How to pass a Single Deviation.

And why do we use one? Those are just two of the questions that are answered in this video! And the answer might be simpler then you would expect.

Why do we use a Single Deviation

Rope access technicians use a single deviation when an anchor point is just a little to far from the place they need to work. By installing a single deviation they can get a closer to the work spot and perform the tasks they are assigned to do.

This is what a single deviation looks like

This is a basic rigging for a single deviation

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