Weather, location, fragile surfaces, and falling objects

Legal requirements, equipment types, and hazard identification

Safety procedures, risk assessments, and emergency plans

Training requirements, personal protective equipment, and work permits

Duty of Occupier of a worksite to take necessary measures (ALARP) at the worksite where a person is liable to fall a distance of more than 2m

Duty of Occupier of a worksite to take necessary measures (ALARP) at the worksite where a person is liable to fall a distance of more than 2.5m

Duty of Occupier of a worksite to take necessary measures (ALARP) at the worksite where a person is liable to fall a distance of more than 5m

Duty of Occupier of a worksite to take necessary measures (ALARP) at the worksite where a person is liable to fall a distance of more than 1.5m

There is no difference in safety requirements

Working at height above ground is more dangerous

Working at height below ground requires specialized equipment

Working at height below ground is not considered a hazardous activity

Falling hazard, dropped objects, and suspension trauma

Weather conditions, unstable equipment, and fragile surfaces

Unprotected edges, falling objects, and suspension trauma

Fragile roofs, unstable equipment, and dropped objects

Lifting a person with a special design approved winch

Using a mobile elevated work platform for inspection and maintenance

Competent persons are allowed to do this activity

All of the above

Avoiding working at height, using work equipment to prevent falls, using work equipment to minimize fall consequences

Using work equipment to minimize fall consequences, avoiding working at height, using work equipment to prevent falls

Using work equipment to prevent falls, using work equipment to minimize fall consequences, avoiding working at height

Avoiding working at height, using work equipment to minimize fall consequences, using work equipment to prevent falls

Ladders, scaffolding equipment, and mobile elevated work platforms

Cranes, harnesses, and safety nets

Ropes, pulleys, and hoists

Scaffolding tags, tool belts, and shadow tool boards

Scaffolding tagging system and trained personnel

Safety harnesses and lanyards

Fall arrest systems and inertia reels

Trailing hand techniques and shadow tool boards

Tools that are used at a height above ground level

Tools that are dropped from a height

Tools that are attached to a safety harness

Tools that are used for climbing stairs and safety crossing gangways

Fall arrest and fall restraint

Fall prevention and fall recovery

Fall mitigation and fall avoidance

Fall protection and fall elimination

Safety harness, lanyards, and inertia reels

Scaffolding tags, tool belts, and shadow tool boards

Trailing hand techniques, tool rolls, and tool aloft

Measuring tape, drill bits, and flashlights

Climbing stairs and safely crossing gangways

Installing scaffolding equipment

Using mobile elevated work platforms

Inspecting and maintaining derricks

Fragile roofs

Protected edges

Stable equipment

None of the above

Dropped objects

Falling objects

Suspension objects

Unstable objects