What should you do if the tether is too short for safety checks?

Adjusting the tether before use is essential for maintaining safety standards in any operational environment. A tether that is too short can restrict movement and potentially lead to hazardous situations, particularly in activities involving elevated heights or dynamic movements. By ensuring that the tether is properly adjusted, you are providing necessary slack that allows the individual to operate safely while still being securely restrained. This proactive approach not only enhances safety but also demonstrates compliance with operational protocols and promotes a culture of safety awareness. Taking the time to make this adjustment prior to use helps prevent accidents and ensures that both guests and staff are safeguarded during their activities.