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5.0 INSPECTION

 

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After equipment has been removed from service, it may not be returned to service until a Competent Person confirms in 

writing that it is acceptable to do so.

5.1    INSPECTION FREQUENCY:

 The product shall be inspected before each use by a user and, additionally, by a Competent 

Person other than the user at intervals of no longer than one year. A higher frequency of equipment use and harsher 

conditions may require increasing the frequency of Competent Person inspections. The frequency of these inspections 

should be determined by the Competent Person per the specific conditions of the worksite. 

5.2    INSPECTION PROCEDURES:

 Inspect this product per the procedures listed in the “Inspection and Maintenance Log”. 

Documentation of each inspection should be maintained by the owner of this equipment. An inspection and maintenance 

log should be placed near the product or be otherwise easily accessible to users. It is recommended that the product is 

marked with the date of next or last inspection.

5.3 DEFECTS:

 If the product cannot be returned to service because of an existing defect or unsafe condition, or because the 

product has been exposed to fall arrest or impact force, then the product must be destroyed.

5.4 

PRODUCT LIFE:

 The functional life of the product is determined by work conditions and maintenance. As long as the 

product passes inspection criteria, it may remain in service.

6.0  MAINTENANCE, STORAGE, AND REPAIR

 

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Equipment that is in need of maintenance or scheduled for maintenance should be tagged “DO NOT USE”. These 

equipment tags should not be removed until maintenance is performed.

6.1 CLEANING:

 Periodically clean the lifeline and the exterior of the product with water and a mild soap solution. Rinse the 

product thoroughly and air dry. Clean labels as necessary. For more information, please refer to the technical bulletin on 

our website:

 

https://www.3M.com/FallProtection/Mechanical-Device-Cleaning

6.2 DISPOSAL:

 Cut or otherwise disable the lifeline, then dispose of the product appropriately.

6.3 REPAIR:

 This product is not repairable. Do not attempt to repair this product.

6.4 

STORAGE AND TRANSPORT:

 Store and transport the product in a cool, dry, clean environment out of direct sunlight. 

Avoid areas where chemical vapors may exist. Thoroughly inspect components after extended storage.

Summary of Contents for 3100517

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Page 3: ...aterials e g sand or grain or within confined spaces or limited spaces may not allow the worker to reach sufficient speed to lock the SRD Avoid sudden or quick movements during work operation because this may cause the SRD to unintentionally lock Use caution when installing using or moving the product as moving parts may create pinch points Use appropriate edge protection when the product may cont...

Page 4: ...pending on system configuration the Bottom Connector will attach to either the designated attachment element of the user s full body harness or to the system s anchorage point Energy Absorbers F dissipate kinetic energy and limit deceleration forces during fall arrest SRD models are available in single SRD and twin SRD configurations Twin SRD models Figure 2 4 include a single Top Connector D to b...

Page 5: ...Temperature 40 F to 130 F 40 C to 54 4 C Standards Each product model is certified to or conforms with the applicable standards and regulations listed within Figure 1 If none are specified then all standards and regulations listed on the cover apply Component Specifications Figure 2 Reference Component Materials A Lifeline see Lifeline Specifications B Housing Nylon C Bottom Connector see Connecto...

Page 6: ...m 3 600 lbf 16 kN C11 2000209 Rebar Hook Aluminum Steel 2 5 in 63 mm 3 600 lbf 16 kN C12 2000210 Rebar Hook Zinc Plated Steel 2 24 in 57 mm 3 600 lbf 16 kN C13 2000214 Swivel Snap Hook Aluminum Steel 2 5 in 63mm 3 600 lbf 16 kN C14 9502058 Snap Hook Aluminum 1 in 25 mm 3 600 lbf 16 kN C15 9502195 Snap Hook Zinc Plated Steel 0 75 in 19 mm 3 600 lbf 16 kN C16 9505254 Snap Hook Aluminum Steel 0 75 in...

Page 7: ...rated maximum capacity component For example if your connecting subsystem has a capacity that is less than your harness you must comply with the capacity requirements of your connecting subsystem See the manufacturer instructions for each component of your system for capacity requirements 2 3 ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS Use of this equipment in areas with environmental hazards may require additional pre...

Page 8: ...greater C In a false engagement where size or shape of the connector or connecting element is not compatible and without visual confirmation would seem to be fully engaged D To each other E Directly to webbing or rope lanyard or tie back material unless the instruction manuals for both the lanyard and connector specifically allow such a connection F To any object whose size or shape does not allow...

