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• If an operative is fully reliant upon a work positioning
system then a secondary system is generally required
as a backup in case of failure.
• The secondary system may be a work positioning system
or, as in most cases, a fall arrest system.
• One of the main advantages of work positioning
is having your hands free to work.
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If workers are able to see the benefits then they are more
likely to use a system.
• Equipment for work positioning is designed to cope
with static loads on a regular basis, not for dynamic
loads such as those imposed by a fall.
• The care, use and maintenance of work positioning equipment
is covered by LOLER (Lifting Operations and Lifting
Equipment Regulations).
• Workers will generally require training to help with
the correct usage and ensure that they comply with
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