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If you choose to exercise your health and safety rights related to working at heights, or you ask your supervisor or
employer to do what the occupational health and safety legislation requires, your employer is allowed to threaten
to re or dismiss you.

True

False

What are the three dierent types of anchor support systems you can use when working at heights?

Heavy duty anchor support system

Boat anchor support system

Designed xed anchor support system


Temporary xed anchor support system

Human counterweight anchor support system

Existing structural features or equipment

Engineering controls involve designing or modifying your work site to enclose or isolate you from the fall hazard.

True

False

Each time, before you use your fall protection system, you should perform a visual and manual inspection of your
lanyard, using specic criteria that depends on the type of lanyard you are using.

True

False

What are some characteristics of bump lines?

They must be 1.07 metres (42 inches) high

They are an example of an administrative control

They are warning barriers that alert workers about a fall hazard

They are set up around a work area, at least 2 metres from an unprotected edge

They consist of weighted posts, bre rope, and warning ags or signs along their entire length

A Type 3 SRD has a rescue winch that makes it possible for a rescuer to raise or lower a fall victim to a safe level.

True

False

Which of these are the steps to clean and store a full-body harness?

Scrub your harness vigorously

Brush o all surface dirt with a sti brush

Wipe your harness with a clean cloth and hang it to dry

Soak your harness overnight in a solution of water and mild detergent

Wipe o all surface dirt with a sponge that has been dampened in water

Squeeze the sponge dry, then dip it in a solution of water and mild detergent
Store your harness in a clean, dry area, free of fumes, heat, UV light, and corrosive elements

What three criteria cause a situation to be unusually dangerous?

It poses a danger to you as a worker

It is a situation you would prefer not to work in for personal reasons

It may seriously endanger you if there is any delay in controlling it

It is a strange situation that involves a hazard you are not comfortable about

It does not meet the requirements of the OHS Act or regulations in your jurisdiction

Who is responsible for keeping a work site safe when working at heights is necessary?

The supplier

The worker(s)

The employer

The supervisor

The constructor

Which type of full-body harness has additional front D-rings for attachment to a ladder system, and connection to
a rope grab, cable, rope, or rail.

Type A

Type D

Type E

Type L

What are some limitations of an aluminum ladder?

It is easily damaged

It conducts heat and electricity

It should be checked regularly for dents, bends, and loose rungs

Aging shows by a slow fading of colour and ultra-violet erosion of the surface

Its load capacity may be greatly reduced if it is exposed to extreme heat

It is susceptible to drying, splintering, rotting, warping, and absorbing moisture

Which of these are facts about an emergency rescue plan?


It is required by OHS legislation

It should be posted in a conspicuous place

It should include procedure for fall hazard emergencies

It should be included in your employers Fall Protection Plan

It should be communicated to all workers before work begins

In just a few seconds, you can fall a long way. How far can you fall in 2 seconds?

1 metre (3.3 feet)

5 metres (16.4 feet)

12 metres (39.4 feet)

20 metres (65.6 feet)

Which of these are examples of connectors used to interconnect the components of a fall protection system?

D-rings

Carabiners

O-rings

Oval rings

Self-locking connectors

Snap hooks

The use of PPE involves the greatest risk due to human error because, in order to be eective, it must be worn and
used properly, maintained in good condition, and inspected regularly.

True

False

What are some conditions that your employer should put in place when procedures are going to be used instead
of fall protection?

Competent workers

Written work procedures

A written hazard assessment

A limit to worker exposure to additional hazards


A limit to the number of workers exposed to the fall hazard

A limit to the type of work to be done and the duration of it

A horizontal lifeline must be designed by a professional engineer. What information should be included in the
design?

How the system is to be set up

The type of fall arrester that must be used with the system

A list of all required components and their specications

The instructions for installation, inspection, and maintenance

The number of workers that can safely be attached to the lifeline at one time

The emergency procedures response workers should follow in the event of a fall incident

What kind of work is a Type D full-body harness designed for?

Rescue

Ladder climbing

Conned spaces

With work positioning systems

With raising and lowering controlled descent systems

With a fall arrest system mounted on or adjacent to ladders or towers

What are the load requirements for your anchor and anchorage dependent on?

The potential fall distance

The type of system you are using

The regulations in your jurisdiction

The time of year that you will be working in

How much experience you have working at heights

Whether the anchor is permanently or temporarily installed

A hazard is anything that has the potential to cause you injury or illness.

True

False

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