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WorksheetsHarness Awareness
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 46mins
When inspecting a harness which parts should be checked before use
Frayed edges.
Pulled stitches.
Broken fibers.
All of the above.
Bending the webbing is a good way to notice damages.
True
False
In what kind of environment should a harness and lanyard be stored in?
Cool, dry, clean environment.
Out of direct sunlight.
Away from chemical vapour's.
All of the above.
Checking the D-ring for cracks, breaks, etc. is not necessary every time it is put in use.
True
False
What should be done if a harness shows signs of wear and tear?
Continue using it.
Repair it yourself.
Replace it immediately.
Ignore the damage.
How often should a harness be inspected for damage?
Once a year.
Every month.
Before each use.
Every six months.
Which of the following is a sign that a lanyard should be replaced?
Discoloration.
Frayed edges.
Stiffness.
All of the above.
When first issued a harness you should mark the year and month that it was put in service. Why?
So you know when it was made.
So you know what month and year it is.
So you can keep track of how long it's been in service.
None of the above.
A lanyard inspection includes
Snaps
SofStop
Steel Lanyard
Shock Absorbing Lanyard
The keeper spring should exert a sufficient amount of force to firmly close the keeper.
True
False
The D-ring in the back should be located where?
As high as possible.
On your lower back.
In the middle of the back between the shoulder blades.
None of the above.
What is the primary purpose of a lanyard in a fall protection system?
To provide comfort.
To absorb shock during a fall.
To enhance visibility.
To reduce weight.
Which of the following should be checked when inspecting a harness buckle?
Cracks.
Deformation.
Proper locking mechanism.
All of the above.
How should a harness be cleaned to ensure its longevity?
Using harsh chemicals.
With mild soap and water.
By machine washing.
By soaking in bleach.
What is the recommended action if a lanyard's snap hook does not close properly?
Continue using it.
Lubricate it and continue using.
Replace the lanyard immediately.
Use a temporary fix and report it later.
How should a harness be dried after cleaning?
In direct sunlight.
Using a tumble dryer.
By hanging in a cool, dry place.
Using a hair dryer.
What is the purpose of the D-ring on a harness?
To attach tools.
To connect to a lanyard or lifeline.
For decorative purposes.
To adjust the harness size.
What is the recommended method for storing a harness when not in use?
In a damp area.
In a cool, dry place.
In direct sunlight.
In a plastic bag.
How should a harness be disposed of if it is no longer safe to use?
Throw it in the regular trash.
Recycle it.
Cut it into pieces and discard it.
Donate it.
What is the primary function of a harness in a fall protection system?
To provide comfort.
To distribute fall forces across the body.
To enhance visibility.
To reduce weight.
What should be done if a harness buckle is found to be deformed?
Continue using it.
Attempt to repair it.
Replace the harness immediately.
Ignore the deformation.
How often should a lanyard be inspected for signs of wear and tear?
Once a year.
Every six months.
Before each use.
Every three months.
What is the primary function of a shock absorber in a fall protection system?
To provide comfort.
To reduce the impact force during a fall.
To enhance visibility.
To reduce the weight of the harness.
