Peakworks Tank Trolley Installation, Operation & Maintenance Manual page 5

4.2 Visually inspect the Tank Trolley
harness, and the anchor point (refer to the inspection section of this instruction for details). Check
the inspection log before each use. If the log does not show that a formal inspection has been
performed within the last 6 months, remove the Tank Trolley
USE" until a formal inspection is done by a qualified person.
4.3 Adjust your harness to fit very snugly (refer to Peakworks Full body harness manual for details). A
proper, snug and secure fit can help reduce the chances of falling out of your harness.
4.4 Attach the deceleration device (lanyard or self-retracting lanyard) to your back harness D-ring
using the locking snap hook or carabiner. The snap hook must be attached to the back D-ring that
is located between the shoulder blades. Do not use any other D-ring for connection. Attach while
at ground or grade level before you are exposed to a fall hazard. Make sure the snap hook closes
and locks completely. Any harness used must be in good condition and meet federal OSHA
requirements. Check with your supervisor or the safety department if you are not sure. No other
linkage or method of attachment is allowed. Never connect the Tank Trolley
person. The Tank Trolley
to the Tank Trolley
deceleration device to the opposite side of the Tank Trolley
4.5 After you are connected, work normally with smooth movements. Do not jump across floor
openings or fall hazards.
4.6 The Tank Trolley
as you move. Do not work away from the tank or structure. You must not work in a position
where a swing fall could lead to an injury. Do not expose yourself to any unnecessary fall hazard
or swing fall hazard. For example, never reach out while using the Tank Trolley
expose you to a dangerous swing if you fall.
4.7 Important: If you fall, immediately report what happened to your supervisor or the safety
department. Remove the item from service and call Surewerx Customer Service for replacement.
A qualified person must check the entire system to make sure it will provide the proper protection
for the next person who might fall.
4.8 In the event of a fall, remove the Tank Trolley
service. Mark, "DO NOT USE" until the equipment can be inspected by a qualified person. Refer
to the inspection section. Contact Surewerx Customer Service for advice.
5.0 Inspection
The user must inspect all equipment visually before each use. We suggest a formal inspection at least
every 6 months by a competent person other than the user. Equipment used in harsh environments
requires more frequent formal inspection.
Corrective Action: If damage is found as described below, remove the item from service immediately and
replace it. If any damage or questionable conditions are apparent that are not described below, remove
the item from service, mark "DO NOT USE", replace it and call Customer Service for advice. Failure to
remove damaged or questionable equipment could lead to serious or fatal injury.
5.1 A detailed record of inspection dates must be maintained. An inspection chart is provided at the
end of these instructions for your convenience.
5.2 Anchor Point and Attachment: Make sure the attachment to the anchor point is secure. The
structure to which the Tank Trolley is attached must be checked. Make sure it is secure and free
from distortion, cracks or other visible signs of damage.
5.3 Trolley: The Tank Trolley
rough or sharp edges or other visible signs of damage.
5.4 Remove the Tank Trolley
the Trolley steel plates should not be less than 3/16".
INST-TT, rev. 8
TM , deceleration device (lanyard or self-retracting lifeline),
TM
is a one-person device. The deceleration device must be attached
TM
on the side that the user will be working, and NEVER attach the
TM should be overhead when you are working. Make sure that the trolley follows
TM
should be examined for cracks, dents, distortion, corrosion, abrasion,
TM
from service if any wear lines exceed 1/16" in depth. The thickness of
Printed in the U.S.A.
TM from use and mark it "DO NOT
TM
.
TM and all personal fall protection equipment from
TM
to more than one
TM
, which can
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