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E.3.2 Designs of work positioning lanyards differ depending on the work positioning method employed, see Annex L. Figure E.5 shows examples of adjustable work positioning lanyards (sometimes called pole straps) for partial support in a work positioning method which uses a work positioning lanyard passed around a structure and connected to the harness. This connection is typically to two side waist attachment points on the harness or to a central attachment point at approximately waist level. Figure E.6 shows one of these adjustable work positioning lanyards in use. Figure E.7 shows an example of a method of work positioning used on relatively steep or slippery sloping surfaces, e.g. a roof or a steep concrete or grassy banking. (Rope access technicians are recommended to use rope access equipment, procedures and techniques.)