks WHAT IS NR-35? NR-35 establishes the minimum requirements and protection measures for activities performed at height. The standard considers work at height any activity performed above 2 meters from the lower level, where there is a risk of falling. Its main objective is to ensure the implementation of preventive measures capable of protecting the physical integrity of workers. The standard applies to various sectors: 🏗 Civil construction 🏭 Industries ⚙️ Industrial maintenance ⚡ Electrical services 🚜 Agribusiness 📡 Telecommunications 🔧 Industrial assembly 🏢 Building services MAIN RISKS IN WORKING AT HEIGHTS ⚠️ Falls ⚠️ Falling materials ⚠️ Equipment failure ⚠️ Anchorage failures ⚠️ Slips ⚠️ Electric shocks ⚠️ Inadequate weather conditions ⚠️ Operational fatigue ⚠️ Human error ⚠️ Fatal accidents ERRORS THAT CAN LEAD TO FINES AND ACCIDENTS ❌ Failure to conduct a preliminary risk analysis ❌ Lack of a Work Permit ❌ Not Perform equipment inspections ❌ Untrained workers ❌ Incorrect use of PPE ❌ Lack of planning ❌ Failure to define emergency procedures ❌ Absence of adequate anchoring systems ❌ Failure to supervise critical activities WHAT DOES INSPECTION NORMALLY CHECK? 🚨 Evidence of training 🚨 Operational procedures 🚨 Equipment inspections 🚨 Collective protection systems 🚨 Personal protective equipment 🚨 Risk analysis 🚨 Work permits 🚨 Technical documentation 🚨 Actual conditions of activities Today, inspections don't just evaluate documents. They look for evidence that safety is being applied in practice. WHY DO YOU NEED TO WATCH THIS VIDEO? Because accidents at height continue to be among the most serious events in the workplace. And often the problem is not the equipment. The problem lies in the management. Understanding NR-35 allows you to: ✅ Reduce accidents ✅ Avoid fines ✅ Improve productivity ✅ Protect workers ✅ Reduce labor liabilities ✅ Strengthen the safety culture THIS CONTENT IS FOR: 👷 Occupational Safety Technicians 👷‍♂️ Safety Engineers 🏗 Supervisors ⚙️ Operational Teams 🏢 Business Owners 📋 HR 📈 Managers 📚 Students 🔧 Maintenance Professionals LEARN MORE ABOUT NR-35 Access updated technical content and materials: 🌐 https://atividadesso.com.br/category/... There you will find content about: ✅ NR-35 ✅ Working at Heights ✅ PGR (Risk Management Program) ✅ GRO ✅ Occupational Safety ✅ Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) ✅ Risk Management ✅ eSocial (Brazilian government's digital system for labor and social security information) ✅ Updates to Regulatory Standards #nr35 #workatheights #occupationalhealthandsafety #ost #pgr #gro #safetyengineering #prevention #inspection #safework #regulatorystandards #ostactivities