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S. Department of Labor. It does not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U. S. Department of Labor, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizationsimply endorsement by the U. S. Government.  \nL2 Quiz Key: Fall Protection  \n1) OSHA regulations require some type of fall protection above how many feet in residential construction?  \na) 4’b) 6’c) 8’d) 10’  \n6’  \n Explanation  \nOSHA 1926.501 specifies that fall protection is required for employees subject to falls greater than 6’ in various job site situations. Specifically, it requires workers on low-slope roofs ( 1926.501(b)(10)) and steep roofs ( 1926.501(b)(11)), as well as near skylights 1926.501(b)(4) to be protected from falls greater than 6’.  \n2) To make sure all PV projects are completed safely, employers should have policies and procedures which   . (Choose three)  \na) Allow employees to plan ahead b) Provide necessary equipment to do job right c) Provide training to all workers  \nd) Allow workers to work fast and profitably (or efficient)  \nAllow employees to plan ahead, Provide necessary equipment to do the job, Provide training to all workers  \n Explanation  \nOSHA 1926.501 and 1926.503 outline the responsibilities of employers to provide training and necessary fall protection equipment for employees exposed to fall hazards. Planning ahead will help avoid rushing and last minute discoveries that could cause accidents.  \n3) True or False: Electrocution is the leading cause of death in the construction industry.  \nFalse  \n Explanation  \nWhile electrocution is a significant risk in the solar electric and construction industries, falls are the leading cause of death.  \n4) Fall protection systems can include which three of the following:  \na) Personal fall arrest systems b) Working on flat roofs only c) Guardrail systems d) Safety nets  \ne) Off-site video monitoring  \nPersonal fall arrest systems, Guardrail systems, Safety nets  \n Explanation  \nOSHA 1926.502 specifies the types of fall protection systems that are allowed, and requirements for use. Personal fall arrest systems and guardrail systems are the more common methods used on PV installation sites, but safety nets are also allowed if they are appropriate for the situation and meet the criteria outlined in 1926.502(c).  \n5) Following OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502(d), choose the three components of a Personal Fall Arrest System from the list below:  \na) Hardhat b) Body harness c) Anchor  \nd) ANSI approved work boots e) Lifeline  \nf) Proper training  \nBody harness, Anchor, Lifeline  \n Explanation  \nA body harness, anchor, and lifeline are all components of a personal fall arrest system and each have specific requirements as laid out in OSHA 29 CFR 1926.502(d).  \n6) A properly designed Personal Fall Arrest System must (choose three)  \na) Limit maximum arresting force on employee to 1,800 pounds when using a body harness.  \nb) Be rigged such that an employee cannot fall more than 6 feet.  \nc) Bring employee to complete stop and limit maximum deceleration distance employee travels to 3.5 feet.  \nd) Allow for two people to anchor to the same point.  \ne) Be the same for every solar installation.  \nLimit maximum arresting force on employee to 1,800 pounds w hen using a body harness., Be rigged such that an employee cannot fall more than 6 feet., Bring employee to complete stop and limit maximum deceleration distance employee travels to 3.5 feet.  \n Explanation  \nOSHA 1926.502(d)(16)(i)-(v) describes the performance requirements of personal fall arrest systems when stopping a fall. 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