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Step 1:

  Ensure the location chosen for installation of the tripod is sufficiently stable, level, and in an area that allows for proper installation of the tripod. 

 

Installation of the tripod must ensure the lifeline will be situated directly above the intended work location. A Competent Person must determine that the  

 

installation location is capable of supporting intended loads on the tripod. User must be aware of and avoid potential hazards. Hazards can include but 

 

are not limited to electrical, thermal, chemical, or gaseous. 

Step 2:

  At the Head Unit of the tripod, remove the detent pins and adjust each leg and adjust each leg to their necessary position based on operational 

 

requirements. Reinstall detent pins.

 

Step 3:  

Remove the leg detent pins. Adjust the tripod leg length as needed (stance 2A is the shortest with no extension needed, 2B is the longest) by 

 

depressing the button locks and sliding the inner sections of the tripod legs out until buttons lock and re-engage. Reinstall detent pins. 

Step 4:

  Prior to standing the tripod into its upright position, it is recommended to install your devices (Section 15). If a height adjustment or installation of  

 

 

devices is required while in the upright position, there are optional tripod steps available to assist in accessibility.

Step 5:

  Connect the tripod legs together using the provided safety chain. Ensure all feet of tripod are secured with the chain to resist moving, splaying, or 

 

shifting from the tripod set location. It may be necessary to configure the two tripod feet towards the nearest edge in a vertical position for best grip. 

  

NOTE:  

Safety Chain MUST be installed to complete installation. Remove all slack from chain. Do not use tripod without safety chain installed.  

 14.2  INSTALLATION AND USE (10’ TECH TRIPOD - OVER EDGE)

The 10’ Tech Tripod is designed for use over an edge.  Over edge installations are inherently more complex than a standard tripod configuration.  Users must 

 

ensure that adequate anchorage is available for tie-back of the tripod.  For edge applications, there must be (2) tie-back anchor locations to secure the tripod.  

Each tie-back anchorage must be at least 6x the users weight capacity.  

FIGURE 6 - HEAD UNIT/LEG ANGLE ADJUSTMENT FOR 2A and 2B

    

PUSH

 TO

 O

PE

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PU

SH TO OP

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Remove 

Detent Pin

Head Unit

Hole Pattern

Rotate bracket 

to align with 

Hole #2

    

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SH TO OPE

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#1

Collapsed

#2

Dwg 1

Dwg 2

Dwg 3

Dwg 4

Re-install 

Detent Pin

   

 

PU

SH TO OPE

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Summary of Contents for 022-11029

Page 1: ...9 4 2013 Z117 1 2022 OSHA 1910 140 1926 502 V1 0 2023 Copyright Safewaze 022 11029 10 Tech Tripod Basic 022 11033 10 Tech Tripod Complete 022 11034 10 Tech Tripod Kit 65 Personnel Winch 65 3 Way 022 1...

Page 2: ...TALLATION AND USE 5 15 0 COMPATIBLE DEVICES CONNECTION POINTS 10 16 0 AFTER A FALL 12 17 0 MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE 12 18 0 INSPECTION 12 19 0 PRODUCT LIFE 13 20 0 DISPOSAL 14 21 0 LABELING 14 22 0 INS...

Page 3: ...oper fall protection safety measures are adhered to during rescue operations per the jobsite rescue plan Never attach any user equipment to the tripod until fully assembled anchored and adjusted for t...

Page 4: ...sories etc System Capacity Maximum of 620 lbs 281 kg Material Lifting Maximum of 620 lbs 281 kg Captive Eye 5 000 lbs Minimum Breaking Strength MBS 6 Anchor Points Head Unit 5 000 lbs MBS Dimensions C...

Page 5: ...es Plastic Cover 019 11009 Material Winch 65 Powder Coated Steel Device Plated Steel Components Galvanized Steel Cable Plastic Handle 022 11031 Perimeter Warning Line Polyester Webbing Zinc Plated Ste...

Page 6: ...ualified Person Qualified Person means one who by possession of a recognized degree certificate or professional standing or who by extensive knowledge training and experience has successfully demonstr...

Page 7: ...e 3 Ensure all connectors are fully closed and locked Safewaze connectors hooks carabiners and D rings are designed to be used only as specified in each product s user instructions See Figure 3 for ex...

Page 8: ...1B PUS H T O O P E N P USH TO O P E N Remove Detent Pin Head Unit Hole Pattern Rotate bracket to align with Hole 1 P U SH TO O P E N 1 Collapsed 2 Dwg 1 Dwg 2 Dwg 3 Dwg 4 Re install Detent Pin P U SH...

Page 9: ...emical or gaseous Step 2 At the Head Unit of the tripod remove the detent pins and adjust each leg to the 2 position of the tripod head Figure 6 Reinstall detent pins Step 3 Remove the leg detent pins...

Page 10: ...r devices Section 15 If a height adjustment or installation of devices is required while in the upright position there are optional tripod steps available to assist in accessibility Step 5 Connect the...

Page 11: ...s lock and re engage Reinstall detent pins Step 4 Prior to standing the tripod into its upright position it is recommended to install your devices Section 15 If a height adjustment or installation of...

Page 12: ...t hooks are properly seated onto the crossbar of the fixture plate With the device hooks securely seated on the crossbar rotate the device upwards until holes in both sections of the bracket are reali...

Page 13: ...e of a backup fall arrest system by that person There must be direct communication with the person being hoisted at all times Avoid contact with sharp edges and abrasive surfaces Always keep the lifel...

Page 14: ...e through each of the 3 brackets Step 3 Pull the free end of the warning line through the cam buckle until line is snug and secure any excess webbing to prevent a trip hazard Attachable Removable Step...

Page 15: ...dry and clean environment out of direct sunlight Utilize the storage bag and component pockets to neatly store the tripod and components Avoid areas where chemical vapors may exist Thoroughly inspect...

Page 16: ...ect that all detent pins bolts etc are present and functional 7 Inspect the Perimeter Warning Line for tears adequate tension and signs of any other damage DANGER WORK ZONE DANGER WORK ZONE DANGER WOR...

Page 17: ...s product must be inspected by a competent person at least every 6 months or more frequently in harsh environments Do not use if inspection reveals damaged defective components 97 246 3cm SPECIFICATIO...

Page 18: ...nspection IMMEDIATELY REMOVE FROM SERVICE Inspection Date Inspector Pass Fail Comments Corrective Action INSPECTION LOG ANNUAL FORM IMPORTANT Competent Person inspections must be recorded in the inspe...

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