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The kids were absolutely touched and riveted on stories of Stop Hunger Now children volunteers from around the world who care for them. African Revival Ministries, Gitega, Burundi
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After a full day of absorbing insights from the best and brightest of the trade show industry, the Fastest 50 reached a crescendo of why everyone is gathered: the Fastest 50 Dinner and Awards presentation, where the shows and the individuals who skyrocketed above benchmark growth rates were honored at one of the best parties of the year.
Peter Ireland absorbing some of the residual energy of Herbert the Mule from the undercarriage of the OM&M [One Man and a Mule] Railroad that operated between the Mount Lowe Alpine Inn and Panorama Point during the Great Hiking Era. Hike to Henninger Flat via the Mount Wilson Toll Road, with a visit to its museum, 30 December 2009.
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A couple of pillars absorbing as much vitamin D as possible before their long hibernation inside the walls.
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I have a terrible habit of "mind reading" what other people MIGHT think and then absorbing that on the side even as I feel good about myself personally, as if I can preemptively protect myself from negative opinions about me by holding space for them. That makes no sense. I know that. Like I said, it's a bad habit, and one I'm actively trying to break. I am actually really clear on my own personal values, and they include being *very* strongly in favor of self love and self confidence wherever you can get them. So that's what I'm going to focus on and fill myself with. No more holding space for real or imagined opinions I don't even agree with. In actual reality, it's always the most vulnerable, personal, raw, and weird things about me that resonate the most with other people. I know what I'm here for, and it's not to hide or blend in. Never was, never will be. via Instagram bit.ly/2THRAOr
Before the opening of the road bridge linking Shaldon with Teignmouth, travellers had the choice of making a crossing by the foot ferry or, if they had horses or a vehicle, of making a detour of some 12 to 14 miles, going down-river to the outskirts of Newton Abbot then turning back and returning on the opposite bank.
In 1827, the Shaldon Bridge Company opened a new bridge and, at the same time, purchased the ferry rights from Lord Clifford.
The very first bridge was made of wood and was designed and built by Roger Hopkins. It was claimed at the time to be the longest wooden bridge in England with a length of 1,632 feet and 34 arches and the second longest bridge in Europe. It had stone abutments at both ends and a swing bridge at the Teignmouth end to allow passage for tall masts.
This bridge lasted a relatively short time; in 1838 it collapsed and upon examination the whole structure was found to be riddled with shipworm.
Between 1838 and 1840 a new stone bridge was built and in spite of the nature of its exposed position, remained in use until 1893 when, it was closed again to be completely refurbished. This bridge remained in use until the 1920s but by then the nature of the traffic crossing the river had changed completely. The pedestrians, horses and riders and small carts and wagons of the 19th century had been replaced by cars, lorries and motor buses.
In 1926, an Act of Parliament was passed, enabling widening and strengthening and this was finally completed in 1931 when a new 324 metre-long structure was opened consisting of four concrete-encased girders spanning concrete piers supporting a reinforced concrete deck. After World War 2, traffic increased in volume and individual vehicles carried heaver loads so a weight restriction was imposed.
An examination of the structure in 1998 revealed serious defects affecting the safety of the bridge and the decision was taken to strengthen the fixed spans, widen the carriageway and strengthen the lifting span at the Teignmouth end. Work was finally completed at the end of 2002, and so important had the bridge become to life in the area, that it was open to one-way traffic throughout the whole period of its refurbishment - something of an achievement for the engineers.
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Powers: Power Absorbing and canceling
History: He was kind of confused about the nuclear attacks of a terrorist and wondered If he is gona be the next victim. Unlike the others he had a very average life, no job, alone at home, and a simple traveller. His big discovery about his absorbing powers began when he was traveling across an evaporated lake and learned how to maunipulate water after that, he looked around and saw a girl(Marina) doing the same thing. He talked to her and decided they shold make a team of Super Humans and name it Heroes Legend.
