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Length of lanyard in feet+ lanyard max elongation in feet (E4 or E6)+ workers height in feet + Safety factor = Distance in feet :)

+Arabian_Stalion a worker can fall up to 6 feet. but when designing the fall protection system the qualified or competent person must take clearances below the work area into account. if you only have 6 feet of clearance, you must select a system that will not allow the worker to hit the ground. there are many types of equipment to assist with that. One option in a scenario like that is to have a SRL mounted overhead. in a fall SRLs are required to engage fully within 2 feet, if it is mounted overhead and swing has been taken into account. Or better yet, if possible, fall restraint is a better option. So basically, to answer your question.... the maximum accepted freefall is accepted only in scenarios in which a worker would not hit the level belowl.

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