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Working at Height PPE Flashcards

1
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What checks and maintenance schedules must all items of Working at Height PPE be subjected to?

A
  • Pre-Use
  • After Use
  • 6 Monthly Inspections
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State what defects Working at Height PPE should be checked for?

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  • Fraying
  • Cuts
  • Burns
  • Abrasions
  • Discolouration
  • Chemical exposure
  • Corrosion on metal parts
  • Distortion of metal fixings and attachments
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Who is responsible for conducting Pre-Use and After-Use checks on Working at Height equipment?

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The user is responsible for conducting both pre-use and after use checks on working at height PPE.

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Who is responsible for conducting 6 Monthly inspections on Working at Height PPE?

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All personnel engaged in 6 monthly maintenance are to be Gen Tech GSE (or Army, Navy or civilian equivalent) and authorised as a competent person i.a.w AP 400A-0004 Leaflet 1309.

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If during an inspection a defect is found, what procedures should be taken?

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  • Withdraw equipment from use IMMEDIATELY
  • Label equipment UNSERVICEABLE using appropriate service form.
  • Return equipment to GEF/REME/stores.
  • New equipment will need to be ordered and registered as a replacement.
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What is the name of the Management System that Working at Height PPE is registered on?

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Joint Asset Management Engineering System (JAMES)

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When marking an ID on Working at Height PPE, where should and shouldn’t it be marked?

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It SHOULD NOT be marked on Structural parts of the webbing or rope components.

It SHOULD be marked on the local label provided for that purpose, or the plastic membrane that typically covers the main equipment label if the local label is not present.

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Under what circumstances are metal components to be etched with serial numbers?

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Under no circumstances are the metal components of 23C/4240 99 WaH equipment to be etched.

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What is the maximum shelf and service life of items of Working at Height PPE?

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All webbing and rope (textile) components have a maximum ‘In-Use’ life of 5 years on condition and a maximum ’Total’ life of 10 years from date of manufacture.

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How long in terms of service life would a harness that has been on a shelf for 6 years have left?

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It would have an “In-Use” life of 4 years left.

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After the shelf and service life of Working at Height equipment has lapsed, what should happen to the equipment?

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WaH PPE must be withdrawn from use when these limitations have been met.

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If Working at Height PPE has been subjected to a fall, what actions should be taken?

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It is to be taken out of service immediately.

Quarantined and reported to the Support Authority in accordance with Chap 1” (JSP 569 Ch4 Pg9 Para33).

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13
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Explain the term “All Up Mass”?

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AUM is the total sum of the worker’s body weight, including attached tools, equipment and clothing etc.

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Explain the purpose of a Work Restraint System (WRS)?

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Work Restraint System (WRS) - prevents or restrains a worker from reaching a position from which a fall could occur.

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Explain the purpose of a Fall Arrest System (FAS)?

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Fall Arrest System (FAS) - arrests or limits the extent of a fall

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Explain the purpose of a Work Positioning System (WPS)?

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With the work positioning lanyard wrapped around the workplace structure and both ends attached to the safety harness a worker can lean back so that the body weight is supported by the feet and lanyard, leaving the hands free.

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Explain when a WPS can be used as a FAS?

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A WPS is NOT a Fall Arrest System and must not be used as such.

18
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Explain the purpose of a Rescue System?

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Rescue systems are for emergency use only

19
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State an example of a FAS?

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Y- Lanyard, ASAP with a shock absorber and Dynamic rope.

20
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State an example of a WPS?

A

Pole Strap/Work positioning lanyard.

21
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State an example of a WRS?

A

Restraint lanyard

22
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What is the purpose of having an Energy Absorber integrated within a FAS?

A

Limits the dynamic impact force imposed upon the body.

23
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What is the purpose of a Full Body Harness?

A

To provide a means of attachment for fall arrest devices and work positioning equipment, enabling a person to work at height safely.

24
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State what pre-use and after-use checks would be conducted on a Full Body Harness?

A

Visual Checks on the following should be carried out Pre and After use,

  • Seamless Webbing
  • Tool Connector Buckles
  • Work Positioning Rings
  • Front Attachment Point (Chest)
  • Dorsal Attachment Point (Rear)
  • Padded Waist Belt
  • Adjustable Leg Loops
  • Strap Keepers
25
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State the purpose of a Pole Strap?

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To provide a means of attachment to a structure enabling a person to work hands free.

26
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State the purpose of a Double-Legged Lanyard?

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Provides a flexible connection between the worker and the structure.

27
Q

State the purpose of a Railok System?

A

Used in conjunction with a permanently installed vertical rail, it acts as a flexible connection between the worker and the rail.

28
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In the absence of a fixed fall arrest system, what item of fall arrest kit could be installed?

A

Vertical Safety Line (VSL); Used in conjunction with the ASAP device.

29
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What items of PPE should be worn during Working at Height tasks?

A
  • Hard hat
  • Gloves
  • Face mask
  • Goggles
  • Ear protection
  • Appropriate clothing
  • Boots (in some cases steel toe)
  • Rad Haz Monitor (not PPE but should be worn)
30
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What is the purpose of an attachment sling?

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The sole purpose of an attachment sling is to provide a direct means of connection between the fall protection system and the work place structure. It is not to be used in conjunction with other fall arrest equipment for lengthening purposes.

31
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What three checks are Safety Helmets subjected to?

A

A safety helmet is to be inspected;

  • Pre-Use
  • After Use
  • Monthly
32
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Explain how Working at Height PPE should be stored?

A

W@HPPE must be stored in a

  • Cool, dry, well-ventilated place,
  • Away from;
Direct heat, 
sunlight, 
corrosive fumes, 
chemical substances 
undue vibration. 
sharp implements

And to be stored in such a way as to avoid unnecessary strain or pressure.

Rope grabs are to be removed from lifelines and the lifeline coiled without twists and kinks before being placed onto a rack.

Where possible, components such as lanyards and harnesses (from the rear attachment link) are to be stored by hanging.

33
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State which Joint Service Publication provides guidance on Working at Height PPE?

A

JSP 375

CIT Skilled Climber (9 decks)

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