GWO Basic Safety Training V14.0
2021-04-01_TS_BST_V14
Explain how to change position whilst attached to a work positioning lanyard
ELEMENT 4.2 - PRE-USE INSPECTION
The instructor shall:
Demonstrate how to perform pre-use inspection of a fall/travel restraint lanyard and work positioning lanyard products required/chosen to instruct this Module, by the following principles and covering:
a. Markings and labels
b. Operating weight and temperature range
c. Equipment is within period of formal inspections
d. Integrity, damage, corrosion, saltwater exposure and significant wear of: lanyard rope, webbing, plastic, metal and heat-shrinkable tubing
e. All moving parts work correctly, with no excessive play
f. Carabiners/connectors operate, and lock as intended and cannot disconnect completely
g. Length adjustment function (if fitted) operates and locks as intended
Observe manufacturer’s user manual for specific or additional requirements
Stress the generic approach to pre-use inspection of a fall/travel restraint lanyard and work positioning lanyard focusing on similarities and differences in design, functionality and operation between different products Explain the potential task placed upon the participant in their own organisation on course completion, requiring them to familiarise themselves with other safety equipment products
Participants shall:
Demonstrate the ability to perform a pre-use inspection of a random fall/travel restraint lanyard and work positioning lanyard (demonstrated during this module), covering the points demonstrated in this element, before working at height during practical exercises
ELEMENT 4.3 - CORRECT ATTACHMENT TO ANCHOR POINTS
The instructor shall:
Explain the importance of personal safety when using work positioning lanyards, Participants shall never lose focus for their own safety
Demonstrate how to correctly attach fall restraint lanyards and work positioning lanyards:
a. To the ladder stiles and reinforced ladder rungs
b. To certified and structural anchor points
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