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産業機器 DBI SALA Anchor on the GoのPDF 据付・取扱説明書をオンラインで閲覧またはダウンロードできます。DBI SALA Anchor on the Go 20 ページ。 Portable roof anchor for metal roofs

Step 6: Return to the ground and walk to the other side of the roof and

connect the rope grab on the anchorage line to the fall arrest connection

point on your full body harness. Capital Safety always recommends that

a shock absorber be used between the rope grab and the connection

point to reduce the risk of injury in a fall.

NOTE: A second Anchor on the Go™ device can be installed on the

opposite side of the roof to enable the operator to work on both sides of

the roof and be connected between them with two separate rope lines.

This is called Restraint Technique.

2.2 Removal of Anchor on the Go™

After descending the roof from the access side and disconnecting from

the anchor line, then climb the ladder you have placed (safely) close to

the temporarily installed anchor and simply reverse the process used for

installation.

3.0 PROVISION OF PPE

Before commencing work on roofs, the contractors doing the work should

assess all foreseeable conditions likely to affect the health and safety of

the employees or themselves, as identified during the risk assessment

procedure, and arrange for the provision and use of appropriate Personal

Protective Equipment (PPE). If alternative means of access can be

arranged safely without the need for PPE, these methods should be

adopted first if deemed practical.

The following are examples of PPE often associated with roof work.

Appropriate PPE, whether listed below or not, should be provided when

required:

• Fall arrest equipment should be selected to protect the wearer and

allow them access to the areas they need to work, maintaining

freedom of movement and be comfortable;

• Footwear to reduce the risk of falls resulting from slips - rubber soled

shoes with herring bone or similar nonslip tread pattern are commonly

selected;

• Eye protection to reduce the risk of eye injury - eye protection