Vessel Details
Name:MARGOT
Flag: Belgium
Port of Registry: Antwerp
IMO:9192650
MMSI:205103000
Call sign:ONLB
AIS transponder class:Class A
Service Status: In Service
Former names
ARLAU (2021)
ARLAU (2021)
OQ (2008)
Detailed vessel type
General Dry Cargo Ship – multipurpose
Single deck – single hold – steel floored
Box shaped – one cargo hold
Grain fitted – two moveable bulkheads
Builder
Slovenske Lodenice A.S. 94525 Komarno, Slovakia Republic
Year of delivery: 2004
TONNAGE/DRAFTS
Gross tonnage: 2461 mts
Net tonnage: 1369 mts
Summer Deadweight: 3798 (incl. bkhs) mts
Winter Deadweight: 3671 mts
Summer displacement 5022,8 mts
DWCC Summer / Winter abt. 3550 mts / abt 3420 mts
Light ship: 1221,35 mts
Summer draft: 5.593 m
Winter draft: 5.476 m
Summer freeboard: 1.52 m
Keel to highest fixed point: 25,2 m
Air draft in full ballast condition: 21,5 m
DIMENSIONS
Length over all 88.00 m
Length between perp. 81,41 m
Breadth moulded 12,80 m
Breadth Extreme 13 m
Depth (moulded) 7,10 m
SWL Tanktop 15,00 t/m²
SWL Hatch cover 1,6 t/m²
Cargo hold dimension 56,55 x 10,20 x 8,15 m
Hatch Cover Type Kvaerner Multi-fold Crocodile
Box opening hatch: 56,55 m
Box opening hatch bulkheads in storage position: 55,65 m
Hatch Dimensions (L x B): 1 hatch, 56,55 x 10,20m
Hold capacity grain: 4.613 cbm / 162906 cbft
Hold capacity bale: 4.560 cbm / 161034 cbft
Containers: 20’
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Main Engine: MAK 8M20, 1520 kW
Bow thruster: 1 x 185 kW
Fuel: MGO
Electrical Ventilation: Fitted
TANK CAPACITY
Ballast Water: 1652 cubm
Gas oil: 122 mts
Fresh Water: 48 mts
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A safety harness is a piece of protective equipment designed to prevent falls and injuries in various working environments. It is typically made up of straps, buckles, and attachments that secure around the body, providing support and preventing the user from falling or slipping. Safety harnesses are commonly used in construction, mining, roofing, and recreational activities involving heights or potential fall hazards. In roofing, workers often require specialized roofing equipment along with their harnesses.
The primary purpose of a safety harness is to distribute the force of a fall across the most vital parts of the body, such as the chest, back, and pelvis, thus reducing the risk of severe injuries. Safety harnesses often feature additional safety features like shock-absorbing lanyards or connectors to protect the user in the event of a fall. Including additional fall protection equipment can significantly enhance safety, and selecting the right equipment for the specific job is crucial to ensure maximum protection and efficiency.
Types of Safety Harnesses
Regarding workplace safety, one essential piece of equipment that must be considered is the safety harness. Safety harnesses are designed to keep workers safe in high-risk environments, providing a secure attachment point and preventing falls or accidents. Several safety harnesses are available, each designed for specific applications and industries.
One common type is the full-body harness, which distributes the forces of a fall over the entire body, reducing the risk of injury. Another type is the chest harness, which is ideal for activities that require upper body movement while still providing support and preventing falls. For those working in confined spaces or at dangerous heights, a suspension harness may be the best choice, as it allows workers to be suspended comfortably while also providing fall protection.
Safety harnesses come in various styles to suit different needs. The vest-style harness offers added convenience and comfort, often incorporating tool pouches for easy access to essential tools. Another popular design is the cross-over style harness, which provides an excellent balance of support and freedom of movement. While some harnesses can be expensive due to advanced features and materials, others may be the cheapest option yet still meet basic safety requirements. It's crucial to consider the maximum capacity of each harness, ensuring it meets the demands of the specific job and user.
The type of safety harness needed will depend on the specific job requirements and the level of protection required. By using the correct type of safety harness, workers can feel confident and secure in their work environment, reducing the risk of accidents and promoting a safety culture.
