The suspension bridge is only used for?

The suspension bridge is primarily used for work positioning. In this context, a suspension bridge refers to a type of fall protection system that allows workers to access hard-to-reach areas while maintaining a secure and stable position. This system is designed to give workers the ability to perform tasks at elevation without compromising their safety, as it provides them with necessary support and minimizes the risk of falls.

Work positioning systems enable workers to be supported by a harness or similar device that allows them to concentrate on their tasks without having to hold on to any structures or ladders for stability. This setup ensures that they remain securely in place while having their hands free to carry out their work, such as performing electrical tasks or maintenance on elevated surfaces.

In contrast, fall arrest systems are designed to catch a worker after a fall has occurred, rescue systems are used to facilitate the retrieval of a fallen worker, and travel restraint systems are intended to prevent workers from reaching a fall hazard. Each of these has its own specific applications and should not be confused with the primary purpose of the suspension bridge in facilitating work positioning.