A fall arrest attachment with a web loop must be attached to a harness with a ? or a ? .

• A. Rope grab
• B. D-ring
• C. Hitch/carabiner
• D. Anchor point

Answer: (C)

Connecting a fall arrest attachment that uses a web loop relies on a secure, load-rated link to the harness. The web loop needs a connector that can be locked or tied in a way that stays closed under load, so a hitch or carabiner is the right choice. This provides a firm, reliable connection to the harness’s attachment point (such as a D-ring), keeps the loop properly oriented, and reduces the chance of accidental detachment during a fall. Other options don’t supply the same wearer-to-harness connection: a rope grab is intended for moving along a rope; an anchor point is meant for attaching to the structure rather than to the harness; a D-ring is a common harness feature, but on its own it doesn’t guarantee a secure connection without a proper connector like a carabiner or tied hitch.