How many times the maximum intended load must personnel platform load lines support?

Three times

Five times

The test is looking at the safety margin for the lines that suspend a personnel platform. Those load lines must have a minimum strength capable of supporting five times the maximum intended load. This extra margin accounts for dynamic forces that occur during lifting—things like starting, stopping, bouncing, and workers moving inside the platform. The maximum intended load is the total weight the platform is rated to carry (workers, tools, and equipment). If the lines were only rated for less than five times that amount, a dynamic surge could stress them beyond their capacity and lead to failure. So five times is the required minimum. Three times would not provide enough margin, while seven or ten times go beyond the mandated minimum.

Seven times

Ten times

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