What additional requirements are needed on the tensioning anchor side of a high line?

In a high line system, the tensioning anchor side plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability and efficiency of the operation. Having room for a haul team to work is essential because this team is responsible for managing the load being moved along the high line. A designated area allows the haul team to maneuver safely and effectively while they are deploying or retrieving loads, ensuring that they can perform their tasks without obstruction and with minimal risk.

The work done by the haul team often involves elements such as adjusting loads, managing ropes, or facilitating the movement of rescue personnel or equipment. A properly managed space improves communication and coordination among team members, ultimately enhancing the safety and effectiveness of the rescue operation.

Maintaining clear visibility of the load, ensuring space for medical teams, or extra equipment storage are important considerations in other contexts but do not directly relate to the operational efficiency required at the tensioning anchor side in a high line setup. Hence, while those factors are valuable, they do not address the critical need for space for the haul team to operate effectively during a high line rescue scenario.