Questions and Answers
Incidence reports can be viewed by team members.
False
If a member is only watching at the wall, they don't need a waiver on file.
False
Who is responsible for completing equipment inspections?
supervisors
Match the psi with the autobelay.
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What are the four approved climbing types?
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Bouldering needs their own spotter.
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Who needs to fill out a climbing waiver?
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It is okay to have a member use a harness that shows wear.
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When does the facility engineer complete the facility inspection?
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What does 'prime before you climb' entail?
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It's okay to have one team member as long as there are less than ten during open wall.
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Safety double check must be completed before auto-belay.
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A member can climb if there isn't a team member present as long as the member has a waiver on file.
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What are the three purposes of 'prime before you climb'?
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Ropes should be inspected weekly.
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Released auto belay should be retrieved by climber.
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Rock wall team members have an impact on member retention.
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"Normal" traffic is less than 20 active climbers.
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It is okay to have a little bit of oil leak.
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Inspection log must be posted for members.
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If there is an incident on the wall, what should be done with the equipment?
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What is the ratio for open wall?
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As long as a member properly fits into a harness, they can climb.
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What do members fill out in an Equipment Checkout Log?
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Where should the carabiner be attached?
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No incident report if there's a near miss.
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You might assist with birthday parties or events.
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What are the expected behaviors at the rock wall?
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Climber over 12 doesn't need a parent if waiver is signed.
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What is necessary for everyone related to climbing wall?
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"Heavy" wall traffic is 40 or more climbers.
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Climb over shoulder height of spotter while bouldering.
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When are belay checks renewed?
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When are harnesses inspected?
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How old do you have to be to top rope?
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Study Notes
Equipment and Safety Regulations
- Incidence reports cannot be viewed by team members.
- Members observing and climbing must fill out a climbing waiver.
- Supervisors are responsible for completing equipment inspections.
- Ropes should undergo weekly inspections, but this is false; the correct frequency is not stated.
- Bouldering requires a designated spotter to ensure safety.
Climbing Types and Standards
- Four approved climbing types include lead climbing, top rope, auto-belay, and bouldering.
- Auto-belays have specific psi ratings: Spectrum (85-95 psi), Extreme (55-70 psi).
- The open wall ratio is 1:10, ensuring supervision is maintained.
Member and Team Safety
- A team member is needed when there are ten or more climbers; it is false that one team member suffices.
- Safety double checks must be completed before using auto-belay systems.
- A climber cannot ascend the wall alone unless there is a supervising team member present, regardless of having a waiver.
- An inspection log must be posted for members to view.
Procedures and Protocols
- The facility engineer conducts monthly inspections of the climbing structure.
- Equipment involved in incidents should be given to the kids' department head or manager, properly documented.
- Climbing orientations are mandatory for all participants at the rock wall.
Member Engagement and Retention
- Rock wall team members play a crucial role in member retention and satisfaction.
- "Normal" traffic on the wall is defined as having fewer than 20 active climbers; "heavy" traffic is incorrectly defined as 40 or more climbers.
- Climber over 12 years does not require a parent's presence if a waiver is signed.
Miscellaneous
- Climbing harnesses are inspected every two weeks.
- Belay checks are renewed annually on January 1.
- Members must utilize an Equipment Checkout Log to track equipment issuance and returns.
- Carabiners must attach at the strong point for safety.
- Prime procedures must be followed before climbing to prevent air bubbles and ensure system functionality.
- It is considered acceptable to have a small oil leak in equipment—this is true.
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Test your knowledge on safety protocols and responsibilities related to rock wall activities. This quiz covers important concepts such as waiver requirements and equipment inspections. Perfect for team members involved in climbing activities.
