What must happen to a fall-arrest harness after it has been involved in an actual fall arrest event?

Q: What must happen to a fall-arrest harness after it has been involved in an actual fall arrest event?

It must be retired from service The shock absorber deploys permanently and the harness may have sustained invisible structural damage to webbing and stitching, so it must be taken out of service.

Q: What type of harness does COSWP require for working aloft, as opposed to a simple waist belt?

A 5-point full body harness Waist belts concentrate arrest forces on the abdomen and can cause internal injury. A 5-point full body harness distributes forces across shoulders, chest, and thighs.

Q: Before a bosun's chair is used to hoist a person, COSWP requires it to be load tested to what multiple of the working load?

4 times Every time a bosun's chair is rigged, the chair, gantlines and lizards must be examined and load tested to at least four times the load they will be required to lift before a person is hoisted.

A. It can be reused after washing

B. It only needs the shock absorber pack replaced

C. It can be reused once visually inspected

D. It must be retired from service

What type of harness does COSWP require for working aloft, as opposed to a simple waist belt?

A. A weighted lifejacket harness

B. A 5-point full body harness

C. A waist belt with a single D-ring

D. A 2-point shoulder harness

Before a bosun's chair is used to hoist a person, COSWP requires it to be load tested to what multiple of the working load?

A. 1.5 times

B. 10 times

C. 4 times

D. 2 times

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