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What is the maximum distance an employee can free fall while using a positioning device system?

• 3'

• 4'

• 2'

• 6'

1,800 pounds is the

• Force placed on the human body if a

  175 pound person free falls 5 feet into a

  harness system.

• Maximum allowable arresting force on

  employee when using a body harness.

• Maximum allowable arresting force on

  employee when using a positioning

  strap.

• Strength requirement of anchorages for

  harness systems.

What is the maximum allowable distance

an employee can free fall when using a fall

arrest system if there is not a lower level

below them?

• 9.5'

• 6'

• 4'

• 2'

A practice that is common among the

majority of companies in the nation or a

particular region is a/an

• Industry wide regulation

• Practice that must be implemented,

  according to federal laws.

• Industry best practice

• Company rule.

THE EARTH IS

• A BALL

• FLAT

The insulating distance, when rubber

gloving from an insulated pole-mounted

platform, is

• 38 inches

• Equal to the minimum approach

  distance.

• 12 inches

• Determined by industry best practice.

2 feet is the

• Maximum allowable length of a shock

  absorbing lanyard.

• Distance required for a 175 pound

  person, when free falling, to activate a

  cable or rope grab.

• Maximum allowable distance an

  employee can free fall when utilizing

  positioning device systems.

• The distance a ladder must extend

  above the landing.

What is the maximum allowable arresting force on an employee when using a body harness?

• 5000 lbs

• 1800 lbs

• 2500 lbs

• 3000 lbs

Qualified climbers are

• Required when working on

  substation equipment, such as power

  transformers.

• Made of aluminum or titanium and

  have replaceable gaffs.

• required when working on towers in

  excess of 100 feet in height.

• those workers who have been trained

  and have demonstrated proficiency

  climbing.

The type of fall protection system that

is required when working on a vertical

surface, which allows both hands to be free,

is

• Vertical slack adjustment system.

• Positioning device system.

• Shock absorbing lanyard system.

• Fall arrest system.