SafeWaze 019-8000 User Manual Download Page 20

User Manual

V1.7 2019 Copyright SafeWaze

Page 19

13.0 Labels

WARNING

This clearance chart 

only applies to 

Horizontal Lifeline 

systems installed at 

or above Dorsal 

D-ring Height, with 

users connected to 

the HLL System with 

a 6 ft. Energy 

Absorbing Lanyard. 

For additional 

information see 

User’s Manual. 

10

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

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30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

CLEARANCE CHART

SPAN LENGTH (FT)

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Q

UI

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VE

RT

IC

AL

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LE

AR

AN

CE

019700

1 User 6’ 

EAL

2 Users 6

’ EAL

1 Class A SRL

2 Class A SRL

2 Class B SRL

1 Class B SRL

(30’) 2 PERSON TEMPORARY KERNMANTLE 

HORIZONTAL LIFELINE SYSTEM

MFG DATE:

PART NUMBER:

019-8004

SERIAL NUMBER:

XXXXXXX

XX/XX

WWW.SAFEWAZE.COM

019720

BARCODE

WARNING

Manufacturer’s instructions supplied with this product at time of shipment must be 

read and understood prior to use. Ensure Horizontal Lifeline is installed at an 

elevations which will limit Free Falls to a maximum of 6 feet when using Energy 

Absorbing Lanyards, and installed overhead when using Self Retracting Lifelines. 

This equipment must be installed under the supervision of a Qualified Person. 

Inspect all connections prior to use and verify connecting components are installed 

correctly. Failure to make secure connections could result in serious injury or death. 

Not flame or heat resistant. Avoid contact with sharp and abrasive edges. Caution 

should be taken using this equipment near Hazardous Thermal, Electrical, or 

Chemical Sources. Equipment exposed to fall arrest forces should be immediately 

removed from service. Alteration or misuse of this product, or failure to follow 

instructions could lead to serious injury or death. DO NOT REMOVE THIS LABEL.

019702

INSPECTION:  

SYSTEM MUST BE INSPECTED 

PRIOR TO EACH USE TO DETERMINE IF IT IS IN 

GOOD WORKING CONDITION WITH ALL SYSTEM 

CONNECTIONS PROPERLY SECURED. THE 

SYSTEM SHOULD BE INSPECTED AT LEAST 

MONTHLY BY A COMPETENT PERSON OTHER 

THAN THE USER. IF INSPECTION REVEALS A 

DEFECTIVE OR UNSAFE CONDITION, THE 

SYSTEM MUST BE REMOVED FROM SERVICE. 

THIS SYSTEM IS NOT USER REPAIRABLE. 

019703

SPECIFICATIONS:

  

THIS HORIZONTAL LIFELINE 

SYSTEM IS DESIGNED FOR USE BY UP TO TWO 

WORKERS.  MAXIMUM WEIGHT FOR EACH WORKER 

INCLUDING TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT IS 310 LBS.

MATERIALS: 

Rope: Polyester Cover, Nylon Core

 

       Rope Tensioner: Steel

                       Anchor Straps: Polyester

                       Hardware: Steel

THIS HLL SYSTEM MEETS OSHA REQUIREMENTS 

FOR FALL PROTECTION WHEN USED AS DEFINED IN 

THE USER’S MANUAL 

019706

019718

Typical Installation

Max. 100 Ft Span Length

In -Line Shock Absorber

Cross-Arm Strap

Attachment O-Ring for User (Lanyard)

Anchorage

Carabiner

Rope Tensioner

Rope 

Typical Installation

Max. 100 Ft Span Length

In -Line Shock Absorber

018-4000 Chain Anchor

Attachment O-Ring for User (Lanyard)

Anchorage

Carabiner

Rope Tensioner

Rope

J

J J

F M A

A S O N D

M

Inspection Log

Do Not Remove Label

019704

Summary of Contents for 019-8000

Page 1: ...User Manual V1 7 2019 Copyright SafeWaze 2 PERSON TEMPORARY KERNMANTLE ROPE HORIZONTAL LIFELINE Compliant with OSHA 1910 OSHA 1926 Subpart M ANSI A10 14 2047...

Page 2: ...y result in serious injury or death A comprehensive Fall Protection Plan must be kept on file and available to all employees at all times The employer and user s of this equipment must be properly tra...

