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IPSQA CertPubS Limited Rope Accessr (LRA) Part A
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What is the duty of limited rope access operators?
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What best describes the working at height system illustrated below?
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What best describes an "exclusion zone" used in rope access?
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Exclusion zones are primarily created to prevent injury from?
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When using tools during rope access, what precautions must be taken?
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Identify the most appropriate rope to be used for rope access from the selection below.
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Which type of harness is typically used for rope access work?
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What is an example of "a back up" device?
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What is an example of "descender"?
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What is an example of an "ascender"?
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What is an example of an "carabiner"?
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Generally, handled ascenders are designed for a maximum load of?
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When using carabiners, what is a good rigging practice?
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When using descenders, what is a good operating or rigging practice?
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What illustration has the correct corresponding fall factor?
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What are suitable examples of edge protection to protect ropes used for rope access?
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What is the most appropriate helmet for rope access?
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At what interior angle of a two point anchor start to place the same or more force on the anchors than the load?
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With consideration of various standards, anchors for rope access should a minimum load capacity of?
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In the context of rope access, what best describes how to calculate a "Safety Factor"?
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In the context of rope access, what best describes how to calculate a "Load Factor"?
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Interpret the following notice for the backup device below:
Source: Petzl
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Harnesses used for rope access must have as a minimum:
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What would be a suitable rope for a backup device such as the one shown below:
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