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scaffolds An example of personal protection using work equipment to prevent a fall: using a work restraint (travel restriction) system that prevents a worker getting into a fall position If the risk of a person falling remains, you must take sufficient measures to minimise the distance and/or consequences of a fall. Practical examples of ...
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