CMC Pro Series Manual

IMPORTANT INFORMATION - PLEASE READ AND SAVE
WARNING
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FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS OR IMPROPER USE OF THIS
EQUIPMENT MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.
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MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS SHALL BE PROVIDED TO THE USER.
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USE, INSPECT, AND REPAIR ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S
INSTRUCTIONS.
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READ ALL OF THE ACCOMPANYING INSTRUCTIONS AND LABELS.
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THIS EQUIPMENT HAS BEEN DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED FOR USE BY
EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONALS ONLY.
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FOLLOW RECOMMENDED PROCEDURES FOR DONNING AND ADJUSTING THE
HARNESS.
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DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THIS EQUIPMENT WITHOUT PROPER TRAINING.
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THE USER SHALL HAVE A RESCUE PLAN AND A MEANS TO IMPLEMENT IT WHEN
USING THIS EQUIPMENT.
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FOLLOW THE EMPLOYER'S SAFE WORKING PROCEDURES AT ALL TIMES WHEN
USING THE HARNESS.
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THE USER SHALL KNOW AND FOLLOW ALL APPLICABLE OSHA AND OTHER
REGULATIONS PERTAINING TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY.
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DO NOT ALTER OR MISUSE THIS EQUIPMENT.
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ASSURE THAT ANY COMBINATION OF COMPONENTS OR SUBSYSTEMS, OR
BOTH, DO NOT INTERFERE WITH THE SAFE FUNCTION OF EACH OTHER.
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DO NOT EXPOSE THE HARNESS TO CHEMICALS WHICH ARE HARMFUL TO
NYLON. IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER.
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AVOID CONTACT WITH SHARP EDGES OR ABRASIVE SURFACES.
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USE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN USING THE HARNESS AROUND MOVING
MACHINERY OR ELECTRICAL HAZARDS.
CMC Rescue, Inc.
6740 Cortona Drive, Goleta CA 93117
805-562-9120 / 800-235-5741
ISO 9001 Certified
©2018 CMC
Rescue Harness
ProSeries ® Rescue
Harness
Made in USA
of US and foreign components
USA
cmcpro.com
Control No. 20X1XX.012418
The Rescue and ProSeries
for multi-purpose use in fire/rescue, industrial, and rope access
work applications. The harness' light weight and ease of donning
and doffing appeal to emergency responders who must act
quickly.
Rescue and work harnesses from CMC are designed to
comfortably support the wearer, creating a safe work platform.
Because our harnesses are used when working at height, they are
also built with the strength to catch a fall.
USER INFORMATION
User Information shall be provided to the user of the product.
CMC recommends separating the User Information from the
equipment and retaining the information in a permanent record.
CMC also recommends making a copy of the information to keep
with the equipment and that the information should be referred to
before and after each use.
INSPECTION
Inspect the equipment according to your department's policy for
inspecting life safety equipment. Inspect the equipment prior to
entry into service, after each use, and at least once every 12
months. The equipment should be thoroughly inspected by an
inspector that meets your department's training standard for
inspection of life safety equipment. Keep a record of the date,
person performing the inspection and results, as well as the date
of first use, name of users and any other pertinent information
necessary to keep accurate track of the equipment's usage history
in the equipment log or on a tag that attaches to the equipment.
Each user should be trained in equipment inspection and should
inspect the equipment before each use.
When inspecting the equipment, check the webbing and rope for
cuts, worn or frayed areas, broken fibers, soft or hard spots,
discoloration, or melted fibers. Check the stitching for pulled
threads, abrasion, or breaks. Check the hardware for damage,
sharp edges, and improper operation. If any of the above is noted,
or if the equipment has been subjected to shock loads, fall loads,
or abuse other than normal use, remove the equipment from
service and destroy it. If there is any doubt about the serviceability
of the equipment, remove the equipment from service and destroy
it.
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Rescue Harnesses are designed
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