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This standard was adopted in June, 2020.  \n0.2 Objective is to provide a safety standard for Inspection , Repair and Painting of Chimney at height.  \n1.0 Scope  \n1.1 To ensure safety while Inspection, Repair, and Painting of Chimney in Indian steel industry. This standard is applicable at all locations in the steel plants.  \n1.2 Responsibility for implementation of this standard lies with all concerned executing agencies including Contractors & Consultants.  \n2.0 Associated Hazards: Fall of person from height, Fall of material, Structural collapse, Gas exposure, Fire, Heat, Chemical, Electrical, Health etc.  \n3.0 Definitions:  \nAnchorage – A secure point of attachment, may or may not be part of the work structure, to which lifelines, drop lines, or lanyards are affixed. Each anchorage must be capable of supporting for one person with a minimum dead weight of 2000 kilograms attached to it. There should be minimum two anchorage points in each working platform of the chimney. An anchorage is often a beam, girder, column, cleats or floor.  \nTravel restraints - Travel restraint systems physically prevent a person from approaching an unprotected edge. The user is totally restrained from reaching a position where a fall is possible.  \nAnchorage Connector – A component or device that is installed on an anchorage and is specifically intended for attaching a fall-arrest system to the anchorage. Anchorage connection straps, carabineers, and girder grips rated to support minimum dead weight of 2000 kilograms can be purchased from fall-protection equipment manufacturers.  \nCarabiner – A trapezoid or oval-shaped connector component with a gate or similar arrangement that remains closed until it is intentionally opened for connection or disconnection.  \nDeceleration Device – Any mechanism, such as a rope grab, rip-stitch lanyard, specially- woven lanyard, tearing or deforming lanyards, automatic self-retracting lifelines/lanyards, etc. , which serves to dissipate a substantial amount of energy during a fall arrest, or otherwise limit the energy imposed on a workman during fall arrest.  \nDescent Device – A device or piece of equipment used to escape from an elevated structure such as a work platform, tower, column, or an overhead crane cab.  \nPersonal Fall-Arrest System – A system used to arrest a fall from a working level. A personal fall arrest system consists of an anchorage, connectors, a body harness, and may include a lanyard with a locking snap hook, deceleration device, lifeline or suitable combination of these.  \nFall Hazard – A condition or situation that could result in a fall.  \nFallout – An unintentional separation of a person from a body-support component during or after fall arrest.  \nFall Prevention – Eliminating fall hazards during all phases of work at heights, including access and egress. Examples of fall prevention measures include using complete scaffolds, aerial lifts, and secured ladders.  \nFree Fall – An un-arrested fall.  \nHarness (Full-Body)– A device with straps that can be attached to a personal fallarrest system. The straps are fastened around a person's body to contain the torso and distribute fall- arrest forces over at least the upper thighs, pelvis, chest, and shoulders.  \nLeading Edge – The edge of a floor, deck, or grating that changes location as  \nadditional floor or deck sections are placed.  \nLifeline – A flexible vertical or horizontal line, secured to an anchorage or between two anchorages, to which a lanyard or harness may be attached. A catenary l","cbCaiqHXPAFihCM7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqHXPAFihCM7","pdf",2007142,28,"English","# Forward\n## Objective\n# Scope\n## Responsibility for implementation\n# Associated Hazards\n# Definitions","[{\"question\":\"What is the objective of IPSS 1-11-036-20?\",\"answer\":\"The objective is to provide a safety standard for inspection, repair, and painting of chimneys at height.\"},{\"question\":\"Where does this standard apply and who is responsible for implementation?\",\"answer\":\"It applies at all locations in Indian steel plants. 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