Page 3: ...FETY STANDARDS 3 3 WORKER CLASSIFICATIONS 3 4 PRODUCT SPECIFIC APPLICATIONS 4 5 LIMITATIONS 4 6 COMPATIBILITY OF CONNECTIONS 5 7 MAKING CONNECTIONS 6 7 8 COMPONENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS 8 9 INSTALLATION...

Page 4: ...with 1 0 Introduction Scope of Use Thank you for purchasing a SafeWaze Kernmantle Rope Horizontal Lifeline This manual must be read and understood in its entirety and used as part of an employee train...

Page 5: ...n the event of a fall See Figure 2 Fall Clearance Diagram Diagram shown is an EXAMPLE how to calculate clear fall requirements For all applications Worker Weight Max Capacity for a Single User includi...

Page 6: ...Self locking snap hooks and carabiners are required by ANSI Z359 and OSHA guidelines Contact SafeWaze if you have any questions about compatibility FIGURE 3 UNINTENTIONAL DISENGAGEMENT Non compliant...

Page 7: ...es unless the snap hook complies with ANSI Z359 1 2007 or ANSI Z359 12 and is equipped with a 3 600 lb 16 kN gate Check the marking on your snap hook to verify that it is appropriate for your applicat...

Page 8: ...rious injury or death Note Never use combinations of components or subsystems that may affect or interfere with the safe function of each other Use of Self Retracting Devices Fall Clearance Requiremen...

Page 9: ...n 2 Configuration 3 SafeWaze Kernmantle Rope Horizontal Lifelines are offered in three different configurations Four lengths are offered in each configuration The tables above indicate the part number...

Page 10: ...pan Length In Line Shock Absorber Cross Arm Strap Attachment O Ring for User Lanyard Anchorage Carabiner Rope Tensioner Rope FIGURE 6 CROSS ARM STRAP INSTALLATION EXAMPLE 9 0 Installation and Use Befo...

Page 11: ...tension See Figure 9E Step 5 Connect to System Once properly tensioned connect a PFAS system only to the connection O rings preinstalled on the lifeline Page 10 FIGURE 7 CHAIN ANCHOR INSTALLATION EXAM...

Page 12: ...to the remaining end anchorage connector via the other supplied carabiner Be sure to connect to the small D ring of the Cross Arm Strap Step 4 Tension the System Place the locking lever in the closed...

Page 13: ...ical bar to turn tensioning nut Turn Bar Wrench to put more tension on the rope Tension rope until wheel slips or no longer rotates Specifications Plated Steel Designed to be used with the SafeWaze Ke...

Page 14: ...isengaged position and pulling the rope through the tensioner Tensioning Nut Wrench or Bar Locking Lever The SafeWaze Kernmantle Horizontal Lifeline is designed as a temporary reusable anchorage subsy...

Page 15: ...0 6 70 23 5 7 16 25 0 7 62 26 5 8 07 29 0 8 83 30 5 9 29 32 0 9 75 34 0 10 36 23 0 7 01 24 5 7 46 26 7 92 27 5 8 38 30 0 9 14 31 5 9 60 33 0 10 05 35 0 10 66 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Freefall Distance in Feet S...

Page 16: ...SHA 1910 66 OSHA 1926 502 Fall Arrest Systems Confined Space Engineering Rescue Systems 6 6 Fall Clearance Chart Class A SRD Fall Clearance Chart Class B SRD Span Length In Feet m Fall Clearance with...

Page 17: ...18 18 5 5 63 20 0 6 09 21 5 6 55 24 0 7 31 25 5 7 77 27 0 8 22 29 0 8 83 18 0 5 48 19 5 5 94 21 0 6 40 22 5 6 85 25 0 7 62 26 5 8 07 28 0 8 53 30 0 9 14 19 0 5 79 20 5 6 24 22 0 6 70 23 5 7 16 26 0 7...

Page 18: ...ments may be present Do not store damaged equipment or equipment in need of maintenance in the same area as product approved for use Equipment that has been stored for an extended period must be inspe...

Page 19: ...User Manual V1 7 2019 Copyright SafeWaze 12 0 Inspection Log DATE INSPECTED BY CONDITION OF SYSTEM Page 18...

Page 20: ...ith sharp and abrasive edges Caution should be taken using this equipment near Hazardous Thermal Electrical or Chemical Sources Equipment exposed to fall arrest forces should be immediately removed fr...

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