What are the requirements for a vertical lifeline

There are the following requirements and precautions regarding vertical lifelines:

Rope requirements: vertical lifelines should be made of materials that meet safety standards, such as non-slip, high-strength ropes. Please ensure the quality and reliability of the rope.

Installation requirements: Vertical lifelines should be installed in a position that ensures the safety of personnel and that they can quickly and easily grasp the rope in case of emergency. Installation and maintenance should be carried out in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Personnel Training: All personnel involved in the operation of the vertical lifeline shall be trained in the proper use and maintenance of the rope.

Periodic Inspection: Vertical lifelines should be inspected periodically to ensure their reliability and safety. Defective ropes and components should be replaced in a timely manner.

Regulations for use: Detailed regulations for use should be formulated, including inspection before use, prohibition of carrying objects on the rope, and no misuse of the rope.

Please note that a vertical lifeline is an important safety equipment, but it cannot completely replace other safety measures, such as safety belts and safety nets. All personnel should make a thorough assessment of the safety conditions at the work site and wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE), such as helmets and goggles.