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1.17 No modification or extension of the

fall protection system shall be allowed

without prior written consent of 3S

Lift. Otherwise for any consequences

affecting the product performance

and safety, 3S Lift will not assume any

liabilities.

1.18 DO NOT carry tools or materials by hands

while climbing up or down the ladder,

during which a fall of tools or materials

may occur resulting in damage to

equipment or injury to personnel below.

1.19 Before each use, perform a routine

inspection to ensure that the fall

arrester functions properly. The annual

inspection shall be performed by a

competent person

1.20 A copy of the user's manual must be

handed out to the operator and must be

available for reference.

1.21 Before and during use of the fall

protection system, a rescue plan

which copes with all kinds of possible

emergencies should be in place.

1.22 The fall arrester can only be used in

conjunction with 3S Lift rail guided fall

protection system, or a written consent

by 3S Lift shall be obtained if it is

intended to be used with other systems

other than described herein. Otherwise,

for any consequences affecting the

product performance and safety, 3S Lift

will not assume any liabilities.

1.23 The installation, maintenance and

inspection of the fall protection system

can only be performed by qualified

personnel trained by 3S Lift, or under the

guidance of related professionals.

1.24 Follow site emergency protocol. Do not

use the fall arrester as an assisted rescue

device.

1.25 DO NOT use the fall protection system in

environments where the user is exposed

to hazards such as high heat, chemicals

or falling risks that could result in injury

to the user.

1.26 Long distance climbing may require

several movable rest standings mounted

in the climbing passage to avoid fatigue.

Use proper work positioning equipment

for rest breaks. Do not climb in strong

winds or adverse weather.

1.27 Always maintain three points of contact

(hands and feet) with the ladder while

climbing. Should a mis-locking of the fall

arrester occur, the operator shall climb

up a bit to unlock the fall arrester.

Note: Should the fall arrester lock on the

guide rail, never unlock it by means of

detaching it off the guide rail.

1.28 If the fall arrester has been subjected to

a fall which leads to deformation, it must

be removed out of service immediately

and scrapped.

1.29 The ladder onto which the fall

protection system is mounted can be

installed on the tower wall in accordance

with the information supplied by the

manufacturers (see Fig. 1.1 and Fig. 1.2).

For example: weld a base plate with

embeded bolt onto the wall of wind

turbine tower, mount a supporting

bracket onto base plate, and fix the

supporting bracket to the ladder stile

with a clamp. The ladde should have a

capacity of supporting static load of 16

kN (3600 lbs).

Fig. 1.1

Fig. 1.2