Explain your answer: Arrange the control measures in their correct order as specified in the WHS Regulation: (arranged in order isolate the hazard
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1 Trainee: Date: GUIDING CLIMBING ON ARTIFICIAL SURFACES EXAM Time limit = 1 hour This exam is designed to identify any gaps that may exist in your knowledge. Missed exam questions may indicate that you require specific refresher training. Poor performance indicates that you are not yet ready to earn a qualification. Each missed exam question must be thoroughly reviewed until competency is achieved. Carefully read each question then choose the most correct answer. This exam should be completed without the assistance or advice of others. You may refer to your own notes. Competency can be demonstrated by initially scoring 100% Q1. You are conducting organised climbing activities on an artificial structure for a group of participants. Could the climbing structure (including the belay systems and the immediate surrounding area) be regarded as a workplace according to the WHS legislation in Australia? [ ] Yes [ ] No Explain your answer: Q2. Section 36 of the WHS Regulation (Australia) requires control measures to be implemented to protect others from risks to health and safety. The control measures must be implemented in a certain sequence. Extract from section 36 of the WHS Regulation Section 36 Hierarchy of control measures (3) The duty holder must minimise risks, so far as is reasonably practicable, by doing one or more of the following Arrange the control measures in their correct order as specified in the WHS Regulation: (arranged in order isolate the hazard of priority) provide personal protective equipment (PPE) substitution (wholly or partly) with a lesser hazard administrative controls engineering controls Q3. This question is about PPE (personal protective equipment). Is a climbing harness PPE? [ ] Yes [ ] No If you answered yes, according to Australian Standards, how often (ie at what intervals) must a harness be checked by a competent person to ensure it is fit for use? months Page 1 of 18
2 Q4. Study the photos of the belay systems carefully. Choose the photo you believe provides the best combination of climber safety, connector stability and resistance to connector misalignment. [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C Q5. The following question refers to belay devices. Choose the device you believe would be best suited for top rope climbing at an indoor artificial climbing venue (ie climbing gym) where the customers have wide ranging and random skill levels (ie from total novice to experienced climber). [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C [ ] D Explain your answer (the reason why you chose a particular device): Note: Please name (ie product name) the device you selected. Page 2 of 18
3 Q6. Study the photos of the belay device. Choose the photo you believe indicates the correct way to install the rope. (Note: Assume the rope is in fact a dynamic rope). [ ] A [ ] B Q7. Study the photos carefully. Choose the photo you believe offers the best combination of security and stability of the belay device and connector combination. [ ] A [ ] B Explain your answer: Page 3 of 18
4 Q8. Study the photos carefully. Choose the photo you believe shows the correct way to thread a climbing rope through the belay device. To climber To climber A [ ] B [ ] Explain your answer: Page 4 of 18
5 Q9. Study the photos carefully. Only one of the photos indicates the correct form and structure for a particular type of knot. Choose the photo you believe to be the correct form. [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C [ ] D What is the name of this knot? Why is this knot useful in artificial climbing applications? Q10. Study the photos carefully. Only one of the photos indicates the correct form and structure for a particular type of knot. Choose the photo you believe to be the correct form. [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C What is the name of this knot? Why is this knot useful in artificial climbing applications? Page 5 of 18
6 Q11. Study the photo carefully then answer the questions where indicated (Context: managing a group during a climbing session on an artificial surface). What is the name of this knot/hitch? Describe an application for this knot/hitch (context: managing a youth group in a climbing session) Q12. Study the photos of the connectors carefully. Match the descriptor to its corresponding connector. Draw a line to link the descriptor box to its connector. A B C D 1. Carabiner: [ ] Auto-locking gate (triple-action) [ ] Resistant to misalignment [ ] Gate resistant to vibrations [ ] Fixed captive eye 2. Carabiner: [ ] Screw gate locking mechanism [ ] Susceptible to misalignment [ ] Gate can rattle loose due to vibrational energy 3. Maillon rapide: [ ] No hinged gate [ ] Gate highly resistant to vibrations [ ] Robust [ ] Strong in multiple loading profiles 4. Carabiner: [ ] Auto-locking gate (triple-action) [ ] High resistance to misalignment [ ] High resistant to roll-out [ ] Gate resistant to vibrations Q13. Explain the meaning of the markings found on connectors. What does this symbol mean? What does this symbol + 4 numerals mean? What does this symbol mean? Page 6 of 18
7 Q14. This question refers to Maillon Rapides (also know as quick links ). When using maillon rapides, they must be tightened: (choose the correct response) a) By hand only screwing all the way as hard as you can b) Only with a torque wrench (the wrench is preset to the manufacturers specification in Nm Newton metres ) c) By hand and then backed off a quarter-turn so it can t jam. d) With a tool (eg a spanner) nipped up firmly e) None of the above are correct.?? How tight? Q15. Identify each of the parts of the carabiner. Write your answers in the space provided. What is this part called? What is this part called? What is this part called? What is this part called? Page 7 of 18
