SafeWaze FS700-50 Instruction Manual

SafeWaze FS700-50 Instruction Manual

Vertical lifeline

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Elongation: 8% at 1,800 lbs.
MANUAL-ROPEVERT
No.
FS700-581200
FS700-58600
FS700-100GA
FS700-25GA
FS700-50GA
FS700-75GA
FS700-100
FS700-100-HH
FS700-100-TT
FS700-150
FS700-150-HH
FS700-200
FS700-200-HH
FS700-25
FS700-250
FS700-25-HH
FS700-25-TT
FS700-30
FS700-300
FS700-30-HH
FS700-30-TT
FS700-350-HH
FS700-400
FS700-50
FS700-50-HH
FS700-50-NB
FS700-60-TT
FS700-75
FS700-75-HH
FS700-100GA-3E
FS700-150GA-3E
FS700-25GA-3E
FS700-50GA-3E
FS700-75GA-3E
This manual is intended to meet the manufacturer's instructions as
required by ANSI Z359.15-2014 and should be used as part
of an employee training program as required by OSHA.
Do not throw away these instructions!
Read and understand these instructions before using equipment!
V1.0 2022 Copyright Safewaze
Vertical Lifeline Instruction
5/8" 100% Polyester Rope / Steel Hardware
Z359.1-2020 Z359.13-2013 Z359.15-2014
Manual
Z359.15*
ONLY IF
USED IN A
FULL
ASSEMBLY 1926.502 1910.66
1910.140

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Introduction and Application of Vertical Lifeline Systems
Introduction to Safewaze Vertical Rope Lifeline
Manual provides instructions for Safewaze Vertical Rope Lifeline (VLL) as part of an employee training program.
Safewaze VLL Product Application
Safewaze VLLs are for single-user fall protection/restraint systems with specific weight capacities.
Applicable Safety Standards for VLLs
VLLs meet OSHA and ANSI standards for fall protection and restraint systems.
Worker Classification for Fall Hazards
Defines Qualified, Competent, and Authorized persons for fall hazard environments.
Purpose of Vertical Rope Lifelines
VLLs are used in PFAS and not for Horizontal Lifeline Systems, with specific roof structure requirements.
Specifications for Safewaze VLL Components
Details specifications for anchorage, rope lifelines, and anchorage connectors.
Product Specifics and Limitations
Product-Specific Applications
VLLs for single-user PFAS, maximum free fall 6 ft, with specific lanyard and D-ring length limits.
Limitations and Fall Clearance Calculation
Ensures sufficient clearance for fall arrest, accounting for stretch, lanyard, and safety factors.
Connector Compatibility and Connections
Connector Compatibility Requirements
Connectors must be compatible in size, shape, strength, and self-locking/closing per ANSI and OSHA.
Proper Making of Connections
Guidelines for connecting snap hooks and carabiners, avoiding improper or false engagements.
Rope Grab Components and Operation
Overview of VLL Components
Identifies key components of a Vertical Lifeline Assembly, including rope grabs and lanyards.
Safewaze Rope Grab Models
Lists available rope grabs, their suitable rope types, and compatible shock absorbers/lanyards.
Manual Rope Grab Operation (FS1117)
Explains the installation and operation of the FS1117 manual rope grab for VLLs.
Rope Grab Installation and Operation Details
Trailing Rope Grab Installation (FS1118 & FS1120)
Instructions for installing and operating FS1118 and FS1120 trailing rope grabs.
Self-Tracking Rope Grab Installation (FS1118-DC)
Procedure for installing the FS1118-DC self-tracking rope grab on a VLL.
SW-EX8000 Rope Grab Installation
Details on installing and operating the SW-EX8000 rope grab for vertical lifelines.
Specialized VLL Components and Protection
FS875 Rope Termination Plate Installation
Steps for installing the FS875 to provide a safe anchorage connection for lifelines.
Edge Protector Installation (018-9000/018-9001)
Guidance on using edge protectors to prevent lifeline damage from sharp or abrasive surfaces.
Inspection, Maintenance, and Safety
Inspection Procedures for VLLs
User inspection requirements for rope, hardware, and rope grabs before each use.
Fall Arrester (Rope Grab) Inspection
Specific inspection points for fall arresters, including function and physical condition.
Work Area Inspection
Ensuring the work area is free from damage, debris, and hazards affecting equipment function.
Competent Person Annual Inspection
Requirements for annual inspections by a Competent Person, including recording findings.
Equipment Removal from Service
Mandatory immediate removal of defective or damaged equipment from service.
Maintenance, Cleaning, and Storage
Guidelines for maintaining, cleaning, and storing Safewaze VLL systems.
General Safety Information and Precautions
Covers workplace assessment, system selection, rescue planning, and authorized person training.
Critical Safety Warnings
General Safety Warnings for VLL Use
Critical warnings regarding equipment use, unstable surfaces, moving equipment, and combinations.
Product Labeling Information
Explanation of information provided on product labels, including standards and capacity.

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