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| Restricted access entry lift. |
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| Setting up a belay. |
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| Lower section of a sloping High-line (no good anchors so set up without a live load. |
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| A simulated load. |
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| Single Kootenay pulley and a separated tagline. |
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- Jesse
- Altona, Southern Manitoba, Canada
- Non-Practicing Member of The Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals; Registrate with the Institute of Corporate Directors; Used to be with The Canadian Society of Safety Engineers and the Society of Professional Rope Access Technicians. Spent several years on the Board of The Firearms Safety Education Service of Ontario. Over Twenty years service Canadian Forces. Dedicated almost two decades to worker safety and rescue in particularly the mining industry. I want to serve the Lord!
1 comment:
"I remember rope training back in high school and man did I fail on that. That training looks awesome. Training like this are very important to the success of the company. Other trainings that can be useful are:
OSHA training
whmis training
hazwoper training and many more."
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