8 Q16. Study the photos carefully. This question deals with rope attachment to a climbers harness for top rope climbing activities at artificial climbing structures. Choose the attachment system you believe will provide the best combination of security and stability and also reduce the risk of human error factors. [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C [ ] D [ ] E [ ] F [ ] G [ ] H [ ] J [ ] i [ ] K [ ] L Explain your answer: Page 8 of 18
9 Q17. The following question deals with rope. What action should you take if you discover this anomaly on your rope? What is this part of a rope called? What is this part of a rope called? Draw a line to link the EN standard to the correct type of rope. STANDARD EN 892 TYPE OF ROPE Low stretch rope EN 1891 Dynamic rope What is the maximum theoretical lifespan of a rope: [ ] 1 year [ ] 3 years [ ] 5 years [ ] 7 years [ ] 10 years [ ] 15 years [ ] None of the above are correct What type of rope would be best suited for manual (ie human operated) belay systems on artificial surfaces? Why (explain)? Page 9 of 18
10 Q18. The following question deals with belay systems. A B Which photos shows a manual belay system Which photo shows an auto belay system? Provide answers in the text boxes below (list 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages for each belay system): Manual belay system: (advantage / disadvantages) Advantages: Auto belay system: (advantage / disadvantages) Advantages: Disadvantages: Disadvantages: Page 10 of 18
11 Q19. The following question deals with impact attenuation (floor shock absorbing) at artificial climbing structures. Australian Standard AS4422 deals with playground impact materials and is the defacto standard used for artificial climbing structures. Proper impact attenuation materials are critical for preventing brain injuries. AS4422 allows for two generic types of impact attenuation: 1. Loose fill material (eg sand, bark); and 2. Solid material (eg foam/rubber/synthetic matting). Q. Thickness of material must be such that the g max value is less than? Impact attenuation, is measured by an accelerometer to indicate surface hardness and is reported as a g max value, which is the ratio of maximum negative acceleration on impact in units of gravities (g) to the acceleration due to gravity. 1g (Earth s Gravity) = 9.81m/s². The higher the g max value, the poorer the shock attenuation of the material. Example: 10 g = 10 times Earth s gravity. Q. The current standard for installing shock attenuation floor material at playgrounds and climbing gyms requires that g max values must not exceed: (circle the correct response) a) 2 g b) 10 g c) 100 g d) 150 g e) 200 g f) 300 g g) None of the above are correct. Q20. How far out (ie to what distance) must the impact attenuation material extend from the climbing wall? a) 1.0m b) 1.5m c) 2.0m d) 2.5m e) 2.0m out from all vertical surfaces and additional distance will be required for any overhangs which project out from the main wall. f) None of the above are correct. Page 11 of 18
12 Q21. Study the photo carefully then answer all of the questions in the space provided. What is the name of this device? What is the device designed to do? List 2 uses for the device in the context of an artificial climbing structure (eg at an indoor climbing venue) What is this part called? What is this part called? What is this part called? Q22. This question refers to the maximum lifespan of PPE used in climbing applications. All climbing equipment can be broadly divided into 2 categories; software (eg harnesses, ropes, slings, etc) and hardware (eg carabiners, chains, maillon rapides, etc). Write the maximum theoretical lifespan for each product category below: [ ] Software: years [ ] Hardware: years Page 12 of 18
13 Q23. Explain the meaning of the following climbing safety calls: SAFETY CALL Watch me MEANING Take! / falling! Have you got me? / Got me? On belay climb when ready Climbing Slack Take in Q24. What does each letter of the following safety checklist mean? A B C D E F Short descriptor Detailed meaning Page 13 of 18
14 The following questions are for lead climbing applications Page 14 of 18
15 Q25. Study the photos carefully. An indoor climbing gym (artificial surface) is planning to setup some routes for lead climbing. This will attract new customers and create additional interest for existing customers to acquire new skills. Choose the connective setup you believe provides the best combination of security and safety for lead climbers who will be progressively clipping their rope as they climb the route. You will be required to explain your answer [ ] A [ ] B [ ] C Explain your answer: Page 15 of 18
16 Q26. Study the diagram carefully. This questions deals with proper installation of bolts at a climbing facility to ensure that lead climbers don t suffer a ground fall when clipped into the bolts. Indicate the required linear distance from the floor of climbing facility to each of the first 3 bolts so that a lead climber cannot hit the deck (ie suffer a ground fall) when belayed by a competent belay person. Note: Assume the belay person is competent and experienced and that a fall is immediately arrested with a self-locking device such as a GriGri. Write your answers (in metres m ) on each of the dotted lines rd bolt? 2 nd bolt? 1 st bolt? floor floor Final score Page 16 of 18
17 This question is specific to lead climbing activities on artificial surfaces. Q27. Study the photos carefully. Choose the photo you believe indicates the highest stability and security in terms of rope attachment to a lead climbers harness. You will be asked to explain your answer. Note: Some of the photos show rope attachment methods that are potentially life threatening. A [ ] B [ ] C [ ] D [ ] E [ ] F [ ] Page 17 of 18
18 Q28. Study the diagram carefully. Choose the correct diagram. Explain your answer. A [ ] B [ ] Explain your answer: Trainee statement: I declare that I completed this exam paper without the assistance of others. My answers represent my own work and not the work of someone else. I realise that my exam score is an indication of my current knowledge in the area climbing on artificial surfaces. I acknowledge that my health and safety, and the safety of others may depend on my knowledge and skill. Trainee signature: Date: Page 18 of 18
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