Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
prolonged exposure to extremes of heat or cold;e) whether rope access technicians could be rescued quickly from any potential position in whichthey might find themselves.2.2.4Risk assessment2.2.4.1 Once it has been decided that rope access is a suitable method to carry out the intended task, employers should review carefully the procedures to be followed for carrying out the work. They should identify any hazards and examine how they can be removed or, if this is not possible, how the risk can be reduced to an acceptable level. This is determined by carrying out a risk assessment, which is also known as a job safety analysis (JSA). For more information on risk assessment, see Part 3, Annex A.The detail provided in the risk assessment should be in proportion to the risk. Once the 2.2.4.2 risks are assessed and taken into account, insignificant risks can then often be ignored, unless the type of work to be carried out would increase those risks.