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Summary of Contents for RIGGING FRAME

Page 1: ...Introduction A Assembly B Application C Pivoting Frame D Fixed Rigging Frame E Tramway Frame F Rigging Frame Warranty Terms G Technical Data H RIGGING FRAME Rev 1 2018 ENG MASTER ...

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Page 4: ...th the use of the ActSafe Rigging Frame It also gives details of maintenance procedures Never use the equipment unless you have read and understood this manual and completed ActSafe approved training in the use of the Rigging Frame ActSafe Systems AB our partners and subsidiaries disclaim any liability for damages injuries or death resulting from the use of the equipment which is not in compliance...

Page 5: ...operators and loads in a controlled way over any edges in both lowering and lifting operations The Frame has been successfully used in both urban and outdoor environments for rope rescue and industrial rope access applications all over the world DANGER The Rigging Frame is designed purely to deviate ropes over edges The Rigging Frame is NOT approved as an anchor point and should not be not used as...

Page 6: ...nt since 1997 ActSafe has a worldwide distribution network of dedicated experts selling our innovative products to a wide variety of users ActSafe products are redefining the possibilities for work in vertical environments We are completely committed to our customers and do our utmost to deliver top quality products and service ...

Page 7: ...extra importance are highlighted throughout this manual using the signals danger caution note and recommendation DANGER CAUTION Not following instructions or training methods may result in SERIOUS BODILY INJURY or DEATH Not following instructions or training methods may result in BODILY INJURY or DAMAGE TO PROPERTY RECOMMENDATION Instructions and tips on how best to use the Rigging Frame i Note Im...

Page 8: ...ft or lower any persons or loads with an ascender Resultant force An object may have several different forces acting on it which can have different strengths and directions But they can be added together to give the resultant force This is a single force that has the same effect on the object as all the individual forces acting together User operator Person that operates the Rigging Frame Backup s...

Page 9: ...ASSEMBLY B Assembly B 01 Pre use inspection B 02 ...

Page 10: ...he Rigging Frame is made up of two sets of aluminium poles Each set is a group of three distinct tube types which when connected form a triangle structure When combined the two triangle forms create the Rigging Frame x2 ...

Page 11: ...e floor Place the end of the U sections over the top of the red tubes and align the bolt holes 2 Secure the fastening by scewing together both parts of the eyelet bolts through the bolt holes Rear view fastening complete Side view 1 2 ...

Page 12: ...UTION Only use original feet to extend the frame The use of any other feet could affect the structural integrity 4 The frame can be raised if required Extend the legs by pulling the steel clip at the base of the red section sliding into the desired hole Secure the feet at the desired height by putting the clip back in ...

Page 13: ...entations more than 5mm deep Tubes must be round Bolts Check that all bolts and eyes are original Remove top bolts and check thoroughly No cracks or deformations on bolts or eyes Closely check the bolts threading to ensure there is no bending Feet Check that feet are not bent and pivot freely Rubber should be present under both feet No damage to tubes Check that both locking pins are present and c...

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Page 15: ...APPLICATION C Overview and Pivoting Frame C 01 Fixed Frame C 02 Tramway Frame C 03 ...

Page 16: ...Pivoting Frame The Pivoting Frame setup with its inwards outwards pivot is ideal for lifting a casualty over an edge in a controlled manner Allow enough space for positioning and maneuvering the frame properly in order to benefit fully from the pivoting principle The Frame will hold its final balanced position on the equalisation of forces alone with the resultant force pushing onto the right angl...

Page 17: ...re the frame cannot stand on a level surface This setup does not have the advantage of moving a controlled load over the edge with the frame as per the Pivoting Frame setup C 02 FIXED FRAME Note Displayed are the 3 basic setups as recommended by ActSafe other setups are possible but should only be used by expert user who can ensure the safe operation of and take the full responsibility for that pa...

Page 18: ...frame can be fixed on the Tramway ropes for improved stability Note It is recommended to use the Rigging Frame with the red side facing towards the edge for optimal balance and function especially when used in the pivoting frame setup However the structural integrity of the frame is not affected if the frame is used with the black tubes facing towards the edge C 03 TRAMWAY FRAME ...

Page 19: ...PIVOTING FRAME D Working principle angles and resultant forces D 01 Setup position D 02 Rigging D 03 Outward edge transition D 04 Inward edge transition D 05 ...

Page 20: ...oint towards the area around feet and therefore the feet do not slip away D The basic principle of the pivoting frame is that it can be flipped outwards inwards under load and will stand in balance in its outwards position This working principle is ideal for passing edges with people or loads with reduced effort D 01 WORKING PRINCIPLE ANGLES RESULTANT FORCES CAUTION Secure the feet of the rigging ...

Page 21: ...rd the resultant force will move behind the feet of the frame and will increase the risk of the feet slipping underneath them The frame will end up resting on the front tubes In order to achieve a steadily balanced frame with equalised angles is is it important to position the frame and the anchors well ideally between 2 5 and 4 5 meters behind the frame More detailed information about setup requi...

Page 22: ...p supplied DANGER The frame should never be used as anchor either for the work rope the backup rope or for connecting lanyards of any operator who are standing next to the frame 5 The in going rope should be in line with the top bar to prevent the frame from being pulled sideways 6 The distance of the rigging point should be at least 2 5 m away from the feet of the frame in order to prevent excess...

Page 23: ...Top View 2 1 Main rigging anchor Anchor line Lifting system Varying distance of 2 5m 4 5m Edge Frame Between 110cm 150cm apart Approx 20cm from edge ...

Page 24: ...s in its balance position it is important to avoid high tension on the anchor line This adjustment can prevent the frame being pulled out of equilibrium Lifting system The end of the lifting rope is connected with a karabiner and a short sling to the rear rigging ring and then rigged through both sides of the double pulley on the front end of the frame The returning rope is fed through the rear pu...

Page 25: ...e impact force in case of a main rope failure The backup system can be be rigged to the main rigging anchor or to separate anchors this depends on the specific situation operating procedures and preferences DANGER Never connect the backup system to the Rigging Frame not directly or as deviation and be aware of any sharp edges when rigging this system Rigging detail Backup system Anchor Anchor line...

Page 26: ...check and adjust all three rope systems anchor line lifting system and backup system to the shortest length possible without changing the position of the Rigging Good teamwork and understanding of the operating procedure is required for a safe and smooth edge transition with the Rigging Frame Frame feet The frame will sit on the ground on its rear poles The operator is connected to both the liftin...

Page 27: ... together by holding the outward Rigging Frame tubes while being moved outwards i Frame operator While focusing on the distance between the two pulleys the topside of the frame is pushed outwards and the anchor line slowly lengthened It is recommended to push the frame with the full body shoulder outwards to overcome the inward pushing force of the frame Ascender operator The lifting rope is gentl...

Page 28: ... the balance position where the ingoing and outgoing angles of the lifting system are similar Frame operator The adjustment device of the anchor line will be locked once the frame has reached the balance position The Rigging Frame is gently held to ensure it stays in its balance position Ascender and backup system operator Wait until frame is secured by frame operator Suspended operator The front ...

Page 29: ...o ensure it stays in its balance position The frame operator should assist in communication between suspended operator and other operators Ascender and backup system operator The suspended operator is lowered to their destination under the direction of the frame operator and the suspended operator themselves ...

Page 30: ...fting The lifting is done in the same manner as lowering Frame operator The Rigging Frame needs to be held firmly to prevent it from being pulled out of its balance position Ascender and backup system operator The suspended operator is lifted under the direction of the frame operator and the suspended operator themselves Note Keep the pulleys as close as possible to each other in order to keep the...

Page 31: ...er operator The lifting rope is gently pulled in while keeping an eye on the frame operator and the distance between pulleys Backup system operator Pull the backup rope inwards in order to prevent any slack in the system Inward transition The moment the single pulley connected to the suspended operator and the double pulley on the frame touch each other the inward transition can begin in order to ...

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Page 33: ...FIXED RIGGING FRAME E Setup E 01 ...

Page 34: ...e load is shared equally over both feet For guying ropes tensioning use systems that are suitable approved and strong enough to hold the frame in position E 01 SETUP For situations where the surface is uneven there is not enough room to move the frame or where the Rigging Frame isn t required to move it can be fixed with guying lines to ensure a smooth pivoting operation ...

Page 35: ...Note The position of the main rigging anchor should be at least 2 5m away from the feet of the Rigging Frame to prevent excessive pressure on the legs of the frame ...

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Page 37: ...TRAMWAY FRAME F Tramway Frame F 01 ...

Page 38: ... with guying ropes similar to the fixed edge setup Another option is to fix the frame onto the Tramway rope with Prusik rope to prevent it from tilting F 01 TRAMWAY FRAME The Rigging Frame can be used as a support structure to lift any Tramway systems from the ground or over any edges for easier operation access to the Tramway ...

Page 39: ...Note The rigging of the tramway setup serves as an example and can be adjusted to meet local regulations standard operating procedures or personal preferences ...

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Page 41: ...RIGGING FRAME WARRANTY TERMS G Warranty terms G 01 ...

Page 42: ...irect customers of ActSafe who upon ActSafe s request can present the original sales invoice from ActSafe The Warranty is not transferable from one user or customer to another If you have purchased your product from an authorised distributor of ActSafe products please contact the distributor for warranty claims Warranty Limitations The warranty does not extend to i Products which have been modifie...

Page 43: ...ticular purpose Any implied warranty that may be imposed by applicable law is limited to the warranty period Except as otherwise required by governing law under no circumstances including negligence shall ActSafe its affiliates and their respective directors officers employees or agents be liable for any consequential incidental indirect punitive special or other similar damages whether in action ...

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Page 45: ...TECHNICAL DATA H Technical data H 01 ...

Page 46: ...TECHNICAL DATA Length 2m Weight 13kg SWL 275kg H 01 TECHNICAL DATA ...

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Page 48: ...ActSafe Systems AB Sagbäcksvägen 13 SE 43731 Lindome Sweden T 46 31 65 56 60 E info actsafe se W www actsafe se 2018 ActSafe Systems AB ...

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