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Which of these are types of anchors used in fall protection systems?

Rail anchor

Fluke anchor

Grapnel anchor

Tie o adapter anchor

Scaold Choker anchor

Trolley connector anchor

The lifeline of your SRD should be fully extended whenever it is not in use.
 True

False

Although scaolding is slow and costly to set up and take down and requires climbing and lifting to reach the
elevated work environment, what are some of the advantages of using scaolding when working at height?

It often has handrails to help prevent you from falling and injuring yourself

It can be made of strong, lightweight materials, which enables it to stay steady

It is supportive and well-secured, with four anchor points (or more) on the ground

It puts you directly in front of the surface you need to work on, without awkward angles

It provides a wide, solid surface for access for multiple workers to balance on at the same time

What safety factor should be used when determining the minimum load an anchor point must support?

At least 2

At least 3

At least 4

At least 5

What are four steps to a safe and prompt rescue of a fallen worker?

Assemble the rescue team to review procedures

Recover the fallen worker within 5 10 minutes

Give the rescued worker standard trauma resuscitation

Survey the work crew to nd people with rst aid qualications

If rescue is delayed, monitor the suspended worker for signs of suspension trauma

Monitor the rescued worker and ensure they are evaluated by a healthcare professional

What should you check when performing an inspection of your snap hook?

Check the keeper by opening and releasing it

Check for modications and overall deterioration

Check its durability by dropping it from a height of at least 3 m

Check that the keeper is seated rmly on the snap hook nose

Check the keeper by pushing on it without engaging the locking mechanism

 Check the locking mechanism by disengaging it and opening and releasing the keeper

Suspension trauma occurs when a worker is suspended in a harness, even for a short period of time, causing their
blood pressure to drop suciently resulting in the worker fainting, or in extreme cases, even dying.

True

False

Existing structural features or equipment, that were not designed with the intention of being used as anchor
points, can be used as anchor points or improvised anchors, if they are veried by a professional engineer or a
competent person.

True

False

What information should be included in a Fall Protection Plan?

The type of anchors to be used

The type of fall protection systems to be used

Procedures for the prompt rescue of a fallen worker

Locations and descriptions of all potential fall hazards

The full name and contact information of all workers on site

Procedures for the safe assembly, use and disassembly of equipment

Conrmation of safe clearance distances to surfaces below work areas at height

What are some characteristics of a self-retracting device (SRD)?

Also called a retractable lifeline

Consists of a protective housing where the lifeline is coiled

Typically used in conjunction with a fall arrester, like a rope grab

A synthetic or wire rope or xed rail rigged between two substantial anchor points

The retracted end of the lifeline automatically unwinds and retracts from a drum

If the speed of the unwinding lifeline exceeds 1.5 m/sec, a sensor causes a brake to engage

What authority do provincial and territorial occupational health and safety inspectors have when they nd that the
requirements for working at heights are not being met?
 To enter your work site

To speak to witnesses

To gather evidence

To write orders

To make requirements

To initiate prosecutions

What information should be included in your employers emergency rescue plan?

Specic procedures for rescuing workers from mechanical hoisting systems/elevating devices

Names of people trained to be in charge of the rescue process

List of qualied on-site rst aid personnel, their contact info, and equipment for their use

Names and contact info for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) or re services in your area

Details related to emergency access to the work site

Details related to a backup communication system

What are your responsibilities as a worker for ladder safety?

To participate in ladder safety training

To paint your ladder at least once per year

To inspect your ladder before setting it up

To store your ladder outdoors as much as possible

To make sure you are healthy and t to work on a ladder

To always follow the instructions on your ladders manufacturers label

What must you check when you perform a pre-use inspection of your full-body harness?

Check if any of the straps are missing

Check the components visually and by touch

Check that the grommets are not twisted, bent, or broken

Check for pulled or cut stitches and stitching that is missing

Check the hardware for distortion, rough or sharp edges, rust or corrosion

Check the tagging system to ensure the adopted service life has not passed

Check that the tongue buckle, bars and springs are in good working condition
 Check the webbing for undue stretching, uneven thickness, or overall deterioration

Which of these are characteristics of a Type 2 SRD?

It is heavier than a Type 1 device

It has a working length of more than 3 m

It has an internal brake to minimize arresting force

It has a visual load indicator that shows whether it has arrested a fall

It is repairable after a fall

It is subject to the manufacturers service schedule

Is the use of a control zone a suitable method of fall protection for skeletal structure work or scaold erection or
removal?

Yes

No

What are some factors that increase your risk of falling when working at height?

When equipment is misused or is in poor condition

Poor lighting, slippery surfaces, inadequate housekeeping

Missing, unsuitable, and poorly maintained protective devices

Poor work practices like unclear job procedure or lack of training

When appropriate PPE is unavailable, misused, or not used when it is required

Unguarded openings in oors, work surfaces, or walls of buildings, or other structures

Which of these are conditions you should look for when inspecting a shock absorbing lanyard that require that you
remove your lanyard from service?

Damaged bres

Modications made by you or another person using the lanyard

Cuts, nicks, tears, fraying, abrasions, knots, and overall deterioration

Indications of heat damage (hard or shiny spots, burnt, charred or melted bres, etc)

Indications of a possible fall (a missing or popped ag, a change in the core size, or undue stretching)

If your wire rope lanyard shows evidence of worn or broken wires, crushed, jammed or attened strands, or
corrosion, should your lanyard fail inspection and be removed from service?
 Yes

No

What is the purpose of a thorough inspection of your ladder before each use?

To identify any defects

To add additional time to a job

To ensure that it is your ladder

To ensure the ladder is t for you to use

To give you time to think of an alternative to using a ladder

To verify that the ladder meets the CSA standard for ladders

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