what is defined as a suspension system that allows a worker to descend in a controlled manner and, as needed, to stop at any point to perform work.
defines RDS as a suspension system that allows a worker to descend in a controlled manner and, as needed, stop at any point doing the descent to perform work. An RDS usually consists of a roof anchorage, support rope, descent device, carabiners or shackles, and a chair (seat board). The revised final rule codifies OSHAâs memorandum for employers who use RDS to perform elevated work.