Safety training
GWO Basic Safety Training / V20 10032026
48) The participants can explain the risks posed by dropped objects (Knowledge, intermediate level)
49) The participants can take responsibility for securing tools, equipment, accessories, minor components, items, and parts by adequately tethering to prevent dropped objects (Ability, intermediate level)
50) The participants can show interest in taking correct precautions to prevent dropped objects when encountering adverse environmental conditions (Ability, basic level)
51) The participants can explain potential increased hazards from adverse environmental conditions in relation to dropped objects and the need for tethering (Knowledge, intermediate level)
The instructor shall:
Explain the risks posed by dropped objects
Explain which items constitute a dropped object hazard
Describe typical injuries that can occur as a result of a dropped object
Present a selection of hand tools and relevant tethering systems so that the participants can identify the three following points:
a.
tethering point (on the tool)
b.
tether
c.
anchor point or attachment point
Support with further examples related to environmental hazards, such as:
a.
wildlife
b.
ice-cover on blades, steps and platforms
c. effects of environmental conditions (e.g. sun-heated or frozen tools)
Lead a discussion on challenges related to handling equipment in extreme environmental conditions
Lead a discussion on mitigating actions and due diligence required for handling tools and items in adverse environmental conditions and emergency situations
Support the participants during practical training scenarios and activities to ensure that hand tools and other relevant objects are tethered before working at height, including information about when and how to tether
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