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11. Communication Plan Flashcards

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11.1. An effective communication plan shall be established prior to beginning work and shall remain effective for all the time that work is actively
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11.2. Electronic communication systems should be utilized.

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11.2.1. These communication systems shall be compatible with the work environment.

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11.3. Hand or whistle signals shall be reviewed prior to beginning work to ensure understanding by all members of the work team.

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12.1. Anchorage Systems

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12.1.1. Anchorage systems used as the primary support within a main or backup system shall have a minimum strength of either 12 kN (2700 lbf), or two times the maximum arrest force of the backup system when used in accordance with manufacturer specifications, whichever is greater.

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12.1.2. A minimum of two anchorage systems shall be used to establish the main and backup systems.

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12.1.2.1. One anchorage may be used to establish multiple anchorage systems.

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12.1.2.2. Main and backup systems should utilize independent anchorage systems.

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12.1.3. Anchorage systems shall accommodate the range of direction of pull.

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12.1.4. Anchorage systems shall be protected appropriately.

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12.1.5 . Load-sharing Anchorage Systems

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12.1.5.1.. Load-sharing Anchorage Systems

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12.1.5.1.1. Utilize multiple anchorages to achieve the required anchorage system strength.

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12.1.5.1.2. Achieve a desired direction of pull or fall line.

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12.1.5.2. Load-sharing anchorage systems should distribute forces appropriately between the anchorages.

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12.1.5.3. A table of loads applied to anchorage systems where the forces are distributed equally based on the interior angle is provide din Table 1.

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12.1.6. Directional Anchorage Systems

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12.1.6.1. The minimum strength of a directional anchorage system is determined by:

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12.1.6.1.1. The interior angle created by the rope passing through the directional anchorage system.

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12.1.6.1.2. The anticipated load.

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12.1.6.2. A table of loads applied to a directional anchorage system based on the interior angle is provided in Table 2.

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12.2. Two-Rope Systems

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12.2.1. Two-rope systems should be installed in a manner that minimizes lateral movement along sharp and/or abrasive surfaces.

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12.2.2. Two-rope systems shall be installed in a manner that if a component of one system were to fail, there would be minimum pendulum swing.

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