Which option best describes how a fall arrest attachment with a web loop should be connected to the harness?

• A. To a Belt Loop
• B. To A Harness With A Hitch Or Carabiner
• C. To A Helmet Strap
• D. To A Foot Strap

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that a fall arrest attachment must connect to a harness at a designated load-bearing point using a secure connector. This ensures the fall forces travel through the harness’s rated anchor points and stay properly aligned with your body. Connecting the web loop to a belt loop, helmet strap, or foot strap isn’t safe or effective because those parts aren’t designed to withstand fall loads or to act as proper anchor points. Using a hitch or a locking carabiner to attach the web loop to the harness (typically through the designated anchor point on the harness) provides a secure, intended connection that distributes forces safely and reduces the risk of detachment or misalignment.