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Fall Protection Check for Learning Answers
1. Fall protection regulations are enforced by what government agency? a. OSHA b. FDA c. IRS d. None of the above
2. Fall Protection is required : a. When working above 50 feet b. When not standing on the ground c. When working at or above 6 feet d. Both B &C
3. Fall arrest is different from fall prevention in that: a. Fall arrest assumes a fall will happen b. Fall arrest eliminates the possibility of a fall c. There is no difference, they are the same things d. All of the above
4. The components of your fall arrest system should be inspected: a. Before each use b. When you have time c. Only by your manager d. When the safety manager is around
5. The minimum breaking strength of all attachment points and load bearing straps on your full body harness is 5000 lbs? a. True b. False
6. Where is the proper attachment point for Fall Arrest on your full body harness? a. Anywhere you can hook on b. The dorsal D-ring between the shoulder blades on your harness c. You only need to attach when you think you are going to fall d. None of the above
7. A non-locking Snaphook should not be used because: a. Rollout can occur b. It is harder to use c. They cost too much d. Any of the above are reasons to not use Fall Protection Check for Learning Page 2
8. Swing Fall is defined as: a. A Big Band concert held in Autumn b. When you jump off a tank and swing out on the fall protection system c. A pendulum type fall that can occur if the anchorage is not located directly above the worker’s head d. None of the above
9. When walking on top of a tanker you should: a. Move quickly to minimize your time on the tanker b. Maintain a low center of gravity or crawl if necessary c. Be aware of hoses and airlines that could be trip hazards d. Both b. and c.
10. Per OSHA, total Free Fall should not exceed 6 feet? a. True b. False
11. When donning your body harness leg straps should fit snugly? a. True b. False
12. The ABCs of fall protection stand for: a. Anchor, Body Harness, Connectors b. Alpha, Bravo, Charlie c. Always Be Careful d. None of the above