Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
High winds can cause unsecured rope ends to blow around and potentially becomeO.2.1.4 entangled, e.g. with moving machinery or vehicles.Nearby objects such as trees and overhead power lines can become dangerous in windyO.2.1.5 conditions and potentially affect the safety of the working area.Without careful attention, high winds can dislodge unsecured tools from working platforms O.2.1.6 and materials such as roofing; cladding; signage can be blown away, with the risk of injury to people in the working area and even to those outside of existing exclusion zones below.High winds, particularly gusting high winds, can affect the stability of a rope access O.2.1.7 technician when suspended from the anchor lines such that he/she could be blown into the side of buildings, structures or natural features (e.g. a rock face) with the possibility of serious injury.