Anchorage
Means a secure point of attachment for lifelines, lanyards or deceleration devices.
What is an anchor point.
This type of inspection is required before each use by who?
What is the end user.
This is a system composed of a wire rope, a grab, and typically affixed to a fixed ladder.
What is a vertical life line system.
This is the OSHA 1926 trigger height to require fall protection
What is 6'.
A person designated by one's employer to take prompt corrective measures to mitigate hazards.
What is a competent person.
The required force for a fall arrest non certified anchor.
What is 5,000 pounds.
These are required to be present and full legible on the harness.
What is the manufacturer tags.
This is what bring the anchor to the full body harness.
What is a connector.
The maximum amount of free fall distance.
What is 6'.
This system will allow you to fall but should stop you from hitting the ground.
What is a fall arrest system.
This is the amount of force required for a certified anchor point for a fall restraint system.
What is 2 times foreseeable force.
The inspection completed by a competent person is conducted and documented this many times a year.
What is 2 times, every 6 months.
A connector comprised of a hook-shaped member with a normally closed keeper, or similar arrangement, which may be opened to permit the hook to receive an object and, when released, automatically closes to retain the object
What is a snap hook.
This is the trigger height for fall protection for OSHA 1910.
What is 4'.
This system will allow you to approach a fall hazard but will not allow you to fall.
What is a fall restraint system.
This type of anchorage can be determined by a competent person.
What is a non certified anchor.
These are the points that are designed for us to "park" our lanyard hooks.
What is break away points.
This type of SRL allows the anchor point to be at or above the D-ring.
What is class 1.
What is 10'.
Body belt or body harness system rigged to allow an employee to be supported on an elevated vertical surface.
Positioning device.
The amount of required force for a non certified work positioning device.
What is 3,000 pounds.
Harness design and specs must meet this ANSI standard.
ANSI Z359.11
This class of SRL allows the anchor point to be above, at, or below the D-ring.
What is class 2.
This is the trigger height to require fall protection in California.
What is 7 1/2.
Means an area in which certain work (e.g., overhand bricklaying) may take place without the use of guardrail systems, personal fall arrest systems, or safety net systems
What is controlled access zones.