When getting off standing equipment, you must:

The correct practice when getting off standing equipment is to retain a grip with both hands until both feet are firmly placed on the ground. This approach ensures safety by providing maximum stability and support while dismounting. By holding onto the equipment until you are securely on solid ground, you reduce the risk of losing balance or falling, which can lead to injury.

Maintaining a grip with both hands allows you to control your movements as you step down, ensuring that you are fully balanced before letting go. This is especially important in environments where the surface below may be uneven or where your footing may be less stable.

Options that suggest letting go before your feet touch the ground or using only one hand compromise stability and increase the potential for falls. Jumping down is also unsafe as it can lead to injuries due to impacts or awkward landings. Thus, adhering to the practice of maintaining a handhold until your feet are securely placed is essential for safe dismounting from standing equipment.