OSHA Sub Part L Handout 2 Crossword

The total load of all persons, equipment, tools, materials, or transmitted loads to be applied to a scaffold or scaffold component at any one time.
The stall load of the winch on any scaffold system must not be greater than three times its rated load Rated
The manufacturer’s specified maximum load to be lifted by a hoist or to be applied to a scaffold or scaffold component.
A vertical barrier, consisting of, but not limited to, toprails, mid-rails, and posts, erected to prevent employees from falling from an elevated working platform.
An anchored system – used to arrest an employee in a fall from an elevated working platform – that is made up of connectors, a body harness, a lanyard, a deceleration device, and lifeline, when needed.
Four to one (4:1) example: a 5' x 7' scaffold can reach a height of four times the minimum base dimension before it must be restrained from tipping. In this case, 5' x 4' = 20' high.
A minimum of 200 pounds of force applied in any direction.
A component consisting of a flexible line that connects to an anchorage at one end. Hangs vertically, and is used for connecting lanyards of personal fall arrest systems.
A flexible line that connects to anchorages at both ends. Stretches horizontally and serves as a means of connecting lanyards.
Highest horizontal component in a guardrail system. Must be at least 38" and no more than 45" in height from the working platform.
The intermediate horizontal component in a guardrail system. Installed at a height approximately midway between the toprail and the working platform.
A piece of rigid material placed on the edge surrounding the working platform. Is at least 3½" high, and is used to prevent tools, equipment, and materials from falling and striking employees below.
The area below the scaffold and in which tools, materials, or equipment can fall on workers.
A covering that is put above the hazard area, and is strong enough to withstand the impact of falling objects.
Nets installed with sufficient clearance under the working platform to catch any tools, materials, or equipment that may fall on employees below.
An overhead platform made of plywood. Constructed over the hazard area and is strong enough to withstand the impact of falling objects.
Controls that must be in or beside the platform and within easy reach of the operator. Lower controls must be able to override the upper controls and be plainly marked.
A device designed of straps that may be secured about the employee to distribute the fall arrest forces evenly to the body.
A flexible line of rope, wire rope, or strap with a connector at each end. Connects to a harness and a deceleration device, lifeline, and/or anchorage point.