'anchorage' means a secure connection point for a fall protection system 'anchor' means a component or subsystem of a fall protection system used to connect the other parts of a fall protection system to an anchorage, and includes an anchorage connector Section 11.1 of the OHS Regulation (' Regulation') states, in part: Issued consequential to ApRegulatory Amendment Editorial Revision June 30, 2021 G11.10(0.1) Fall protection anchors - Inspection and removal from service Guidelines Part 11 - Fall Protection G11.9 Inspection and maintenance - Fibre rope suspension G11.8 Requirements for engineering - Permanent horizontal lifelines G11.6-3 Anchors - Cornice hook and parapet clamp use G11.5-7 Equipment standards - Protection against abrasion or burning G11.5-6 Equipment standards - Connecting equipment G11.5-5 Equipment standards - Double line system controlled descent devices G11.5-4 Equipment standards - Prusik sling/Triple sliding hitch

G11.5-2 Equipment standards - Vertical lifelines G11.2-6 Fall protection during stunt work G11.2(6)-1 Instruction in fall protection system G11.2(5)-4 Work procedures to minimize risk of injury due to a fall in fixed-seating areas such as stadiums, arenas, or theatres G11.2(5)-3 Other acceptable work procedures G11.2(5)-2 Fall protection and structural concrete block construction G11.2(5)-1 Safety monitor system as a work procedure acceptable to WorkSafeBC G11.2-3 Defining a fall restraint versus fall arrest system

G11.2-2 Selecting a method of fall protection

G11.2-1 Calculation of fall distance when on a sloped roof Forestry Operations and Similar Activities Diving, Fishing and Other Marine Operations Ladders, Scaffolds and Temporary Work Platforms Personal Protective Clothing and Equipment Noise, Vibration, Radiation and Temperature Occupational Health and Safety Regulation

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