About WAH

Work-at-Height's mission is to provide education, consultation, and resources to men and women dedicated to protecting their workers at height.  WAH has three decades of experience in industrial, telecommunication, utility, aerospace, construction, maritime, military, manufacturing, agriculture, theater, entertainment, and government work at height applications.  Kevin Denis is the owner and his experience has led to the creation of WAH, a concierge service where fall protection professionals can develop their knowledge base, save time and money, and continue to protect their people.  

Kevin has worked with several major fall protection and rescue equipment manufacturers and hundreds of organizations developing and delivering fall protection education events for end-users, distributors, and safety professionals.  He has spent a career making fall protection understandable and delivering high-quality, engaging, training events.  Kevin has conducted training or consulted for several occupational health and safety regulators including the Occupational Health and Safety Administration, Tennessee OSHA, Washington State Department of Occupational Safety and Health, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division, and several consultation service providers or non-profit safety organizations.  

Kevin is an active member of the ANSI Z359 Fall Protection Committee and is the current chairperson of the subcommittee that manages ANSI / ASSP Z359.2, Minimum Requirements for a Comprehensive Managed Fall Protection Program.  Kevin is the past subcommittee chair of Z359.15 and Z359.7 and remains an active member of several other subcommittees for the Fall Protection Code.  

Protecting workers and employers from catastrophic, life-changing falls is the goal, and having the right information, resources, and skills is needed to get there.  WAH takes a unique approach to fall protection training and has introduced the first-of-its-kind continuing education program for fall protection professionals.  Knowledge and skills, exercised frequently, do not expire, and similar to engineering or medical licenses and certifications, the WAH Continuing Education Program provides avenues for fall protection professionals to remain current.    

Kevin Denis

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