How much weight must an anchor point for a lanyard or lifeline be able to hold per worker?

An anchor point for a lanyard or lifeline must be capable of supporting a minimum load of 5,000 pounds per worker. This requirement ensures that the anchor point can withstand the forces experienced during a fall. Additionally, it is important to consider the dynamic forces that may occur, as well as the total weight of the worker and any potential equipment. Always refer to specific regulations and guidelines for your industry for the latest safety standards.