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# chest D-ring - use for fall arrest devices or descenters. | # chest D-ring - use for fall arrest devices or descenters. | ||
# breakaway storage rings - these are usually plastic and are only for storing your climbing lanyards. | # breakaway storage rings - these are usually plastic and are only for storing your climbing lanyards. | ||
# climbing lanyards - use these 2 as you walk up the tower, keeping one connected at all times while moving the other to the next high position. | # climbing lanyards - use these 2 as you walk up the tower, keeping one connected at all times while moving the other to the next high position. The Double Leg Lanyard is one type of climbing safety lanyard. | ||
# Positioning Strap - this is used when you reach your work position, again, so you can use both hands while working. | |||
Revision as of 10:40, 11 April 2016
essential components
- side D-rings - use with work positioning strap. This is what hold you in place so you can use both hands while in the work position.
- chest D-ring - use for fall arrest devices or descenters.
- breakaway storage rings - these are usually plastic and are only for storing your climbing lanyards.
- climbing lanyards - use these 2 as you walk up the tower, keeping one connected at all times while moving the other to the next high position. The Double Leg Lanyard is one type of climbing safety lanyard.
- Positioning Strap - this is used when you reach your work position, again, so you can use both hands while working.