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TRAINERS GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.4, 5.3.G, 4.2.A 5.3.G. Entry into a wet pit must never be allowed when there is any source of electrical power present. The water must be removed and the pit dried out prior to the inspection or performance of any work TRAINERS GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 5.3.D 5.3.D When working under a hydraulic elevator, the elevator must be landed on a support capable of preventing accidental motion. TRAINERS GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.7.G Mechanics must know the load rating of the Counterweight supports. The load rating should be marked on the support. The mechanic must also know the weight of the counterweight to be supported. TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3 TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3 Appendix A Response 1 TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3 Appendix A Response 1 TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3 Fall Hazard exists when there is a space of 300mm (12in) or more in its least dimension between the edge of the work platform and the hoistway wall. TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3 Appendix A Response 1 Previous slides TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 5.4A Guardrail fixed at entrance 42 inches(1.067mm) high Mid rail Toe-board TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3A Response 7 Fall restraint prevents a person from falling. Example: A body belt , where the length of the body belt keeps the person away from the fall hazard. TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference :- WWJSSS 4.3 TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3 Appendix A Response 9 TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3A Response 9 All connectors (self-locking carabiners, self locking snap hooks) shall be equipped with self closing, self locking gates which remain closed and locked until intentional unlocked and opened for connection or disconnection. They shall be capable of being opened by at 2 least consecutive deliberate actions. TRAINER GUIDELINES Reference:- WWJSSS 4.3A Response 5 Any location that