Under what condition can Qualified Electrical Workers work out of the secondary lanyard?

The option specifying that Qualified Electrical Workers can work out of the secondary lanyard if the free fall is limited to 2 feet is accurate because it is aligned with safety standards and practices regarding fall protection. The 2-foot limit is established to minimize the risk of injury in the event of a fall. When the free fall is restricted to this distance, it reduces the potential for severe impacts and enhances overall safety for the worker.

In scenarios where the free fall exceeds 2 feet, the risk increases significantly, requiring more stringent fall protection measures. This guideline reflects a strong emphasis on worker safety, ensuring that even in a secondary lanyard situation, the fall protection is effective and capable of mitigating the effects of a fall.

This safety standard is critical in maintaining a safe working environment when performing tasks at height, especially in electrical work where the risk is elevated. Therefore, adherence to the 2-foot limitation is fundamental for the protection of Qualified Electrical Workers.