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SafeWaze FS-EX330-LERF Instructions Manual

Portable leading edge roof reach

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PORTABLE LEADING EDGE ROOF REACH
This is a design compatible component for a comprehensive
SAFEWAZE™ Personal Fall Arrest or Fall Restraint System. Each
component includes an instruction manual. These instructions must be
provided to the user of this equipment prior to use. AS A USER, YOU
MUST READ, UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER'S
INSTRUCTIONS, LABELS AND WARNINGS for each component part of
the complete system before using it. If you do not understand the
Instruction, Labels and Warnings for the use and maintenance of this
component, have them explained to you. ANY MISUSE OF THIS
COMPONENT, ANY ALTERATION OR MODIFICATION OF IT, OR
FAILURE TO PROPERLY FOLLOW THESE USER'S INSTRUCTIONS,
MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
This is an engineered system that requires trained and competent
personnel to install. It is understood that qualified personnel is going to
install this system. Because SAFEWAZE™ cannot verify that installation
will be conducted by a "competent" person per OSHA standards,
SAFEWAZE™ can no longer assume the liability for the installation, or
any liability arising due to failure to install properly.
FS-EX330-LERF
INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING
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Summary of Contents for SafeWaze FS-EX330-LERF

  • Page 1 It is understood that qualified personnel is going to install this system. Because SAFEWAZE™ cannot verify that installation will be conducted by a “competent” person per OSHA standards, SAFEWAZE™ can no longer assume the liability for the installation, or any liability arising due to failure to install properly.
  • Page 2 Roof Reach Portable System The Roof Reach is a versatile, portable fall protection system. It combines easy access at elevated work areas such as roofs or 2nd+ floors during construction. The system includes two stationary single point anchors. The loops serve as attachment points for the anchorage of a Personal Fall Arrest System (PFAS).
  • Page 3 Hy‐Safe Technology: • A recorded inspection must be conducted at least once a year by SAFEWAZE™ or a Manufacturer’s Certified Installer. • The systems must not be used for lifting.
  • Page 4 Check the legibility of all markings on any part of the systems and the users’ PPE. If any of the above is questionable do not use the System and report to SAFEWAZE™.
  • Page 5: Personal Protection Equipment (Ppe)

    Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) It is of utmost importance in the design of personal fall arrest systems to understand the nature and type of work being performed in an area prior to the installation of fall protection equipment. Anchorages should be located such that they are directly overhead (or as much so as possible) to help reduce or eliminate the possibility of a...
  • Page 6 Always wear a full body harness for fall arrest. The user should attach their fall arrest device (lanyard, SRL, or another device as directed and approved by SAFEWAZE™ ) to the back d-ring of the harness. This prevents the lanyard getting in the way during movement and, in the event of a fall, ensures minimum trauma to the user.
  • Page 7 Always check all PPE and equipment before attaching to the fall protection or performing any work, to ensure that all components are in working order and free from defects or damage. If any defects or damage is noted, the equipment should not be used and SAFEWAZE™ should be notified for assessment and repairs.
  • Page 8 FIGURE 3 – CONNECTING A LANYARD TO AN ANCHOR C. Attaching to the Single Point Anchor As stated above, anchor points for user attachment can vary from fabrication to fabrication, and the anchor point(s) for your project will be indicated and demonstrated during the system training at the completion of the installation.
  • Page 9 If a lanyard is used, once the lanyard has been secured to the d-ring (see Figure 3 above), attach the snap hook at the end of the lanyard nearest the shock absorber (if applicable) to the back d-ring of the harness or the side d-ring of the body belt or harness (see section A –...
  • Page 10 System Limitations System Capacity Workers - 2 workers 1 worker per anchor attachment Each worker weighing a max of 310 lbs. with tools Body Telescoping Handles Handles on the lower body of the roof reach are only to be used for telescoping and retracting the unit. Installation Distance The Roof Reach must have a minimum installation distance from the front of the unit to the leading edge of at least 2.5 ft.
  • Page 11 Part numbers and Assembly Identification THE UNIT MUST SIT ON A CLEAN AND DRY SURFACE. FRONT JACK FEET SHOUD BE AT LEAST 1 FOOT FROM ROOF EDGE.
  • Page 12 Roof Reach Assembly Instructions Step 1 Step 2 Remove unit, weights, and arm assembly from skid. Remove upper and lower pins from front of body front assembly, and set one pin aside. Remove mast assembly from body front assembly, and rotate 180 degrees so horizontal arm is facing away from the body front assembly.
  • Page 13 Roof Reach Assembly Instructions Continued Step 6 Align the hole in the front and the back of the body telescoping central section with the hole in the back and front of the body front and rear assembly, and pin in place using one pin. Step 7 Pull pins from body front and body rear assembly at the wheels and telescope outriggers out until the far holes on the outriggers line up with holes on front and back body assembly near wheels on each side.
  • Page 14 Roof Reach Assembly Instructions Continued Step 8 Step 9 Place the counterweight plates onto the round Four workers may then push the unit into position. receivers on the back of the body rear Once in position, deploy all four leveling jacks until assembly (beneath the handles).
  • Page 15: Product Specifications

    Product Specifications Specifications Portable counterweighted roof fall protection system. Description: Mild grade steel. Material: - 2 users with max weight of 310 lbs. with tools. Capacity: - Equipment must limit the fall forces to 900 lbs. or less. - Angle allowed for fall arrest line off vertical: 30 degrees. Without counterweights: 660 lbs.
  • Page 16: Product Labels

    Product Labels Attention labels located on the Arm of the Roof Reach system. Deployment warning located on the body of the Roof Reach system. Counterweight warning located on the back of the unit between the pushing handles.
  • Page 17: Contact Information

    Contact Information SAFEWAZE™ 322 Industrial Court Concord, NC 28025 Phone: (704) 262-7893 Fax: (262) 262-9051 Email: info@safewaze.com www.safewaze.com...
  • Page 18 In accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations and current national standards, systems that are in regular use should be inspected at least once a year by SAFEWAZE™ or a Manufacturer’s Certified Installer. In very high use applications or aggressive environments, the servicing interval should be more frequent.
  • Page 19 Inspect all labels to ensure that the Personal Fall Protection equipment has been inspected by a Competent Person. Labels must be readable at all times. INSPECTION LOG Manufacturer: Model No: Mfg. Date: Date Condition of System Inspected By SAFEWAZE™ 704-262-7893...