anchorage point | | lanyard length |
competent person | | system is mostly used in confined spaces |
locking | | an automatic tensioning line |
tie-off | | capable of supporting 500 lbs |
annually | | Safety nets shall be inspected at least |
body harness | | attaches to a lifeline as an anchoring point |
webbing | | capable of identifying existing |
retractable lifeline | | provided for direct or indirect attachment to a body belt |
knot | | reduces fall arresting forces |
free fall | | snpa hooks must be of the ______ type |
lifeline | | fall protection equipment shall be inspected |
arresting | | reduce strength by 80 percent |
D-ring | | the act of falling |
two | | safety monitoring system shall not be used during |
abraisions | | erected not less than 6ft from the leading edge |
positioning device | | the only appropriate equipment to be worn |
six | | keeper prevents |
rescue | | system allows both hands to be free for climbing |
rope grab | | A self-retracting lifeline can arrest a free fall within __ ft |
windy | | hook type |
retrieval | | connecting devices should be attached to the |
weekly | | program established before using fall protection |
PFAS | | act of connecting |
shock absorbers | | flexible line used to secure a body belt |
lanyard | | force transmitted to the body |
control lines | | Lanyards are made of |
roll-out | | Personal Fall Arresting System |
snap | | Lifelines shall be protected against being |