According to the OSHA fall protection requirements, employers must take adequate precautions for crew members working above specific elevations. The mandatory height for fall protection is more than 10 feet above a lower level. OSHA allows an exception when using single-post or two-point suspension scaffolding. Additionally, a competent person must determine the safety and feasibility of the fall protection method when assembling or dismantling supported scaffolding. Depending on the scaffolding type, fall protection can consist of guardrails or personal fall arrest systems. The latter can include a scaffolding harness and related components such as D-rings, lifelines, anchorage points and hooks. A body belt is not an acceptable part of a personal fall protection system.