retain the facia board mounting bracket 245 on the facia board 155 another point of contact between each stanchion 195 and the roof 110 is via the second stanchion end 225 which is disposed u201c under u201d one of the rafters 125 or more specifically against the second rafter edge surface 145 with each stanchion 195 being pinned to the roof 110 at the facia board 155 the exertion of an outwardly directed force on the stanchion 195 or in the direction of the arrow u201c a u201d presented in fig3 will cause the stanchion 195 to attempt to pivot in the same direction this would be the type of force exerted on the fall protection system 190 in a fall type situation the interface between the second stanchion end 225 and the second rafter edge surface 145 resists the noted pivoting like motion of the stanchion 195 to securely retain the stanchion 195 on the roof 110 however in order to reduce the potential for the second stanchion end 225 losing contact with the second rafter edge surface 145 and thereby providing the desired resistance to the noted pivoting of the stanchion 195 a rafter mounting bracket 235 is appropriately attached to the third stanchion section 210 at least one hole extends through the rafter mounting bracket 235 such that an appropriate fastener s 240 may be directed therethrough and into the corresponding rafter 125 at one of its rafter side surfaces 150 although nails screws or the like could be used for.