Full-body Harness
A full-body harness is essential safety equipment that protects and supports workers at heights or in hazardous environments. Various full-body harnesses are designed for specific applications within different industries. These harnesses include construction, industrial, and fall arrest harnesses. They offer a range of key features and benefits that ensure workers' safety and comfort.
The comfort aspect is crucial as workers often wear harnesses for extended periods. They also provide freedom of movement, enabling workers to perform their tasks efficiently. Ease of use is another advantage, as these harnesses are designed to be easily worn and adjusted. Lumbar support is incorporated to prevent strain on the lower back during long work hours.
Full-body harnesses come with positioning rings, allowing workers to position themselves safely while working at heights. Reliable fall protection is crucial when dealing with dangerous equipment. The robust design of these harnesses ensures that workers are protected even in environments where dangerous equipment is present, further enhancing overall safety.
Velocity Harness
The velocity harness is a top-of-the-line safety harness with many features and specifications. It is designed to comply with the highest safety standards, ensuring the utmost protection for individuals working at heights. The harness is available in various sizes, catering to different users' needs and body types, including those requiring tongue buckle legs for secure fastening. This ensures a comfortable fit and prevents any discomfort or distraction while working.
The velocity harness is recommended for various applications, including construction, roofing, industrial maintenance, and more. Its durable construction and reliable design make it a trusted choice for professionals in multiple industries. With its exceptional features, specifications, compliance with safety standards, available sizes, and recommended applications, the velocity harness is an ideal choice for anyone needing a reliable and efficient safety harness.
Construction Harness
Construction harnesses are available in various types, each designed to meet specific safety needs on construction sites. These harnesses come with different features and specifications, ensuring compliance with safety standards. Construction harnesses are suitable for diverse applications and are available in multiple sizes. From lightweight designs for general construction to heavy-duty options for high-risk environments, construction harnesses provide users with the necessary protection and support.
These harnesses are designed to withstand high-impact forces and distribute weight evenly, reducing the risk of accidents and injuries. With their sturdy construction and adjustable straps, construction harnesses ensure a secure fit for users of different sizes. Whether working at heights, in confined spaces, or on scaffoldings, using a construction harness is crucial for maintaining safety on construction sites.
Key Features and Benefits
Safety harnesses are essential equipment designed to prevent falls and protect workers in various industries, including wind energy operations, where load-bearing straps are crucial for safety.
Safety harnesses have several key features that make them highly reliable in hazardous environments. One of the primary features is the durable webbing material, designed to withstand heavy loads and extreme conditions. Additionally, safety harnesses feature adjustable straps and buckles, including chest and abdominal straps, allowing workers to customize the fit for maximum comfort and flexibility. Many harnesses also come equipped with additional padding, shoulder pads, and back support to minimize fatigue and enhance wearer comfort during long hours of use.
Furthermore, high-quality safety harnesses are often equipped with multiple attachment points, including lanyard keepers, for versatility and compatibility with different fall protection systems. Including chest strap adjustments and elastic chest straps ensure a secure fit for various body types and movements, which is especially crucial when working on horizontal lifelines.
The benefits of safety harnesses are numerous and significant. Firstly, they provide a crucial lifeline to workers by minimizing the risk of falls from heights, thereby safeguarding their well-being. Safety harnesses also promote a sense of security and confidence among workers, allowing them to focus on their tasks without worrying about falling.
Additionally, these harnesses play a vital role in compliance with safety regulations and industry standards, enabling businesses to avoid penalties, lawsuits, and reputational damage. Furthermore, safety harnesses benefit productivity, as workers who feel safe and protected are likelier to perform their duties efficiently and effectively. Investing in high-quality safety harnesses is essential when working safely at heights.
Safety Standards and Regulations
Safety harnesses are essential equipment designed to prevent falls and protect workers in various industries. With the strict safety standards and regulations in place, these harnesses ensure the safety and well-being of workers who perform tasks at heights, meeting demanding building standards and applicable standards for height solutions. By adhering to these guidelines, companies can mitigate risks, prevent accidents, and provide a secure working environment for their employees, ensuring they are OSHA compliant.
