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2) Eliminate or minimize all risks of swing falls.
3) Attach snap hook with integrated Shock Pack to compatible anchorage
connector.
4) Attach snap hook with integrated Fall Arrest to applicable harness D-ring.
5) To move along lifeline, compress and hold Fall Arrest handle. ALWAYS adjust
Fall Arrest to reduce slack in the system as much as possible. When attached to a
Fall Arrest and moving along work surface, ALWAYS do so by moving Fall Arrester
along rope, and NEVER by moving only the rope itself. For example, if moving
from a roof edge to the roof peak, engage handle of fall Arrester ad moves it up the
Fall Arrester while walking to peak. DO NOT move up to the roof peak by moving
Fall Arrester and keep Fall Arrest stationary; doing so can create free fall in excess
of levels permitted by the system.
6) To restrict Fall Arrest movement along lifeline, release Fall Arrest handle.
7) Fall Arrester comes with an anti-panic feature that automatically acts in case
the user holds the fall arrester and grasps it too tightly. However, care must be
taken that never grab a fall arrester in the event of a fall.
NEVER work above the Fall Arrester unless free fall is limited to 6 or less. One
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connection per Fall Arrester. NEVER attempt to remove components from Fall
Arrester.
PERIODIC CHECKING OFPERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Description
PERIODIC CHECKING OF PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT GENERAL REMARKS
Carrying out regular periodic checks (at intervals predetermined by the
manufacturer) is vital for ensuring the equipment's efficiency and durability and the
user's safety. The performance of regular periodic inspections is required by the
ASTM F887-16 standard and it is therefore mandatory only for some device
categories, whose instructions for use will expressly indicate such obligation.
Carrying out periodical controls doesn't relieve the user from the obligation to
perform the controls before and after each use, nor to require an extraordinary
periodic check, in case an outstanding event occurs (ex, a fall, even from a low