SafeWaze FS-EX330-LERF Instructions Manual Download Page 18

Inspection, Maintenance, and Servicing 

A.

 

Inspection and General Maintenance

SAFEWAZE™ fall protection systems have been designed to be used under a variety of

 

conditions. They use high

grade components that are corrosion resistant. However, the working

 

life of the systems depends on factors such as correct care and maintenance and the environment

 

in which the systems are installed. Before each occasion of use a visual check must be conducted

 

to ensure a fall protection system is fit for purpose, whether the system is designed for fall arrest

 

or fall restraint.

  

If a system is deformed in a way which is uncharacteristic of the system, you 

should not use it. Red

tag and discontinue the use of the system. Report the fault(s) to 

SAFEWAZE™ and schedule a maintenance visit. 

DO NOT attempt to repair the systems yourself, as this invalidates performance warranties and 

can put personnel in danger. 

The fall protection systems are virtually maintenance free depending on the environment. 

Occasionally the systems may need cleaning. This should be done with a soft brush, warm water 

and a mild detergent. Ensure that the parts are rinsed thoroughly with plenty of clean water. 

Although highly resistant to chemicals and environmental conditions, take all precautions to avoid 

contaminating the systems with acids, bitumen, cement, chloride, paint, or aggressive cleaning 

fluids. 

Stainless steel parts are particularly susceptible to pitting corrosion from chlorine, so avoid 

exposure in this type of environment. 

B.

 

Servi

c

ing

In accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations and current national standards, systems that

 

are in regular use should be inspected at least once a year by SAFEWAZE™ or a Manufacturer’s

 

Certified Installer. In very high use applications or aggressive environments, the servicing interval

 

should be more frequent. The systems can have many unique features, which may not be readily

 

apparent; therefore only SAFEWAZE™ or Manufacturer’s Certified Installers should inspect these

 

products.

If a system has sustained a fall arrest impact, has be damaged, or is defective in any way, it must 

be immediately categorized as unfit for use. The use of the system(s) must be discontinued, and 

servicing should be arranged as soon as possible. All servicing requirements should be directed to 

SAFEWAZE™ or a Manufacturer’s Certified Installer. 

Summary of Contents for FS-EX330-LERF

Page 1: ...nd maintenance of this component have them explained to you ANY MISUSE OF THIS COMPONENT ANY ALTERATION OR MODIFICATION OF IT OR FAILURE TO PROPERLY FOLLOW THESE USER S INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN SERI...

Page 2: ...ystem is held in place at the work location by 4 retractable jacks Two 12 Rubber on cast 360 swivel wheels and two 12 rigid rubber on cast wheels make moving the unit simple and quick The unit is comp...

Page 3: ...imum rated load for the energy absorbing lanyard SRL The lanyard shall be capable of limiting the fall arrest load to less than 1800 lbs and the SRL shall be capable of limiting the fall arrest load t...

Page 4: ...Preferably fall arrest equipment like this should when not in use be kept in dedicated cabinets which permit adequate ventilation System Label Prior to accessing the systems the user should always in...

Page 5: ...n time the anchorages should be placed so that the potential for entangling the vertical lifelines is minimal Care should also be used in selecting a harness Harnesses with sewn down back pads can lim...

Page 6: ...quipped with side d rings If it is these may be attached to for this type of work Always ensure that the locking mechanism of the snap hook or karabiner is properly closed and incapable of accidental...

Page 7: ...ner The typical attachment between a user and a single point anchor that is located at the height of the user or lower is via a lanyard See Figure 3 below for an example using a d ring which should ha...

Page 8: ...mation refer to the Self Retracting Lifeline Instruction Guide in the operation and maintenance manual To attach to the SRL pull the tag line down This will pull the SRL snap hook down to you Slip the...

Page 9: ...o be sure that it is firm and that roll out is not possible see Figure 1 above If a d ring extender is used the extender is connected to the back d ring of the harness attach the snap hook at the end...

Page 10: ...nimum installation distance from the side of the unit to the leading edge is 3 ft Anchorage loading is designed such that the angle between the overhead single point attachment on the Roof Reach to th...

Page 11: ...Part numbers and Assembly Identification 6 7 THE UNIT MUST SIT ON A CLEAN AND DRY SURFACE FRONT JACK FEET SHOUD BE AT LEAST 1 FOOT FROM ROOF EDGE...

Page 12: ...gning the holes in the back of the arm assembly with the holes in the front of the mast assembly and pin in place with two pins Step 4 Raise mast assembly until the hole in the bottom of the mast asse...

Page 13: ...front and rear assembly and pin in place using one pin Step 7 Pull pins from body front and body rear assembly at the wheels and telescope outriggers out until the far holes on the outriggers line up...

Page 14: ...ll four leveling jacks until the wheels of the unit are off the surface Using the level located on the body front assembly make sure the unit is level Step 10 Attach SRLs to the loop connections at th...

Page 15: ...A 1926 502 regulations Warning Failure to read and follow product instructions could result in serious personal injury or death Training and instruction review should be repeated at regular intervals...

Page 16: ...els Attention labels located on the Arm of the Roof Reach system Deployment warning located on the body of the Roof Reach system Counterweight warning located on the back of the unit between the pushi...

Page 17: ...Contact Information SAFEWAZE 322 Industrial Court Concord NC 28025 Phone 704 262 7893 Fax 262 262 9051 Email info safewaze com www safewaze com...

Page 18: ...rm water and a mild detergent Ensure that the parts are rinsed thoroughly with plenty of clean water Although highly resistant to chemicals and environmental conditions take all precautions to avoid c...

Page 19: ...del No Mfg Date SAFEWAZE 704 262 7893 Date Condition of System Inspected By Maintenance 1 Inspect all hardware for distortion and deformation Check for visible cracks excessive wear and tear corrosion...

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