Great topic! You're absolutely right about the harness, safety line, and fall arrest gear being essential. Here in the U.S., OSHA is pretty clear—fall protection is required anytime you're working at heights over 6 feet. That definitely means having a solid fall protection plan in place, including rescue procedures, just like you mentioned. Something else we emphasize is thorough training so everyone involved clearly understands both the equipment and the safety procedures. Staying proactive and never skipping the planning stage really is key. Glad to see this brought up—looking forward to hearing others' experiences!
