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OSHA stands for - ANSWEROccupational Safety and Health Administration What is OSHA? - ANSWERSafety protocols and guidelines focused on worker safety. ANSI (American National Standards Institute) - ANSWERIs a private non profit organization that oversees the development of voluntary consensus standards.

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TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOWER
TECHNICIAN 1 CORRECT 100%
OSHA stands for - ANSWEROccupational Safety and Health Administration

What is OSHA? - ANSWERSafety protocols and guidelines focused on worker safety.

ANSI (American National Standards Institute) - ANSWERIs a private non profit
organization that oversees the development of voluntary consensus standards.

OSHA and ANSI work together - ANSWERANSI is voluntary, while OSHA is a legal
entity implementing the law.

OSHA 29 CFR 1910 - ANSWERRules applied to the"general industry"

OSHA 1926-Contruction - ANSWERStandards that provider safety and Heath
regulations for construction workers.

ANSI Z359 - ANSWERFall protection

personal fall arrest system - ANSWERPiece of personal protective equipment used to
prevent falls and protect workers who do fall.

OSHA 1926.150 (a)(1) - ANSWERFire protection readily accessable on site at all times.

Power line clearance - ANSWERUp to 50kv- 10 ft

Tower light signals - ANSWERAre mandatory as per FCC to be painted also.

Y lanyards - ANSWERDo not hook a 6 ft lanyard below the back D-ring.

shock absorber - ANSWERLimited to 1800 lbs. Per force on the body.

Positioning lanyards - ANSWERMust be double locked and have a load rating 3000 lbs.

fall arrest - ANSWERprotection that involves devices designed to catch people if they
fall

Example of Fall arrest equipment - ANSWERHarness

fall restraint - ANSWERDesigned to allow user to work close to an area in which a fall
could occur but prevent fall from occurring.

1kN= - ANSWER225 lbs.

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