Where should a worker exit the bucket once the rescue system has been attached?

When performing a rescue from a bucket, it's important to consider the safest method for exiting the bucket after the rescue system is secured. Exiting directly across from the anchor point is the safest choice because it minimizes the risk of swinging or being pulled towards the structure during the descent. This method ensures that the worker maintains a stable point of exit, reducing the chances of entanglement or injury while allowing for a controlled descent along the line of the anchor.

Exiting at any point around the bucket could lead to instability or potential hazards as the worker might swing unpredictably or inadvertently come into contact with the structure or equipment. Exiting directly at the anchor point could also pose risks, as the worker would be positioned too close to the point of tension, increasing the chance for a sudden drop or hazard during the descent.

Overall, the option of exiting directly across from the anchor point is designed to provide a safer and more controlled egress from the rescue bucket, ensuring the safety of the worker.