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IMPORTANT SAFETY & OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
DANGER:
Use only on flat, level, dry (not wet, oily, slippery or icy) roofs.
1.
Read and follow 1926.502 (d) completely before using the Trailer. Make sure all tie-off equipment used
with the Trailer meets this OSHA standard.
2.
Never use the Trailer if it is damaged in any way. Look over the equipment to make sure the pins (3
each-Fig. 4 & 7-A) and jacks (2 each-Fig. 7) are attached and in good working order. Look for bent
components, cracks, broken welds and other damages on all parts of the Trailer and jacks. A qualified
mechanic should repair or replace damaged components. As repairs are needed, use only original
Reeves parts.
3.
Do not modify the Trailer or use a modified Trailer.
4.
In case of a fall, the employer must provide a prompt rescue (read 1926.502 (d) (20).
5.
The Trailer is designed for flat, dry roofs only.
6.
When using on a metal deck, the metal must be 22 ga. or heavier
7.
Do not use the Texas Hold'um Trailer on a roof with a 30" or higher parapet wall.
8.
Keep away from electrical lines and extension cords.
9.
Do not use this equipment if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs that could impair
judgement and/or ability.
10. Keep the area around the equipment and workers clear of debris.
11. The owner or operator must ensure that all warning decals are in place and legible. Make sure all
installation, operation and safety instructions are read and understood by all employees. If any are
missing, call or email to Reeves Roofing Equipment Co., Inc. for replacement decals and instructions
before using the equipment.
WEIGHTS AND CAPACITY
1.
The Trailer is designed as a Fall Protection Trailer for the following:
a. As part of a Fall Arrest System for two workers and a Fall Restraint System for two workers.
b. As part of a Fall Arrest System for one worker and a Fall Restraint System for three workers.
c. As part of a Fall Restraint System for four workers.
NOTE: Each person having a combined person and tool weight of less than 310 pounds. See page 4 to
compare "Fall Arrest System and Fall Restraint System".
2.
Each tie-off ring is rated at 5,000 lbs. capacity. Use one tie-off device per ring. Do not attach to lifting
eyes. Make sure the tie-off equipment meets OSHA requirements 1926.502 (d).
3.
The Trailer weighs 1450 lbs.
NOTE: Allow for employee's weight and tools when calculating total weights for roof capacity.
When using on a metal deck, the metal must be 22 ga. or heavier.
PREPARE THE ROOF
DANGER:
Use only on flat, level dry roofs.
1.
Set up fall protection on the roof that meets OSHA standards. (OSHA 1926.501 & 1926.502)
2.
Make certain that all roof openings are protected according to OSHA requirements. (OSHA 1926.501
and 1926.502)
3.
Check for roof deterioration before allowing equipment and personnel access to roof. Make certain
the roof is strong enough to support the weight of all equipment, employees and tools. (See Weights
and Capacity Above)
4.
Do not use the Texas Hold'um Trailer on a roof with a 30" or higher parapet wall.
5.
Clear the work area of all potentially dangerous obstacles.
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