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February Chapter Meeting – Wednesday, February 18, 2026 11:00AM-1:00PM
NEW MEETING LOCATION AND TIME – LNI Office in Tukwila
Speaker – Reid Dunlap / Product Sales Manager, PIP Global Safety
Topic – Fall Protection
Brief introduction to Fall from a manufacturer’s stand point, trends, and key focuses for 2026. In an aging work force market, as tribal knowledge, skill and ability changes, how we are approaching the timeline of fall amongst the younger generations of workers?
Discuss Safety Managers/ Site Leaderships continued focus and priority around Fall Protection and working at heights. Discuss what the last rolling 12-24 months since the ANSI changes came into effect has impacted what we are seeing on job sites. Discuss what we are focusing on in 2026 and what we are being asked to solve by our end-users. Discuss how an aging-workforce is impacting today’s generation workers.
OSHA Enforcement Reality
- #1 Most Cited OSHA Violation (15+ consecutive years): Fall Protection – General Requirements (29 CFR 1926.501)
- 2025 citations: ~5,914 violations
- Fall Protection Training Requirements also ranks in the Top 10
- Applies beyond construction — warehouses, manufacturing, maintenance platforms
Reid Dulap — Industrial Safety Professional | PIP Global Safety
Reid Dulap is an accomplished industrial safety professional with PIP Global Safety, recognized for combining technical expertise with real-world field application across diverse industrial environments throughout North America. His career has been centered on helping organizations protect workers through practical, compliant, and performance-driven safety solutions. Holding a technical science degree, Reid approaches safety through both engineering logic and regulatory interpretation
Reid is highly knowledgeable in industrial safety regulations and standards, including OSHA, ANSI Z359, regional occupational safety codes, and other regulating bodies. He regularly works with safety managers, engineers, facility owners, and contractors to interpret regulatory intent and translate it into implementable solutions that improve compliance, reduce liability exposure, and enhance worker usability and adoption.
Throughout his career, Reid has served customers across manufacturing, construction, utilities, energy, distribution, and facility maintenance sectors. He is known for his consultative approach — focusing on education, system design validation, and long-term program improvement rather than simple product selection. His experience spans site assessments, hazard analysis, engineered system recommendations, training support, and implementation strategy.
By blending technical science education, regulatory expertise, and extensive field experience, Reid brings a credible and practical voice to industrial safety — helping organizations build safer workplaces while supporting productivity and operational efficiency.
We are meeting in person at the LNI offices in Tukwila and offering a virtual option via Zoom.
For those attending in person, the chapter will cover the cost of your meal, but please register accordingly so that we have enough food and a room large enough to accommodate everyone.
For those attending in person, please plan to arrive between 11:00-11:30 and join us for a lunch at 11:30 AM. We will begin the presentation at 12:00 PM for those attending virtually.
Virtual Option – Join Zoom Meeting
Puget Sound ASSP is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
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Venue: Labor and Industries Tukwila Office
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