Oregon Construction Contractors (CCB) Practice Test

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Which of the following is included in the approved fall protection systems?

  1. Scaffolding

  2. Safety-net system

  3. Handrails

  4. Bracing systems

The correct answer is: Safety-net system

The inclusion of a safety-net system in approved fall protection systems stems from its design and functionality in preventing falls and reducing injuries at construction sites. Safety nets are specifically engineered to catch workers who fall from elevated work areas, thus mitigating the risk of serious injuries that can result from such incidents. They are particularly valuable in situations where other forms of fall protection, such as harnesses, might not be practical or effective due to the nature of the work being performed. In contrast, while scaffolding is designed to provide stable access for workers at height, it is not primarily a fall protection measure on its own. Handrails serve as a protective barrier along edges, but they do not function as a dedicated fall arrest system. Bracing systems, while important for structural integrity and support, do not serve the purpose of protecting individuals from falls. By focusing on the specific role that safety-net systems play in fall protection, it becomes clear why they are included in the approved systems for ensuring worker safety on construction sites.