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| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Three Principles of Safety Assurance | In SORAT, strict adherence to rope checks, operational checks, and pre-load testing. |
| NRT(No rope techniques) | A technique for traversing without using ropes. Ensures safety, speed, reliability, and cost-effectiveness. |
| Pre-Load Testing | One of the Three Principles of Safety Assurance. Verifies anchor strength at every setup. |
| Operational Check | One of the Three Principles of Safety Assurance. Ensures proper functioning of equipment at every setup. |
| Anchor Point | A solid and secure fixation point that supports the rope user窶冱 weight. |
| Self-Tyrolean | The ultimate V-rig system. |
| Deviation | A technique for adjusting rope positioning over a certain distance when a strong anchor point is unavailable. |
| Fundamental Principle of Two-Point Safety | In SORAT, the absolute rule of maintaining at least two anchor points for safety. |
| V-rig | A technique using two ropes, allowing free two-dimensional movement. |
| Re-belay | A method of transferring load to a newly established anchor point. |
| Rescue Training | On-rope rescue training, conducted annually in large-scale facilities. |
| Rope Access | The practice of accessing high and hard-to-reach locations using ropes. |
| Rope Access Technology | The technical expertise and methods used for rope access. |
| Rope User | A worker performing rope access operations, also referred to as a climber. |
| Zail (Zaテッl) | An outdated term for a stretchable climbing rope. Rarely used today. |
| Semi-Static Rope | A non-stretchable rope used in rope access technology. |