Fall Clearance, Arresting Force and Free Fall Distance - 3D Animation - (Light-Hearted Version)

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ABCS is introducing their new 3D character named “Abel Wiseman” who is wearing a full-body harness and shock absorbing lanyard. He is using a cable wrap connected to an I-beam that serves as his anchorage.
Understanding fall clearance, arresting force and free fall distance is key to safely using a personal fall arrest system.
With the assistance of Abel Wiseman, you’ll see how easy it is to calculate your minimum clearance and free fall distance when setting up your fall arrest system.
This 3D animation provides a step-by-step method that explains in simple language how to figure out your clearance and free fall distance without the need for complicated formulas and acronyms.
This video is contained within our online ABCS Fall Protection. If you need Fall Protection certification from an accredited organization, register at our website: albertabcsafety.com.

[@toryknotts8026]

A little humor keeps people paying attention. It's better than those boring droning ones, and much better that those gruesome 1990s OSHA PPE videos

[@ThomVIA]

Excellent training aid.

[@izzeldinmohammed4229]

Great job but my question is when you calculated free fall distance you're not mentioned shock absorber so this mean should not be used if it's bypass any reference standard for that Thanks for your valuable informations

[@clydewhalen5361]

Thanks for your question. We didn't mention the shock absorber in our free fall calculation because your free fall ends when your shock absorber begins to arrest your fall. Free Fall is how far you drop before anything starts to stop you...Like jumping out of a plane before you pull your shoot.