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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Safety Instructions

The ABC of Roofer's Kit

The Roofer's Kit requires a secure anchor point at the roof ridge-line or above

where the user will work. There are several ways to create a safe anchor point

for your rope, such as attaching a sling to an existing solid structure, using an

Austlift Temporary Roof Anchor or a suitable anchor point on the ground.

Note: Always ensure the T- Bar anchor point type is on the opposite side of the

roof from where you wish to work, and always follow fitting instructions supplied

with your anchor equipment.

A for Anchor – Suitable Anchor Point

B for Body Support – Suitable harness to arrest a fall or work in restraint

C for Connector – Suitable rope and grab system allows you to be able to connect

to the anchor point and prevents a fall by reducing fall distance allowing you to

work in restraint.

Steps to Use Your Roofer's Kit

STEP 1

Fit a full body harness as per AS/NZS 1891.1.

Find or set up a secure anchor point as per AS/NZS 5532 standards.

STEP 2

Place rope up or over structure to connect to anchor device.

STEP 3

Relocate ladder and connecting rope grab device to harness and start

STEP 4

working in restrained fall position.

Work on roof in a restrained work position.

STEP 5

Safely remove system from roof after work is complete.

STEP 6

AUSTLIFT ROOFER'S KIT

Roofer's Kits are for one person use.

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Ensure anchor points are correctly installed, fitted

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and are appropriately rated and certified.

When using rope & rope grabs, always ensure the

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rope line is suitably taught, preferably from both the

anchor point and the tail end.

Shock absorber connection shall be between harness

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frontal or rear fall arrest attachment points and rope

grab via the karabiner.

Work in a restraint technique keeping the shortest

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fall distance possible, less than 2m at all times.

If there are no anchor points present you should

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use an appropriate anchorage system to a suitable

structure ensuring the structure can support a fall

arrest situation.

PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT