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step 5. 

Grasp the waist-level strap ends on right and left sides of the harness. Pull both ends forward 

until all slack is removed from the waist strap and the strap is comfortably tight around your 

waist. Insert strap ends into the waist strap keeper loops on the right and left sides of the 

harness.

3.12  Fire and resCue Class ii harness donning For resCue: The ExoFit NEX™ Fire and Rescue 

Harness includes leg straps that permit the harness to be used for rescue work. To configure the harness for 

rescue, follow Figure 5, Steps 1 through 5, to fit the leg straps to the user. Follow the steps in Figure 6 to 

convert the harness to Class III.

Figure 5 - Fire and rescue harness Belt donning For rescue

rescue, step 1

 rescue, step 2

rescue, step 3

rescue, step 4

rescue, step 5

proceed to Figure 6, steps 1 - 6

Figure 5
step 1.
 

Suspend the harness by holding each end. D-Rings and the carabiner should be facing forward. 

Ensure all straps are not twisted. 

step 2. 

Grasp the quick connect buckle at the end of the web belt and bring it around your waist so that 

the buckle is just behind your left hip. Lock   the tab located at the opposite end of the web belt 

into the quick connect buckle. You will hear a click when the tab engages properly.

step 3. 

Reach between your legs and grasp the leg strap on your left side. Bring the strap up around the 

back of your left leg. Insert the tab on the strap handing from the left side of the belt into the 

quick connect buckle of the strap. You will hear a click when the tab engages properly. 

step 4. 

Reach between your legs and grasp the leg strap on your right side. Bring the strap up around 

the back of your right leg. Insert the tab on the strap handing from the right side of the belt into 

the quick connect buckle of the strap. You will hear a click when the tab engages properly.  

 

To adjust the leg straps, unlock   the webbing lock on the quick connect buckle and pull on the 

strap. A plastic end keeper on the end of the strap will stop it from pulling completely out of 

the buckle. When the strap is properly adjusted, lock   the webbing lock. To release the buckle, 

press the silver-colored tabs on the buckle towards each other with one hand, while pulling on the 

tab portion of the buckle with the other hand.

step 5. 

Grasp the waist-level strap ends on right and left sides of the harness. Pull both ends forward 

until all slack is removed from the waist strap and the strap is comfortably tight around your 

waist. Insert strap ends into the waist strap keeper loops on the right and left sides of the 

harness.

waRning: The Fire and Rescue Harness meets the requirements of NFPA 1983, Standard on Life 

Safety Rope and Equipment for Emergency Services, 2012 Editions, and the Optional Flame Resistance 

Requirements of NFPA 1983, Class II.  When used in conjunction with DBI/SALA part numbers 1114000, 

1114000H, 1114001, 1114001H 1114002, or 1114002H, the Fire and Rescue Harness meets the 

requirements of Class III but IS NOT FLAME RESISTANT. See Harness labels 5909121 and 5909122.

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Page 2: ...ab into the receptor of the quick connect buckle on the left side of the harness You will hear a click when the tab engages properly NOTE Locking and unlocking the webbing lock prevents or allows the...

Page 3: ...ect buckle ends by inserting the tab into the receptor until a click is heard Strap Adjustment Rotate Webbing Lock to unlocked position Pull strap to adjust Rotate Webbing Lock to locked position NOTE...

Page 4: ...tioning Work Positioning Step 1 Work Positioning Step 2 Work Positioning Step 3 Work Positioning Step 4 Work Positioning Step 5 Proceed to Figure 6 steps 1 6 Figure 4 Step 1 Suspend the harness by hol...

Page 5: ...left side of the belt into the quick connect buckle of the strap You will hear a click when the tab engages properly Step 4 Reach between your legs and grasp the leg strap on your right side Bring the...

Page 6: ...the D Ring loop Step 3 Bring the strap on the right side of your back around to your right hip Open the carabiner and insert it through the red loop on the top of the belt The carabiner gate must not...

Page 7: ...ust shoulder straps to a snug fit Before use adjust the harness leg straps to a snug fit At least 3 in 8 cm of webbing must extend past the buckle on the leg straps Adjust the waist belt again as nece...

Page 8: ...the product identification information from the ID label in the inspection and maintenance log in Section 9 of this manual DESCRIPTIONS The ExoFit NEX Full Body Harness is available in Vest Figure 1 a...

Page 9: ...ID Tag Labels E Revolver Torso Adjustor F Tech Lite Side D Ring G Leg Strap H Tech Lite Dorsal D Ring I Trauma Strap Figure 2 ExoFit NEX Cross Over Style Full Body Harness A B C D E F G A Shoulder Str...

Page 10: ...access confined space applications harnesses equipped with D rings on the shoulders may be used for entry and egress into confined spaces where worker profile is an issue Ladder Climbing Class L The...

Page 11: ...ns with a combined weight clothing tools etc of no more than 420 lbs 191 kg per OSHA 310 lbs 141 kg per ANSI Z359 1 or 352 lbs 160 kg per CSA Z259 10 06 Make sure all of the components in your system...

Page 12: ...extended length of time it is recommended that some form of seat support be used DBI SALA recommends a seat board suspension work seat seat sling or a boatswain chair Contact Capital Safety for more i...

Page 13: ...e if the hook or D ring twists or rotates Large throat snap hooks are designed for use on fixed structural elements such as rebar or cross members that are not shaped in a way that can capture the gat...

Page 14: ...1 anchorages selected for Fall Arrest Systems must meet the anchorage strength requirements defined in Table 2 Table 2 Anchorage Strength Requirements Fall Arrest1 Non Certified Anchorages 5 000 lbs...

Page 15: ...arrest forces as described in Section 5 must be removed from service immediately and destroyed by the user the rescuer1 or an authorized person2 RESCUE The employer must have a rescue plan when using...

Page 16: ...g lock To release the buckle press the silver colored tabs on the buckle towards each other with one hand while pulling on the tab portion of the buckle with the other hand NOTE Locking and unlocking...

Page 17: ...ing Lock to unlocked position Pull strap to adjust Rotate Webbing Lock to locked position NOTE The Webbing Lock does not control engagement or disengagement of the buckle ends Revolver Vertical Torso...

Page 18: ...ocking the webbing lock prevents or allows the strap to slide between the sliding bar and slot on the female end of the quick connect buckle It does not control engagement or disengagement of the buck...

Page 19: ...ate Webbing Lock to unlocked position Pull strap to adjust Rotate Webbing Lock to locked position NOTE The Webbing Lock does not control engagement or disengagement of the buckle ends Revolver Vertica...

Page 20: ...sition following suspension Do not lay down Seek medical attention following a suspension Figure 13 Suspension Trauma Straps A B 3 8 EXOFIT NEX GLOBAL WIND ENERGY HARNESS MODEL REPLACEABLE LUMBAR PROT...

Page 21: ...ed use etc may require increasing the frequency of inspections 5 3 INSPECTION Inspect the ExoFit NEX Full Body Harness as follows Step 1 Inspect harness hardware buckles D rings pads loop keepers vert...

Page 22: ...iting may make repairs to this equipment Figure 16 Stitched Impact Indicator A Stitched Impact Indicator A A 6 0 MAINTENANCE SERVICING AND STORAGE 6 1 WASHING INSTRUCTIONS Washing procedures for the E...

Page 23: ...IALS Webbing Materials 6 000 lbs 27 kN Polyester 7 000 lbs 31 kN Tensile Strength Nylon 7 000 lbs Tensile Strength Nomex4 covered Kevlar4 Pad and Label Cover Materials Blend of Nylon and Polyester All...

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