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3.4
Training
It is essential that all users are trained in the proper inspection, setup and use of this equipment.
It’s the responsibility of the user to ensure they are trained in the correct use of this equipment
and understand the limitations of its use.
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Incorrect use of this equipment may result in serious injury or death.
3.5
Rescue
It is the responsibility of the user of this equipment and their employer to have a suitable
rescue plan and the ability to implement it at any time during setup and use of this equipment.
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Connections
4.1
Making Connection
Only make compatible connections. Always ensure connectors close and lock correctly before
use. Below and Figure 5 are examples of unsuitable connections;
1 To an anchor or D-ring which has another connector attached.
2 In a position that will apply load to the gate mechanism.
3 By passing the connection through the attachment.
4 Connecting a connector to another connector.
5 Around a structure and back to the lifeline.
6 To an attachment that will limit the function of the gate.
7 To a location that will not load the connector as designed.
4.2
Compatibility of Connections
Connection made to and with this equipment shall be compatible. Connector shall be
compatible shape, size and equivalent rating in order to ensure a compatible connection
is made. Incompatible connections may cause loading of the gate mechanism leading to
unintentional disengagement. See Figure 4. Connectors shall be compliant with EN362 and
auto closing and locking.
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Making incompatible or unsuitable connection may result in unintentional
disengagement of the connector resulting in serious injury or death.
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