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Page 10: ...DD is the distance the user falls measured from activation of the deceleration device until stopping Harness Stretch HS is the amount of slack extending from the user s harness when the user is suspended by their harness attachment element Safety Factor SF is a set amount of distance added to fall clearance to ensure user safety There may be additional factors affecting Required Fall Clearance wit...

Page 11: ...4 1 5 5 0 3 1 0 6 2 0 9 3 1 2 4 1 A W 2 R TM m ft 0 3 1 0 6 2 0 9 3 1 2 4 1 5 5 0 3 1 0 6 2 0 9 3 1 2 4 1 5 5 m ft 0 3 1 0 6 2 0 9 3 1 2 4 1 5 5 0 3 1 0 6 2 0 9 3 1 2 4 2 1 Example Only Fall Clearance FC 59 100 kg 130 220 lb 100 140 kg 220 310 lb 2 0 m 6 6 ft 2 1 m 6 9 ft 3 3 m 10 7 ft 3 5 m 11 3 ft W A A Safety Factor of 0 5 ft 0 15 m and a user height of 6 0 ft 1 8 m were used for all values lis...

Page 12: ...in reach when moving between anchorage points The methods for mounting an SRD on a harness vary with SRD model and the interface provided Harness interfaces may also be used in coordination with specific features of full body harnesses to secure the Single or Twin SRD to the harness Examples include the pSRD Link and the molded X100 SRD Interface Loop present on some 3M harness models The followin...

Page 13: ...ned web straps of the harness 5 Close the harness web interface Push the Locking Pin D behind the loosened Web Straps A between the straps and the back pad of the harness Push the Locking Pin through until it locks into place Once closed pull the Web Straps back through the harness to secure the harness web interface Figure 8 Standard Harness Interface B A B A C D F E F E E A D A Figure 6 C CARABI...

Page 14: ...and the back pad of the harness Rotate the carabiner until it surrounds the loosened straps 5 Thread the second SRD onto the carabiner Slide the Swivel Eye F of the SRD over the Nose E of the carabiner Position the SRD along the nose end of the carabiner 6 Close the carabiner Release the gate and allow the carabiner to rotate back to its locked position Once closed pull the the Web Straps back thr...

Page 15: ... swivel eye of one SRL in the open space closest to the pin and one SRL in the open space farthest from the pin Slide the pin back in place until you hear a click The pin should be firmly locked in place 4 For single configuration Place the swivel eye of a single SRL in the center open space Slide the pin back in place until you hear a click The pin should be firmly locked in place 5 Simultaneousl...

Page 16: ...self When connected in this way the user can raise or lower the bottom connector of the SRD to their location by pulling on the tagline Ensure the free end of the tagline does not become entangled with other workers equipment or machinery If necessary restrain the free end of the tagline 4 5 USING TWIN SRD MODELS Twin SRD models when mounted on a harness may be used for Fall Arrest or Restraint ap...

Page 17: ...ibility with SRDs SRDs may be used with a horizontal system only if both products allow for such use Required Fall Clearance values presented in these instructions are based on use with a rigid stationary anchorage point These values do not apply when the product is used with a Horizontal Lifeline HLL system See the manufacturer instructions of your HLL system for fall clearance charts specific to...

Page 18: ... to service because of an existing defect or unsafe condition or because the product has been exposed to fall arrest or impact force then the product must be destroyed 5 4 PRODUCT LIFE The functional life of the product is determined by work conditions and maintenance As long as the product passes inspection criteria it may remain in service 6 0 MAINTENANCE STORAGE AND REPAIR Equipment that is in ...

Page 19: ...FallProtection ifu glossary AUTHORIZED PERSON A person assigned by the employer to perform duties at a location where the person will be exposed to a fall hazard COMPETENT PERSON One who is capable of identifying existing and predictable hazards in the surroundings or working conditions which are unsanitary hazardous or dangerous to employees and who has authorization to take prompt corrective mea...

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Page 22: ...ence and locking buttons and pins should function correctly Web Lifeline Figure 14 3 Inspect the webbing for Cuts A Frays B broken fibers tears abrasion Heavy Soiling C mold Burns D and discoloration Inspect the lifeline stitching for pulled or cut stitches since broken stitches may indicate that the product has been impact loaded and must be removed from service Energy Absorber Figure 15 Verify t...

Page 23: ...Figure 14 SRD Inspection 1 2 3 A C B B A C A A B D C B A Figure 15 Energy Absorber Inspection D B C A C A ...

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