1-1-12
The sternal D-ring is for fall attachment when likely fall distance is not greater than [blank]
2'
With a work positioning system, a worker can fall [blank]
2'
Guardrails must be capable of withstanding a [blank] downward and outward force applied within two inches from the top rail at any point along the top edge.
200-lb
Personal fall arrest systems, work-positioning equipment, or fall restraint systems must be used when an employee is working on a pole, tower, or similar structure more than [blank] above the ground.
4'
Guardrail systems used to meet the requirement of fall protection shall be constructed with a rail height of [blank], plus or minus three inches.
42"
D-rings and snap hooks used for fall protection must have a minimum tensile strength of [blank]
5,000 lbs
Fall arrest anchor points must support a minimum of [blank] per attached worker and be independent of worker support.
5,000 lbs
According to OSHA, a fall arrest system should be rigged so that a worker cannot free fall more than [blank] nor contact any lower level.
6'
OSHA specifies that the maximum length of a lanyard shall provide for a fall of no greater than [blank]
6'
Warning lines, used in warning line systems, shall be erected at least [blank] from the roof edge when no mechanical equipment is being used.
6'
What is the OSHA specified maximum length a worker can fall while using a lanyard?
6'
A work positioning device cannot be used while climbing step bolts on a concrete or steel pole.
False
If a harness shows signs of minimal fraying, it should be discarded.
False
It is proper procedure to hook a snaphook to another snaphook.
False
Shoulder D-rings can be used for fall arrest.
False
The OSHA fall protection standard does not contain training requirements.
False
Tree branches, utility line conductors, cables, tower legs, cross bracing, and lattice work are considered lower levels by OSHA.
False
Work positioning equipment must meet the electric arc exposure requirements.
False
Who can modify equipment?
Manufacturer
Where should lanyards be attached on harnesses?
Middle back near shoulder blades
A system that consists of an anchorage, connectors, and body harness, and includes a lanyard/deceleration device, lifeline, or combination thereof, is called a personal fall arrest system.
True
Beginning April 1, 2015, qualified workers must use fall protection while climbing or changing locations on poles, towers, or similar structures.
True
Side D-rings are not intended for fall arrest.
True
The keeper/gate of the snap hook should be positioned so that it is never load bearing.
True
To comply with OSHA's requirement that impact force of a fall shall not exceed 1,800 pounds of force, a harness should be used with a deceleration unit.
True
When working from an aerial lift, a fall restraint or personal fall arrest system shall be used.
True
For fall arrest, the anchor point should always be kept [blank] the rear fall arrest attachment.
above
Avoid rubbing fall protection equipment on [blank] and [blank]
abrasive surfaces / sharp edges
OSHA will require all fall arrest equipment to pass a drop test after it is [blank]
arc tested
To minimize the chance of injury in the event of a fall, lanyards should be kept [blank]
as short as possible
A harness should be immediately removed from service if there are [blank]
broken fibers. cuts in webbing. leather strength components. (any of the above)
If attaching a personal fall arrest system directly to a web loop, the web loop must be [blank]
carefully inspected for abrasions, broken strands or excessive wear. clear of any burns, chars or cuts within the material. properly secured without broken stitches/strands. (all of the above)
When using the safety monitor program, a competent person has to be close enough to the workers that they can [blank]
communicate orally with the workers
Positioning side D-rings are intended for attachment of [blank]
connecting device only
If hardware is bent on a harness, then the Qualified Electrical Worker should [blank]
discard the harness
A [blank] system is a barrier erected to prevent employees from falling to lower levels.
guardrail
A fall arrest attachment with a web loop must be attached to a harness with a [blank] or a [blank]
hitch / carabiner
When selecting equipment, the Qualified Electrical Worker should make the selection based on [blank]
most suitable for intended work
The dorsal D-ring, pigtail D-ring, or web loop are the [blank] for [blank] attachment.
primary / fall arrest
Equipment subjected to impact loading should be [blank]
removed from service and destroyed/discarded
To ensure that a snaphook is fully engaged, a worker should [blank]
visually inspect it
The suspension bride is only used for [blank]
work positioning
