CRH MONTAGE 21834.000, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction
IMPORTANT!
This User Manual is intended for installers, operators, maintenance personnel and
repairers who install, operate, maintain and repair fall protection posts. Please note
that this manual must always be available in the immediate vicinity of the mast.
It is assumed that the said personnel are trained in the use of the safety equipment
concerned, and also read this manual carefully before putting the equipment into
operation.
Fall protection post is a fall arrest mast used as an anchorage point for personal fall
arrest equipment. The post is designed for a maximum of 2 persons and tested for 1,300
kg. The post is fixed to the concrete deck via lifting anchors in the concrete deck.
IMPORTANT!
There must be a maximum distance from the post to the outside edge of the concrete
deck of 5m (5000mm). Only one person shall be anchored to each anchorage point (eye)
at the top of the pile.
It is important that the concrete deck is securely fixed or has a self-weight so that it is
not possible to tip/rotate the deck in a fall.
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Coverage and references
This manual applies only to the fall protection post and not to personal fall protection
post equipment being attached.
1.2
CE marking
The fall protection post may only be used for the purpose described in this manual and
for the purpose for which it is intended.
The fall arrest device is only intended for the securing of persons, via an embedded
concrete anchor, Load class 2,5 or 5,0 tons, together with a lifting eye of type: DEHA
KKT-U 6102-2,5 or 6102-5,0.
The fall protection post may not be used for purposes other than those for which it is
intended, and its use is also subject to correct assembly, installation, operation,
maintenance and repair.
All work with the fall protection post in connection with assembly, installation,
operation, maintenance and repair must also be carried out by professionals or
alternatively well-instructed operators.