Spanset 5-2696, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Inspection & Examination
ADDITIONAL WARNINGS
1. Persons using this product should be trained/competent in its use, or be under the supervision of such a person.
2. Be aware of all medical conditions that could affect the safety of the user in normal and emergency use.
3. A rescue plan should be in place to deal with any emergencies that may arise during work.
4. No alterations, additions or repairs should be made to this equipment without the written consent of SpanSet.
5. The equipment shall not be used outside its limitations, or for any other purpose than that it is intended for.
6. The safe function of one item of equipment may interfere with the safe function of another with certain combinations of
equipment. Always check components within a system are compatible before use.
7. In any fall-arrest system, the free space required below the user should always be ensured.
8. If in any doubt about the use or care of SpanSet equipment, please contact SpanSet.
9. The users safety depends on the continued effi ciency and durability of the equipment
SPECIAL NOTES
Screw Gate Links (Maillon Rapide)
If the lanyard is fi tted with Screw Gate Links, always ensure that they are fully spanner tightened.
INSPECTION AND EXAMINATION
Keep these instructions, or a copy with the lanyard to aid future inspection, and examination. Current European standards state
at least every 12 months the equipment must be visually examined by a competent person authorised by SpanSet, and the
results recorded. SpanSet recommends inspection by a competent person every 6 months.
Particular attention should be paid to the following:-
Webbing - Check for cuts, cracks, tears, abrasion* and scorch marks, burns or chemical attack.
Stitching - Look for broken stitch, loose or worn threads.
Metalware - Inspect for signs of damage/distortion/corrosion, and correct operation & locking of connectors.
Rope - Examine for any signs of wear/ abrasion, including interstrand wear, unravelling, extension and fusion.
* Local abrasion as distinct from general wear may be caused by the passage of the webbing/rope over sharp edges or
protrusions while under tension and may cause serious loss of strength. Slight damage to outer fi bres and occasional yarn may
be considered harmless but serious reduction in width or thickness of the webbing/rope or serious distortion to the weave/lay
pattern should lead to rejection.
This Lanyard should be immediately removed from service after being subjected to any fall, or if in any doubt about the
lanyard’s condition.
This lanyard may be cleaned if required. The following procedure must be adhered to. Use a mild detergent with hand hot
water, using a cloth, or sponge to wipe the lanyard and avoid over wetting. This procedure should then be repeated with clean
water to rinse, then allowed to dry naturally. After cleaning, a small amount of a suitable lubricant may be applied to moving
parts. If you require more information please contact Spanset.
CLIMA WORK
INSTRUCTIONS