NIOSH: Puerto Rico townhall meeting transcript - Centers for ...
NIOSH: Puerto Rico townhall meeting transcript - Centers for ...
NIOSH: Puerto Rico townhall meeting transcript - Centers for ...
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it has to be tied after thirty feet. I cannot<br />
accept this because it signifies that a<br />
connector falls from twenty-eight feet it will<br />
rebound, it will do something or nothing will<br />
happen. I don’t believe--if it falls from<br />
120<br />
twenty-eight feet or twenty-nine feet there can<br />
be a death easily.<br />
Thus, I know it is difficult with a steel<br />
structure, it is difficult to move within the<br />
beams, a certain liberty of movement is<br />
required. But that moment is restricted to<br />
<strong>for</strong>ty, fifty feet, why not at fifteen, why not<br />
at twenty. That was one of my concerns<br />
regarding this. And another thing is that a<br />
student when I give class in the Inter-American<br />
University and at Mayaguez, I see that many<br />
timnes the student asks why there are so many<br />
measures <strong>for</strong> the protection against falls.<br />
Four feet with two plata<strong>for</strong>ms, six feet with<br />
double E, that the construction surface, ten<br />
feet with the scaffolding, fifteen feet, right<br />
foot as I just said, the connectors. These<br />
measures and these things is fall protection.<br />
It is a protection against falls, why are we