Title: +038=627.001-##001T_03-Fasadevasksystem NorAcon - International Code of Practice (ICOP).pdf
For more information on work positioning lanyards, see Annex E.Key1 Safety back-up (in this example, an energy-absorbing fall arrest lanyard linked to an anchor sling) 2 Work positioning lanyard passed around the structure 3 Work positioning lanyard attached to the work positioning attachment point on the harness (could be two side attachment points)Figure L.2 – Example of work positioning system for use on structures such as poles and masts (work positioning method 2)L.2.4Fall arrest systemsL.2.4.1 Fall arrest systems are the least preferable of all the personal fall protection systems because if the user lets go of (i.e. loses intentional contact with) the structure, it is very likely there will be a fall and falls, and the potential for falls, should always be avoided if possible.L.2.4.2 Fall arrest systems should be selected and used so that any potential fall would be as short as possible, with as little impact load on the user as possible and such that there would be no