Safety standards and regulations aim to establish specific requirements and procedures for using safety harnesses. These standards are developed by government agencies, industry organizations, and professional bodies to ensure consistent and comprehensive safety practices. By complying with these regulations, companies demonstrate their commitment to worker safety and minimize the potential for accidents or injuries caused by falling from heights. These standards often outline specific criteria for harness construction, durability, weight capacities, attachment points, and inspection procedures.
Moreover, safety regulations also necessitate comprehensive training programs for workers, ensuring they have the knowledge and skills to use safety harnesses properly. By emphasizing the importance of proper fitting, adjustment, and inspection, these guidelines enhance the effectiveness of safety harnesses in preventing falls and minimizing potential injuries. Adhering to safety standards and regulations safeguards workers and help businesses avoid legal liabilities, maintain a positive reputation, and promote a safety culture within the organization, all while ensuring energy efficiency.
Components of a Safety Harness
Few items in the world of safety equipment are as crucial and effective as a safety harness. Designed to protect individuals working at heights or in hazardous environments, safety harnesses provide invaluable support and security. Here are the different components of a safety harness, highlighting their importance and discussing how they contribute to the overall safety and well-being of the wearer.
Full Body Harness
A key component of OSHA and ANSI-compliant safety harnesses is the full-body harness, which wraps around the user's torso, shoulders, and legs. Constructed from sturdy materials such as nylon webbing or synthetic fibers, the full-body harness is designed to distribute impact forces evenly throughout the body during a fall. Equipped with adjustable straps and buckles, it ensures a snug fit for different body shapes and sizes. The full-body harness is the primary attachment point for various safety features, such as the dorsal D-ring and lanyard.
Dorsal D-Ring
Located on the upper back of the full-body harness, the single back dorsal D-ring serves as the primary attachment point for a fall arrest system. Typically made of robust metal like steel or aluminum alloy, the D-ring provides a secure connection for lanyards and other fall protection devices. By connecting the worker's lanyard to this point, the dorsal D-ring ensures that any forces generated during a fall are appropriately distributed to prevent injury.
Additionally, anchors with D-rings can be used with the single adjustable D-ring on the harness, providing additional attachment points for lanyards or lifelines. The adjustable back D-ring allows for flexibility in positioning, ensuring a comfortable and secure fit for the worker. These features enhance the overall safety and effectiveness of the harness in preventing falls and protecting workers at heights.
Lanyard and Shock Absorber
A safety harness includes a lanyard to complement the full-body harness and dorsal D-ring. This device consists of a webbing or cable connecting the dorsal D-ring to an anchor point. Attached to the lanyard is a shock absorber, a critical component that reduces the impact force experienced by the user during a fall. Depending on the type of work being performed, different types of lanyards and shock absorbers may provide the necessary level of protection.
Combining a full-body harness, dorsal D-ring, lanyard, and shock absorber is vital in safeguarding the wearer from potential falls and injuries. By investing in a high-quality safety harness that meets industry standards, individuals can significantly enhance their safety and enjoy peace of mind while completing their jobs.
Shoulder Straps
Shoulder straps are vital for safety harnesses, providing crucial support and enhancing overall safety. These straps play a significant role in distributing weight evenly and reducing fatigue. By supporting the upper body, shoulder straps ensure that the weight of the harness is evenly distributed, allowing for better balance and stability. Additionally, the added support provided by the leg buckle and chest straps enhances comfort during extended periods of use, minimizing strain on the body. The design of shoulder straps is key to reducing fatigue, as it allows for greater freedom of movement and flexibility.
Ensure Safety and Satisfaction with Sky Roofing Construction & Remodeling
A safety harness is a critical component of ensuring the well-being of workers, especially in industries where working at heights is expected. Safety is our top priority at Sky Roofing Construction & Remodeling. Our commitment extends to providing our workers with the necessary safety harnesses to ensure their well-being while working at heights. We understand the importance of adhering to OSHA standards and prioritize the safety of our team members at all times. If you're considering a roofing project and value safety above all else, contact Sky Roofing Construction & Remodeling for a consultation. Your safety and satisfaction are paramount to us.
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