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UNDERSTANDING ODIN
EXAMPLE REPORT OF A HORIZONTAL LIFELINE CALCULATION

By filling in the specifications of a lifeline solution and whether it’s for fall restraint or
fall arrest purposes, ODIN will automatically calculate if the specified solution meets
the selected standards. Subsequently, ODIN will create a custom report with all details
and calculated values. Here we explain the various sections of an ODIN report*.

Project overview

1 In this section ODIN gives an overview of all the project information filled
in. The selected standard for compliance and the type of system (fall ar-
rest or fall restraint) can be found in this section, among other things.

The system setup

2 In the system setup section of the report the specifics of the system are
detailed, for example the number of spans, the number of users and the
lanyard to be used.

3
System scheme
A schematic drawing of what the system will look like. The numbers of
spans are shown here. Various parts are marked via colors.

4
Summary
In this section all test results are depicted in a short summary,
for instance the MAL and MAF.

Passed or not passed

5 The verification of several vital checks, for example the fall clearance. You
get either a pass d or a fail X. With a ‘fail’ you have to alter the system
and recalculate.

* This is a brief view of what an ODIN report looks like. Some parts of the report
were summarized to support this visual representation.

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