Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
(b) Worker supported by the anchor line being used as an adjustable work positioning lanyard1 Anchor 2 Anchor line for work positioning and support (adjustable work positioning lanyard) 3 Adjustment device 4 Anchor line for safety back-up system 5 Fall arrest device 6 Spare length of anchor line with stopper knot or stopper device fittedFigure L.1 – Example of a work positioning system for use on steep or slippery surfaces (work positioning method 1)L.2.3.3Work positioning method 2A popular method of work positioning on structures such as telegraph poles, electricity L.2.3.3.1 poles, masts and towers uses a special work positioning lanyard, sometimes referred to as a pole strap. This is passed around the structure and connected to the harness, typically to two side waist attachment points or to a central attachment point at approximately waist level. The work positioning lanyard is usually adjustable.